Archive for the ‘Civilian accounts’ Category
Scandal in Fredericksburg!
Posted by: The staff on January 24, 2013
Good Friday 1862
Posted by: The staff on April 18, 2012
The Chancellors of Chancellorsville
Posted by: The staff on March 29, 2012
To go or not to go: Fredericksburg’s refugees and those who stayed behind
Posted by: The staff on January 4, 2012
The final journey of Captain Edward P. Lawton (part 2)
Posted by: The staff on August 31, 2011
An astounding contrast of rancor and humanity: the rage of Arabella Pettit and the final Journey of Captain Edward P. Lawton (Part 1)
Posted by: The staff on August 28, 2011
Bedsteads and bones: a walk at the Bloody Angle with E. L. Landram, 1895
Posted by: The staff on August 4, 2011
Martha Stevens redeemed: pariah to heroine–a matter of faith or history?
Posted by: The staff on May 3, 2011
A walk with Fredericksburg’s diarists and the release of Jane Beale’s diary–May 7
Posted by: The staff on April 30, 2011
Echoes from the Bloody Angle: a real-time description from Katherine Couse’s Laurel Hill
Posted by: The staff on March 29, 2011
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