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Is this a Union soldier or Confederate soldier?

r/USCivilWar
20746a month ago

Another amazing shot of The Battle of Atlanta - cyclorama!

r/USCivilWar
1160a month ago

The battle of Nashville monument

r/USCivilWar
351a month ago

Discharge paperwork for Jesse Baker, originally with the 141st PA but trained with artillery units during Fredericksburg. Later transferred to the 1st NY Light Artillery, Battery B just before Chancellorsville. Includes handwritten list of battles he fought in on the back!

r/USCivilWar
292a month ago

Mary Smith Kelsey Peake dedicated her life to empowering Black men, women, and children with access to education before and during the Civil War. She founded the first school for Black students in Hampton, Virginia, leaving a legacy that impacted generations.

r/USCivilWar
281a month ago

Picked up a Roby m1860 cavalry saber dated 1863 and inspected by Alfred G. Manning (AGM). Only 3,000 total cavalry sabers were made by Roby in 1863. The “West Chelmsford, Mass” address is the 3-line version (early 1863), which is considered scarce.

r/USCivilWar
223a month ago

Monument of the battle of Nashville

r/USCivilWar
170a month ago

1863 Staudinger’s token that was smoothed over then engraved with mystery symbols. Could be nothing, could be some sort of secret society markings! I’ve got a few experts taking a look, but wanted to share it in the meantime. Details inside…

r/USCivilWar
142a month ago

More markers depicting Federal trench line have popped up in Franklin, Tenn. Meanwhile, battle-damaged Carter House is breaking ground for new visitor center

r/USCivilWar
130a month ago

'The best of human nature': This Georgia woman cared for a Yankee POW at Andersonville while his friends tended to her brother at a Northern prison. How did this come to be? There is no single answer (and there's a Henry Wirz angle)

r/USCivilWar
120a month ago