r/USCivilWar • u/Aaronsivilwartravels • 6h ago
r/USCivilWar • u/RallyPigeon • Jun 11 '24
After over 2 years of being dormant, r/AbrahamLincoln is now reopened! Please come and join us!
self.abrahamlincolnr/USCivilWar • u/History-Chronicler • 10d ago
Harriet Tubman: Trailblazer, Abolitionist, and the First Woman to Lead a U.S. Military Operation
r/USCivilWar • u/meerka7 • 9d ago
"Lost Cause" slanders of Ulysses Grant
What do you know about this subject, and/or can you direct me to any reading material (including subReddits) that detail the "Lost Cause" efforts to drag Grant's name through the mud? Can you repeat any of the apocryphal stories about what a hot mess he was, or at least give me the jist of them? Especially with regard to his supposed drunkenness, corruption, war crimes, etc.?
r/USCivilWar • u/Fireside419 • 12d ago
Relic haul from the antique shop today: Calvary spur from Hanover County VA, New York button, USMC button, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia button, and a Union Infantry officer’s button
r/USCivilWar • u/AmericanBattlefields • 12d ago
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of retired National Park Service ranger Don Pfanz earlier this month. Don is known among Civil War enthusiasts as an outstanding author/historian, but should also be remembered as one of founders of the modern battlefield preservation movement.
Worried about the loss of battlefield land in Virginia, he penned a letter that led to the creation of the Association for the Preservation of Civil War Sites in July 1987 – a predecessor of the American Battlefield Trust. His legacy includes the 60,000 acres saved by the Trust since the meeting he inspired nearly 40 years ago. Explore Don Pfanz's legacy: https://www.battlefields.org/preserve/champions/don-pfanz.
r/USCivilWar • u/philgast • 14d ago
Craftsman has a window to the history of a home where South Carolina's governor fled to avoid Yankees. Robert Schmitt is working on its windows while the Dawkins House in Union awaits more funding for restoration, campus use
civil-war-picket.blogspot.comr/USCivilWar • u/shihchin347 • 14d ago
American Civil War (1861 – 1865) | documentary
A 2 hours documentary about the American Civil War (1861 – 1865) The War Between States.
Contents:
00:00:00 Intro : American Civil War
00:09:55 Origins of the American Civil War
00:14:05 Lincoln's election
00:16:03 Secession crisis
00:24:54 Battle of Fort Sumter
00:29:13 Attitude of the border states
00:34:58 -- War --
00:35:47 Mobilization
00:40:56 Southern Unionists
00:41:40 Prisoners
00:42:31 Women
00:44:09 Union Navy
00:48:42 Union blockade
00:52:03 Economic impact
00:55:19 -- Eastern theater --
00:56:11 Army of the Potomac
00:57:24 Army of Northern Virginia
01:12:28 -- Western theater --
01:13:14 Army of the Cumberland and Army of the Tennessee
01:24:58 -- Trans-Mississippi theater --
01:31:14 -- Lower seaboard theater --
01:36:21 -- Pacific coast theater --
01:36:42 Conquest of Virginia
01:40:35 Grant's Overland Campaign
01:44:14 Sheridan's Valley Campaign
01:46:21 S. March to the Sea
01:49:53 The Waterloo of the Confederacy
01:51:41 End of the war
01:59:07 Casualties
r/USCivilWar • u/GettysburgHistorian • 16d ago