A stone’s throw from the hallowed ground of the Gettysburg Battlefield, where over 51,000 soldiers died over three days, visitors can learn about the American Civil War with a medium most associated .
Officials with the Maryland National Guard and the Maryland Center for Military History want the public's help in solving a 150-year-old mystery.
The Maryland National Guard is asking ancestors of an Eastern Shore regiment of Civil War soldiers to help identify the men in a rare, complete photograph collection of their unit.
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The Kentucky Masons opened a home for orphaned children and widows of Civil War soldiers.
The crew at Rated Red explores how the Civil War kept resurfacing in one man's backyard.
The Watkins Museum of History will hold the annual Civil War on the Border series later this month at locations throughout Lawrence.