Posted on March 26, 2008 by cenantua
I had planned on posting about something to do with Southern Unionists today, but in the course of deciding exactly what I wanted to write about (and after a little Web navigation), I came across something that I wanted to pass along. Most in Civil War era studies are probably aware of the Valley [...]
Filed under: American Civil War, Civil War Memory - General, Digital History | Tagged: 28th New York Infantry, 5th Virginia Infantry, Augusta County Virginia, Battle of Cedar Mountain, Buckley's History of the Great Reunion, Civil War Era Studies, Confederate Veterans, Digital History, Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia, Niagara Falls, SCV, Southern Claims Commission Papers, Southern Unionists, Staunton Virginia, Stonewall Jackson Hotel, UDC, Valley of the Shadow | No Comments »
Posted on March 20, 2008 by cenantua
Thanks to a recent comment, I’ve been made aware of an error. Well, at least it appears to be an error. There are two headstones in the Winchester National Cemetery in Winchester, Virginia that are mix-match in nature when it comes to data and design. Really, this is no great surprise. As I mentioned in [...]
Filed under: "Shuffled" memory of the Civil War, American Civil War, Civil War Memory - General | Tagged: 122nd New York Infantry, 12th West Virginia Infantry, Andersonville Georgia, Andersonville National Historic Site, Battle of Third Winchester, Civil War memory, Confederate Cross of Honor, Ezekiel Ashcraft, Grafton National Cemetery, Grafton West Virginia, Lieutenant John V. Sims, Luray Valley, mismarked Civil War headstones, Staunton National Cemetery, Staunton Virginia, Winchester National Cemetery, Winchester Virginia | 2 Comments »