Driven Mad By His Wife’s Passing, This Union Soldier Suffered an Ignoble Death by Frank Jastrzembski4/24/20234/19/2023 John Wesley Horner fought for Michigan but later found himself teaching in Kansas before his untimely demise.
Caught Sleeping at the Wheel: How the Union Army Almost Nabbed Stonewall Jackson by Rick Britton4/3/20234/3/2023
A Wisconsin Officer’s Tale Gained Him Acclaim and a Promotion. But It Probably Never Happened. by Marc Storch and Kevin Hampton3/23/20233/23/2023
They Were Sent on a Suicide Mission at Cedar Creek. Their Victory Rallied the Union. by Alex McCarthy3/13/20233/13/2023
Party Like it’s 1862: The Black Hat Brigade’s Raucous Party Along the Rappahannock by Lance J. Herdegen8/16/20228/16/2022
LEAVE THEM STANDING: Confederate monuments must remain at Gettysburg to help interpret the Civil War’s causes and consequences by Gary W. Gallagher8/6/20201/20/2022