Scourge of War: Gettysburg – PC Game Review
Scourge of War: Gettysburg should easily set the standard for all Civil War wargames, with hours of non-repetitive gameplay. I would heartily commend it to any gamer.
Read More150th Anniversary of the First Shot of the American Civil War
On April 12, 1861, a single shell arched above the waters of the harbor at Charleston, South Carolina, toward Fort Sumter; the Civil War had begun.
Read MoreKen Burns’ ‘The Civil War’ Commemorative Edition DVD – Review
The six-DVD Commemorative Edition of Ken Burns 'The Civil War' is even better than the original series, now digitally remastered with remixed sound, 52 minutes of previously unseen interviews with Ken Burns and Shelby Foote, and more.
Read MoreShadow of Shiloh – Book Review
"Shadow of Shiloh" is a well-documented and long-overdue biography of Gen. Lew Wallace, focusing on whether or not his tardy arrival on the field at Shiloh deserves to hang over his reputation like a shadow.
Read MoreUnderground Railroad site sparks controversy
Modern additions to what may be the only documented Underground Railroad station remaining in Manhattan has sparked a fight between preservationists, city departments and the building's owner.
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