Archive for the ‘Civilians in the Civil War’ Category
Mrs. Henry hailed a Southern martyr? Apparently not
Posted by: The staff on September 7, 2012
Fredericksburg April 12, 1861
Posted by: The staff on April 12, 2011
The other side of Swisshelm’s rage–Confederate women, the hated Yankees, and calculations to preserve home
Posted by: The staff on April 10, 2011
Bitterness unchecked: Jane Swisshelm reflects on the women of Fredericksburg in 1866
Posted by: The staff on March 30, 2011
The mystery of Mary Caldwell’s “Aspen Cottage”
Posted by: The staff on January 14, 2011
The Interpretive Value of Different Perspectives
Posted by: The staff on December 26, 2010
A mystery: the letters of Jane Beale
Posted by: The staff on December 15, 2010
The ordeal of Fredericksburg’s refugees–a powerful account
Posted by: The staff on December 11, 2010
Fredericksburg’s Battle Anniversary: An Invitation…and Some Rare Pictures
Posted by: The staff on December 9, 2010
Joy and sorrow: the state of the war in Fredericksburg, 1863–a letter from Jennie Goolrick
Posted by: The staff on December 4, 2010
