Monuments & Memory

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the July-August 2026 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the May-June 2026 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the March-April 2026 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the January-February 2026 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the November-December 2025 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the September-October 2025 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the July-August 2025 issue of Civil War News.

& W Forty Year’s Worth of Artifacts and the Stories They Tell hen he was twelve, John Dietrichs bought a Thi Confederate cannonball. That first acquis…

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the March-April 2025 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the January-February 2025 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the November-December 2024 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the September-October 2024 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the July-August 2024 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the May-June 2024 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the April 2024 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the March 2024 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the February 2024 issue of Civil War News.

Digital Issues Richard LaPosta Civil War Books The National Heritage Collection

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the December 2023 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the November 2023 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the October 2023 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the September 2023 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the August 2023 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the July 2023 issue of Civil War News.

Until late in the Civil War’s third year, Federal forces had made no major incursions into the Confederacy’s third most populous state. Virginia had b…

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the May 2023 issue of Civil War News.

The GCWHT marker at the Oostana Gordon County Sheriff’s Office.

The Nashville and Decatur Railroad in the Civil War: History of an Embattled Railroad. By Walter R. Green, Jr. Endnotes, bibliography, ind appendices,…

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the February 2023 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the January 2023 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the December 2022 issue of Civil War News.

Top Picks for Wes Stephen Davis’ Top Ten Favorite Western Theater Books…

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the October 2022 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the September 2022 issue of Civil War News.

by Lee was not so fortunate. The collection contains a lett written by Maj. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the July 2022 issue of Civil War News.

“If they are not punished world, God will surely puni them in the world to come.” Catharine Rowland, Ivanhoe Plantation…

Little Ogeechee Baptist Church i dates to 1790s. Current structur…

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the March 2022 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the February 2022 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the January 2022 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the November 2021 issue of Civil War News.

Atlanta Round Table Table will restart its dinner me Resumes Field Trips ings in September. The tours Joh has organized have gotten Round Table member…

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the August 2021 issue of Civil War News.

This unidentified Confederate wo war. According to a note written was held in Martinsburg. Library…

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the April 2021 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the February 2021 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the January 2021 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the December 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the November 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the October 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the September 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the August 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the July 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the June 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the May 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the April 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the March 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the February 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the January 2020 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the December 2019 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the November 2019 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the October 2019 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the September 2019 issue of Civil War News.

An errant tee shot from the Atlanta Country Club’s 13th hole will transport the ball a centur and a half back in time. The bal will fly out of bounds,…

to abandon and destroy much of their property in arms, artillery

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the June 2019 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the May 2019 issue of Civil War News.

Next month we will take a look at the reports and other writing of the Confederates who led this attack at what they named the Battle of Murfreesboro.

Joseph Medill is in Lincoln circles bring him and his attention of Civil as well. In the mi century Medill was the Chicago Tribun ant Republican new 1…

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the February 2019 issue of Civil War News.

Monuments by Gould Hagler, from the January 2019 issue of Civil War News.

of the battle as he and Johnston conferred. “Affairs now wore a very

pare them to each other, and see if the secondary works interpret them correctly. And look at everything with a critical eye and skeptical attitude…

I could not help thinking that there was a better way to deal with the Indians than to begin with the conquering sword and follow it up with starvatio…

The Wars after the War: Close Cal The second in a series on Union officers who served in the Indian Wars…

Captain Jack. Portrait of Kintpuash created shortly before his execution in 1873.

By Gould Hagler The fourth of a series on shor ages of consumer goods in the Confederacy.…

The Mid-South Show Here is my favorite, the post-vocalic r (Another broken

Living Veteran’s Daughter Reenac By Gould Hagler Pictured here is Iris Lee Gay Jordan, the daughter of Lewis Gay, who served as a private in 4th Flori…

Thomas Leonidas Crittenden (THOM as lee ON i das CRITT en den)

were living links to the Confederate past. The opening of a home could

wrote that “…the Alabama Home is a disgrace. Thousands of bed bugs and vermin infest the beds, and the

In Honor of a Fallen Nation (Mercer University Press, 2014). All the pho