Review by Paul Taylor ( Read more... )

"I want to thank you for getting the speaker who gave the talk on Stonewall Jackson. I found it educational, enlightening and illuminating. He really knows his stuff. While no military expert or armchair general, I appreciated his theatrical candor and aplomb."

A nice review by Jeff Wert of Last Days in Civil War News:( Read on, Macduff.... )

In commemoration of the sesquicentennial of Stonewall Jackson’s death, the Museum of the Confederacy recently displayed the second national flag of the Confederacy that had been used to drape Jackson’s coffin ( Read more... )

I had the privilege of being in the Death Room at the Shrine Thursday night for the park's candlelight vigil program prior to Jackson's death. Check out the pics at Emerging Civil War.

Outside, Frank O'Reilly tells a crowd of a hundred and fifty people the story of the las days if stonewall Jackson. He doesn't normally need amplification, but tonight a pair of speakers casts his voice down the gentle slope, filled with visitors, toward the railroad tracks ( Read more... )

As Emerging Civil War continues its coverage of the 150th anniversary of Chancellorsville and the death of Stonewall Jackson, we’re pleased to bring you a guest post from Stonewall devotee Steph Mackowski.As a four year old who had just spent a week in Washington, D.C., you would think a Civil War battlefield wouldn’t be particularly exciting for ( Read more... )

Physician Matthew Lively says historian Bob Krick is wrong about the wounding of Stonewall Jackson ( Read more... )

While popular history tells us that Gettysburg marked the turning point of the American Civil War-“The High Tide of the Confederacy”-most people don’t realize that story evolved as a shrewd marketing ploy to promote the town of Gettysburg as a tourist destination. Located near many of the major population centers of the eastern U.S. (Washington, ( Read more... )

One of the great benefits of this job is the opportunity to travel around and talk to different Civil War Roundtables ( Read more... )