Archive for the ‘Antebellum’ Category
Rare Pictures that Look Back from Freedom: A Former Slave Portrays the Fredericksburg Area, pt. 2
Posted by: The staff on April 24, 2013
Nature- and History Tourism along the Rappahannock: Good for What Ailed Them in 1861?
Posted by: The staff on June 2, 2011
Schooling antebellum style
Posted by: The staff on March 20, 2011
Fredericksburg and the new Confederacy
Posted by: The staff on February 21, 2011
Some tidbits on Alum Springs
Posted by: The staff on February 3, 2011
Nautical connections: Fredericksburg’s three legit naval heroes
Posted by: The staff on January 23, 2011
Down the Potomac to Aquia and Stafford County: Unique Glimpses of Antebellum Life on the River
Posted by: The staff on December 29, 2010
Slavery and secession in Fredericksburg–Marye’s views
Posted by: The staff on November 23, 2010
A future king visits Fredericksburg–and the slaves hope
Posted by: The staff on November 15, 2010
Fighting for Fredericksburg’s streets: marbles and cents and shooting hogs
Posted by: The staff on October 18, 2010
