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Author Archives: Richard H. Holloway

A tree-lined stretch of the Rio Grande
Posted inFeature

This British Colonel Traveled with Robert E. Lee at Gettysburg. He’d Already Had His Share of Surprises

by Richard H. Holloway2/28/20245/4/2024

Arthur Fremantle stumbled upon a murder while in the Rio Grande.

Barnard E. Bee rallies troops
Posted inStories

The Confederate Bee Brothers: Unforgettable Legacies For Very Converse Reasons

by Richard H. Holloway2/14/20242/7/2024
Posted inExclusive

Two of a Kind

by Richard H. Holloway1/18/20241/18/2024
Interior of The Battle of Atlanta Cyclorama
Posted inFeature

Civil War Art, in the Round and Mobile

by Richard H. Holloway1/1/202412/8/2023
Louisiana Tigers painted by Keith Rocco
Posted inFeature

How Wheat’s Tigers’ Opening Gambit at First Manassas Turned to Legend

by Richard H. Holloway9/18/20239/12/2023
Posted inVideo

Famed Cafe Du Monde Still Serves Up This Civil War Brew

by Christopher Howland and Richard H. Holloway7/19/20237/19/2023
Privates Joseph Hakin and William A. Wilson
Posted inFeature

At War’s End, These Union Soldiers Thought They Were Being Mustered Out. Instead, They Found Themselves Back in the Fray… Under Custer

by Richard H. Holloway6/12/20236/15/2023
Posted inVideo

Through Custer’s Eyes: Roam Through Six Civil War-Era Haunts of the Famed General

by Richard H. Holloway3/24/20233/27/2024
Hand to hand fighting at Seven Pines
Posted inInterview

Turmoil in Richmond: Joe Johnston, Jefferson Davis Command Alliance Was Doomed From the Start

by Richard H. Holloway1/17/20231/17/2023
United Confederate Veterans at Shreveport, La.
Posted inStories

How a Fashion-Conscious General Saved a Tailor from the Civil War’s Front Lines

by Richard H. Holloway11/21/202211/22/2022

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