What Defines a Victory?

10 years ago

http://emergingcivilwar.com/2015/01/07/on-victory/

Charles Sumner – Republican Firebrand

10 years ago

Charles Sumner was a member of the Whig Party, which was one of the two main political parties along with…

Charles Sumner – Early Career

10 years ago

One of the most important figures in the United States Senate before the Civil War was Charles Sumner. He was…

Was Sherman a War Criminal?

10 years ago

This month is the 150th anniversary of Sherman's infamous March across Georgia to the Sea. After years of war, Union…

Hour Tours 2014 – Waterloo and Massachusetts

10 years ago

The Horn Family will be doing two different tours in 2015. Our annual September tour will be in Massachusetts, and…

Sherman’s March to the Sea

10 years ago

One of the most infamous campaigns of the Civil War was William Tecumseh Sherman's march through Georgia to the Sea.…

Time Capsule Placed by Paul Revere and Samuel Adams Unearthed

10 years ago

A time capsule placed in the cornerstone of the Massachusetts State House as been uncovered. It was placed as part…

Charge of the 1st Minnesota

10 years ago

Charge of the 1st Minnesota on the 2nd Day of the Battle of Gettysburg. (Painting by Don Troiani for the…

Japan’s Surrender in World War II

10 years ago

US Navy World War II veteran Dr. Benjamin James describes what he saw when Japan surrendered.

Francis Drake’s Prayer: Fact or Fiction?

10 years ago

Update: The mystery of the true author of the prayer has been solved! It was written by Rev Addison Groff…

Who Really Burned Atlanta?

10 years ago

http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/11/13/who-burned-atlanta/

The Tumultuous Election 1860

10 years ago

The most turbulent contested election in American history may have been that of 1860. Splits in the parties produced four…