Sentimental Journey
mco's Johnny Reb Cannon, complete with battle flag, shot its spring-loaded plastic projectiles up to 35 feet.
Civil War Fight Songs
‘Noble and manly music invigorates the spirit, strengthens the wavering man, and incites him to great and worthy deeds’
The General’s Mount: a Poem on General Forrest’s Horse
Read the poem tribute to General Nathan Bedford Forrest's horse Roderick.
Ox Hill Battlefield: Honoring Second Bull Run’s Bloody Postscript
The Battle of Ox Hill or Chantilly, in Virginia, has been commemorated with a new battlefield park along Rt. 608. The Sept. 1, 1862, battle was fought in a rainstorm and resulted in the death of Union generals Philip Kearny and Isaac Stevens.
Decision 1864:Hawks vs. Doves—Sound Familiar?
The Democratic and Republican platforms are highlighted in the presidential race of 1864.
The Grave of Nick Biddle: Ode to the Man who was the First Casualty of the Civil War
Read the poem "Grave of Nick Biddle" dedicated to the Civil War's first blood.
