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| The American Civil War Home Page | One of the largest collections of CW documents online, "gateway" site run by Dr. Hoemann of the University of TN at Knoxville. |
| Dakota State University CW Archive | Jim Janke's enormous collection of Civil War documentation and articles. Parallel to another meta-site on Americana. |
| U.S. Civil War Center | Louisiana State University's all-purpose Civil War site, link archive, and search engine, also home of the Civil War Book Review. |
| Motlow College CW Research Center | Extensive collection of CW diaries. Click on image, then Search, then on left top drop-down box, then on diaries. |
| Civil War News | Online version of hard-copy monthly magazine. Covers issues of site preservation, coming events, reviews, letters, reenactment photos, etc. |
| Civil War Interactive | An on-line Civil War magazine with articles, book reviews, and a rated links list. Aslo a hall of fame and a hall of shame. |
| George H. Thomas Home Page | The comprehensive source on-line about George H. Thomas, unsung architect of the Union victory. |
| Broadfoot Publishing | Source of books about the Civil War, including the Broadfoot Supplements to the Official Records which contain many reports omitted in the original Official Records. In addition the site offers "SoldierSearch" for ordering Civil War records and research. |
| "General George H. Thomas"
Web Site |
Robert Meiser´s compilation of sources which demonstrate
that not Grant, Sherman, or Lee was the greatest general of the Civil War,
but rather Thomas. |
| Major
General George H. Thomas Collection |
Don Plezia's collection of essays, photos, texts,
and other memorabilia concerning the greatest of Civil War generals. Don
specializes in out of print books about the Civil War. |
| US Colored Troops in the CW | It is fashionable to assert that the CW was fought only for economic reasons. But "somehow" (Lincoln) underneath it all was the national agony about the burden of slavery. The crucible of this moral struggle was the USCT, as exhaustively documented in Bennie McRae's site. Lest we forget. |
| The Civil War Home Page | A Civil War search engine. |
| Chickamauga
& Chattanooga National Military Park |
Starting point for your visit to the best CW battle sites in the country. On your way to Point Park/Lookout Mountain don't miss Missionary Ridge and Orchard Knob (Thomas Reservation) off 3rd St. |
| Gerry Mack's
CW Page |
Part of a compendium of webpages on American history, emphasis
on colored Union troops. |
| The 6th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry Regiment U.S. | Joe Reinhard's site dedicated to the Union troops from Kentucky. |
| Civil War Archive | Detailed information about lower unit levels. |
| Mass executions
in the Confederate Armies |
As Sam Watkins wrote: Gen. Joseph Johnston had 10 times as many soldiers shot as Bragg ever did. Bragg was, however, the only commander CSA or USA who had an officer executed (for corruption). |
| The Virginia Volunteers | CW site from Germany, connections to the active reenactment scene there. Siehe auch andere deutsche Link-Partner. |
| Civil War Round Table of France | Hosted by the Confederate and Federal Club of France, some of the material in English, news about CW reenactments in Europe. Voir des autres sites partenaires francophones. |
| American Civil War Society (UK) | British reenactment group. Site organized with military precision. |
| Southampton County Historical Association | Dedicated to the preservation of the heritage of the Virginia tidewater region. Its most famous native son, George Thomas, was born here near Newsoms in 1816. His home Thomaston is still standing. |
| Civil War Skirmish Association | Group in northern California competes with original and authentic
reproduction cap and ball revolvers, carbines, rifles, muskets, and occasionally cannons and mortars. |
| Tim Harrison's CW page
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| Abraham Lincoln's Research
Site |
Probably the most user-friendly of the Lincoln sites. |
| American CW Round Table (UK) |
Extended family viewpoint. Puts out a regular
"Crossfire" journal with lots of articles. |
| Signal Corps Association (1860-1865) | Researching period military &
naval field communication systems, flag signaling, telegraphy, aeronautics,
cryptography, etc. forum, chat-room, code animations, young-adult & re-enactors
pages |