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Category Archives: Sesquicentennial Series

  • Tough we often think of 1862 prior to Antietam as a year of Confederate successes, the early portion was beset by a number of defeats. Blame for [...]

    150 Years Ago Today – George W. Randolph Named Confederate Secretary of War

    March 18, 2012
  • In the week prior to this date of March 11, 1862, President Lincoln had summoned General McClellan to tell him rather bluntly that his lack of [...]

    150 Years Ago Today: McClellan Removed as General-in-Chief

    March 11, 2012
  • On the 8th of March of 1862 (150 years ago yesterday), the Confederate ironclad CSS Virginia had successfully assaulted a Union squadron at [...]

    150 Years Ago Today: First Battle of Ironclads

    March 9, 2012
  • An outnumbered Union army gained a victory in northwest Arkansas on this date of March 7th (and 8th) in 1862 at the Battle of Pea Ridge – also [...]

    150 Years Ago Today: The Battle of Pea Ridge

    March 7, 2012
  • Imagine if one of the Obama daughters were to contract some dreadful disease and die. It would be all over the news, cameras would follow the [...]

    150 Years Ago: Burial of Willie Lincoln

    February 28, 2012
  • (As I have written in the page you may reference at the top of the blog, I have a special research interest in Abner Doubleday. This material is [...]

    Abner Doubleday’s Winter of 1861-62

    February 27, 2012
  • Jefferson Davis – from Mississippi – resigned from the United States Senate in January 1861 and was chosen President of the Confederacy by [...]

    150 Years Ago Today: Jefferson Davis Inaugurated

    February 22, 2012
  • The first really significant major Union victory of the Civil War occurred 150 years ago today with the Confederate surrender of Fort Donelson on [...]

    150 Years Ago Today: The Capture of Fort Donelson

    February 16, 2012
  • The collection of letters of John B. Noyes at the Houghton Library of Harvard University contains one written on 2/22/1862 that speaks of a [...]

    150 Years Ago Today: The Williamsport Ladies Grand Concert

    February 14, 2012
  • Though I do tours at Antietam – situated just outside Sharpsburg, MD – I actually live about 5-6 miles from the Battlefield, closer to the [...]

    150 Years Ago In Williamsport, MD

    February 11, 2012

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