Our pages:

Arkansas

Activities Upon or Against Non-combatants

Anecdotes, Poetry, and Incidents

Anecdotes, Poetry and Incidents of the War; North and South, 1860—1865 - edited by Frank Moore, 1867 (55 pages, with more to come)

Battles

Civil War Poetry

Dark Side of War

• Andersonville

• Incidents at Shelton-Laurel, North Carolina (and related documents)

• Quantrill, William Clark

e-Journal Skedaddle

Generals

Life in the South—Before, During and After the Confederacy

Public Figures - Politicians, Writers, and others; non-military

Prisons and Prisoners

Railroads

• A Federal Railroad Adventure

Sea and Rivers—Ships and Boats

• The Hunley: A Confederate Submarine Torpedo Boat - with material relating to the ship she sank and other related Civil War "torpedo boats"

• Loss of the steamer Sultana in the Mississippi River, near Memphis, Tenn.

Slave—Contraband—Freedman: Blacks in America, Before, During, and After the War

Slavery

Spies, Secret Service, Espionage

• A Federal Railroad Adventure

The War's Sick and Wounded

An index to people, military units and significant places

visits since 02/04/2004
page revised 05/25/2006

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