21. McFarland - Publisher Of Reference And Scholarly Books civil war Sites, memorials, Museums and Library Collections of its role during the civil war and a timeline of significant battles or other events that http://www.mcfarlandpub.com/book-2.php?isbn=0-7864-2259-9

22. Civil War Herald WebQuest Maps of National Historic Military Parks, memorials, and Battlefields Many detailed The American civil war Homepage - battles -Fantastic site with http://www.coollessons.org/civilwarpaper.htm

Civil War Herald WebQuest Introduction It is June 1, 1865, and the war has been over for about a month. You are newspaper reporters working for the finest paper in your state, the Herald . The publisher of your newspaper has called a meeting the newspaper staff. He said, “We do not want people to forget what has happened during the past fifteen years. We must record the truth as we know it about the war and what led up to it so that others will remember.” Task Your class will form different groups representing the staffs of newspapers in various cities. Some newspapers will represent the Southern point of view and others will represent the Northern point of view. Your newspaper staff must research, write and edit a “Commemorative Issue" of your Herald newspaper about the issues, events and people surrounding that critical event called the Civil War by some people, the War Between the States by others. The time period covered by this commemorative issue will be 1850-1865. The newspaper staff members will have various assignments. You will be using your textbook, library resources, and the Internet to find the information that will help you write your articles. Some specific Internet links have been listed with each assignment. However, you may search any of the

23. Civil War Gazette Pick a day in the important civil war battle you are covering (many battles Maps of National Historic Military Parks, memorials, and Battlefields The http://www.bccs.org/mc/resources/quests/q_civilwar.html

Civil War Gazette Introduction You are a team of newspaper reporters, living in the civil war era. Battles are raging all around you: brother pitted against brother; father against son; neighbor against neighbor. Golden meadows and rolling hills you and your friends once played in are becoming soaked in crimson with the blood of a nation's most valued resource; it's citizenry. What was once a courageous new union is now being torn apart before your own eyes. Task Your team is assigned the task of researching, writing, and editing a single edition of your newspaper that focuses on a specific battle during the civil war. Include in this edition: a news article about the battle, an editorial, and at least three of the following additional items: an advertisement, a political cartoon, an obituary, or a human interest story. Process Establish the needed roles for each member of your group in order to get an edition of the paper published. For example: editor, news reporter, social or feature writer, a political cartoonist, a photographer, a obituary writer, or subscriber. Decide as a group if you are to be a Union or a Confederate newspaper.

24. Civil War General civil war Sites civil war Art, civil war battles, civil war Boats civil war Magazines , civil war Medicine , civil war Museums, memorials http://www.tnte.com/mmc/mams/civilwar.htm

CIVIL WAR RESOURCES Books Biographies , and Resources Books Web Collection Plus Online Databases Student Resource Center Silver POWERLibrary -Biography Reference Source Biographies Biographies from Shotgun's Home of the American Civil War This portion of "The Home of The American Civil War" site contains biographies of some of the major personalities involved in the American Civil War. These biographies are accompanied by an image of the individual where possible. Biographies, Charlestonians In the War General P.T.G. Beauregard Mary Boykin Chestnut Mary Pringle George Trenholm, and more. Civil War Women On-line Archival Collections including: Rose O'Neal Greenhow, Alice Williamson, Sarah E. Thompson, and links to related sites. John Bell Hood Comprehensive bibliography with links. Sojourner Truth Biography and links. Women of the American Civil War Harriet Beecher Stowe, Clara Barton, Rose O'Neal Greenhow, Mary Todd Lincoln, Varnia Jefferson Davis

25. Geobop's North America: History: The Civil War (Home Page) The civil war is recalled by countless memorials, traditions and symbols, Thousands of people reenact civil war battles across America every year. http://www.geobop.com/world/NA/Topics/History/Civil_War/

The Civil War The War that Never Ended World North America Special Topics Geobopological Survey Geography History Industry Names ... Weather Islands Surrounded by Water? Idaho Moon Craters? Weird Geography! Search this site T he Civil War is remembered for its terrible carnage, heroics and passionate defense of issues people deeply cared about. The power this conflict still holds over us are testified to by the sheer number of Civil War resources on the Internet. This Civil War site offers an overview, geared largely for younger students. It also differs by comparing the Civil War to another Civil War the United States fought in—the war in Vietnam. The comparison is extended to the Vietnamese people, who experienced the full weight of the war, just as so many Americans were crushed by war one hundred and fifty years ago. This project began with a Civil War quiz featuring a question for each of the 50 states and linked to my North America site. This illustrates the fact that the Civil War touched all of today’s fifty states in one way or another. Even Alaska and Hawaii. More information is available for each state at Geobop’s North America. You can read the Introduction to the Civil War below, or go straight to the

26. Late Night Live - 27/12/2000: American Civil War Obsession The four years of the American civil war from 1861 to 1865 has managed to inspire of civil war battles in full regalia, but also in museums, memorials, http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/lnl/s222790.htm

Radio National with Phillip Adams on Wednesday 27/12/2000 American Civil War Obsession Summary: The four years of the American Civil War, from 1861 to 1865, has managed to inspire and nurture a deep, romantic nostalgia for this period which, if anything, seems to be growing. At last count the number of books devoted to the civil war exceeds 60,000. Today, the enthusiasm for civil war nostalgia is maintained not only in the passionate re-enactment of Civil War battles in full regalia, but also in museums, memorials, Confederate trivia quizzes and enduring organisations such as the Union of Confederate Daughters and Children of the Confederacy. Now this obsession has spawned an imaginative book on the Civil War by an Australian with no formal connections to the war at all. Peter Minack is a teacher from Melbourne who's just published "Campaigning with Grant" a fictionalised account of the civil war seen through the eyes of John A. Rawlins, Chief of Staff to General Ulysees S. Grant. And one of the best accounts yet of reportage from the American South into this phenomenon is Tony Horwitz's "Confederates in the Attic". Originally broadcast on 12/9/2000.

27. BBC NEWS | Special Report | 1998 | 10/98 | World War I | War Memorials: Lest We civil war. A memorial to a civil war battle in 1643 Some of the earliest memorials commemorate battles which took place during the civil war in the 17th http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/1998/10/98/world_war_i/newsid_19

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: Special Report: World War I News Front Page World ... Programmes SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobile/PDAs Text Only ... Help EDITIONS Change to World Tuesday, 3 November, 1998, 10:55 GMT War memorials: Lest we forget There could be as many as 60,000 war memorials in the UK In nearly every city, town or village in the UK there is a monument to the war-dead. No one really knows how many there are, but current estimates place the number at more than 60,000. Hundreds of volunteers and a few dedicated staff at Britain's Imperial War Museum are working on a 10- year project to catalogue them all for posterity. Lost landmarks Often pictures of war memorials were made into postcards Many war memorials have become decaying local landmarks that hardly draw a second glance. In 1988 the museum's director-general, Alan Borg, became concerned that the monuments could one day be lost forever and no record of them would exist. He started the National Inventory of War Memorials, which is expected to be completed by 2001. Nick Hewitt, who has been running the project for the past couple of years, says that so far around 27,000 memorials have been recorded. When the whole project is finished it is hoped the results will be available on the Internet.

28. Links And Resources Of Interest civil war Battle Summaries Links to NPS summaries of 38 battles fought in Maps of National Historic Military Parks, memorials, and Battlefields http://www.bonps.org/links.htm

LINKS and RESOURCES of INTEREST Suggestions for additional links of interest are encouraged. Please email your Civil War-related website address to our webmaster. Thanks. The Battle of Nashville Preservation Society P.O. Box 121796 Nashville, TN 37212 For more information, call the Hotline at (615) 780-3636 and leave a message. "Guide to Civil War Nashville" is a new 76-page book published by BONPS which takes you on a 50-mile 25-site tour of the battlefield and tells the story of Tennessee's capital city during the war years. Included are a set of detailed battle maps not to be found elsewhere. To order, click here The BONPS Discussion Group on Yahoo! is located at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bonps First-time users must sign up first at http://groups.yahoo.com Tennessee Dept. of Tourist Development 320 Sixth Ave. N., Fifth Floor, Rachel Jackson Bldg., Nashville, TN 37243 (615) 741-8299 or (615) 741-2159 Call (800) 462-8366 for 145-page Tennessee Vacation Guide 161 Fourth Ave. N., Nashville, TN 37219

29. Indiana War Memorials Oliver Morton the civil war Battle Flags under which the sons of Indiana fought and Today the Indiana civil war Flags Commission is asking all loyal http://www.in.gov/iwm/battleflags/

@import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation accessIndiana Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); document.write(""+list[j]+""); Indiana Battle Flag Collection On Civil War battlefields, regimental colors or flags provided an important means for soldiers to mark the positions of their regiments and for their officers to convey instructions to the men under their command. Each regiment had a color company or a color guard, whose assignment was to bear the colors into battle and protect them. Each member of a color guard or company was selected for this position based on his courage and steadiness under fire, by the Regimental Commanders. The flags were carried by unarmed color sergeants, and accompanied by armed color corporals, who were instructed not to engage in combat unless the flags were in immediate danger of capture, The flags became the physical symbol of a units pride and courage, a rallying point in combat and the source of many heroic deeds in their defense Click below to see full image, view flag inventory or obtain photo order form

30. Indiana War Memorials In the early days of the war many regiments assumed identities to had the honor and responsibility of presenting the civil war Battle Flags of Indiana s http://www.in.gov/iwm/battleflags/11ind.html

@import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation accessIndiana Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); document.write(""+list[j]+""); Indiana Battle Flag Collection Lew Wallace and the Indiana Zouaves, 11th Indiana Regiment Infantry The 11th Indiana Infantry Regiment was organized at Indianapolis on April 25, 1861, for a three month term of service, then reorganized and mustered-in for the three years' service on August 31, 1861, with Col. Lewis Wallace as its commander. In the early days of the war many regiments assumed identities to distinguish them from others being organized. The 11th was recognized as a Zouave regiment similar to famous regiments of the same name that fought in the French armies. Zouaves wore distinctly colorful uniforms that clearly set them apart from their counterparts. At the war's start, Lew Wallace was appointed by Governor Oliver P. Morton as the Adjutant General of Indiana. The son of a former Indiana governor, Wallace was a gifted Hoosier. He was a lawyer, veteran and statesman. All of this long before he would be known as the author of Ben Hur. He resigned his post to command the 11th Indiana Infantry Regiment that was one of the first six regiments raised by the state for the war.

31. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Civil War, American Abraham Lincoln, US president during the civil war States’ Rights, doctrine leading to the civil war background and causes battles http://encarta.msn.com/related_761567354/Civil_War.html

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32. Civil War Cemeteries, Battle Grounds, And Memorials - All-Info About - Genealogy civil war cemeteries, battlegrounds, and memorials for researching family history. http://genealogy.allinfoabout.com/subjects/subcivilwarcemeteries.html

All Info About Genealogy A-Z Site Index Marriage Records Military Home Civil War cemeteries, battlegrounds, and memorials for researching family history. advertise with us contacting us Select Your Language Deutsch Espanol Francois Italiano ... Portugese Topics Site Index Sign up for a Free Weekly All Info About Genealogy Newsletter Read this week's online Subscribe Unsubscribe Powered by YourMailinglistProvider.com Advertise on Allinfo About We offer extremely competitive rates for businesses of all sizes. Click here to find out more The Civil War 53rd Pennsylvania Regiment and American Civil War Veterans Buried in Canada Biography of web master's grandfather, Stephen Hadfield. Roster, pictures and links to other sites. A plea for assistance from Canadians for help in tracking down other burial sites. Battle of Lone Jack, Missouri Information about the battle, the battlefield and cemetery, and other useful things, such as the 1860 Federal Census. Battle of Olustee, Florida

33. Civil War Genealogy Resources - Page 5 - H - L - All-Info About - Genealogy African Americans in the civil war civil war Archives, Libraries, Museums civil war Cemeteries, Battle fields, memorials http://genealogy.allinfoabout.com/subjects/subcivilware.html

All Info About Genealogy A-Z Site Index Marriage Records Military Home Civil War cemeteries, battlegrounds, and memorials for researching family history. advertise with us contacting us Select Your Language Deutsch Espanol Francois Italiano ... Portugese Topics Site Index Sign up for a Free Weekly All Info About Genealogy Newsletter Read this week's online Subscribe Unsubscribe Powered by YourMailinglistProvider.com Advertise on Allinfo About We offer extremely competitive rates for businesses of all sizes. Click here to find out more American Civil War Ancestors Page 5 The Hunley Submarine The history and raising of the Confederacy's submarine. Income Tax Records of the Civil War Years By Cynthia Fox. This 1986 Prologue article describes the tax rates, what personal information can be found in them and where to find the records. Illinois and the American Civil War Alliance Library Systems online archives include letters, journals, diaries, and photographs. Also included is information on regiments, the Grand Army of the Republic, and women who fought in the Civil War. Historical collections for President Abraham Lincoln, including the Lincoln-Douglas Debate at Galesburg. Illinois in the Civil War Vast web site with features, databases and links useful to those researching in this state. Includes rosters, women in the war, flags, regimental nick-names, historic sites. Searchable databases.

34. America's Civil War Links memorials. National civil war Memorial. Music. The civil war Music Site civil war Songs ~ songs inspired by the Battle of Gettysburg http://home.ptd.net/~nikki/cwlinks.htm

Contribute to Katrina Victims America's Civil War Links American Revolution Genealogy Mine Memorial Day North American Indians ... Union Generals For more Civil War information, see Military History, Records and Resources Associations, Societies and Organizations and Genealogy and History Sources by State A User's Guide to the Official Records of the American Civil War ~ book by Alan Conrad Aimone The War of the Rebellion: Gettysburg Official Records ~ three-volume set of books Official Records of the War of the Rebellion ~ from e-History Official Records of the War of the Rebellion ~ from Making of America, Cornell University Library Arms and Artillery Civil War Arms and Equipment Message Board The Civil War Artillery Page Civil War Small Arms: The Rifle Musket Community for Collectors of Civil War Bullets ... Civil War Art ~ large variety of original material from the 1800's The Fine Art of Gary Casteel Trexler Historical Art ~ Jeff Trexler Auctions eBay!

35. UNT Department Of History: Civil War Web Resources comprehensive view of the American civil war battle at Antietam A page on the two big war memorials in Metairie Cemetery the tumulus of the Army of http://www.hist.unt.edu/web_resources_mil/am_civil_war2.htm

Department of History Dr. Harold Tanner, Chair P.O.Box 310650 Denton, Texas 76203 Phone: 940-387-2288 Email: history@unt.edu American Civil War Web Resources Background African Americans in the Civil War General Information Guides General Information Archives ... Other Pages Battles Battle of Allatoona Pass http://www.ngeorgia.com/history/allapass.shtml An attempt by Confederate General John Bell Hood to disrupt Sherman's railroad supply line on October 5, 1864. Antietam National Battlefield http://www.nps.gov/anti/ Major General George McClellan against General Robert E. Lee, September 16-18, 1862. Antietam on the Web http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/1845/ comprehensive view of the American Civil War battle at Antietam Carnage At Antietam, 1862 http://www.ibiscom.com/antiet.htm Appomattox Courthouse NHP http://www.nps.gov/apco/ Arkansas Post, NM http://www.nps.gov/arpo/

36. Community Coalition Technology Project - Curriculum Resources Pick a day in an important civil war battle. Some major engagements of the Maps of National Historic Military Parks, memorials, and Battlefields The http://www.sbcss.k12.ca.us/educators/cctech/currRes/civilwar.htm

community coalition technology project home curriculum resources staff development student projects Community Coalition Technology Project Civil War Gazette Notes to the Teacher Introduction You are a team of newspaper reporters, living in the civil war era. Battles are raging all around you: brother pitted against brother; father against son; neighbor against neighbor. Golden meadows and rolling hills you and your friends once played in are becoming soaked in crimson with the blood of a nation's most valued resource; it's citizenry. What was once a courageous new union is now being torn apart before your own eyes. Task Your team is assigned the task of researching, writing, and editing a single edition of your newspaper that focuses on a specific battle during the civil war. Include in this edition: (1) a news article about the battle; (2) a human interest story; (3) an editorial; (4) and a letter to the editor from someone against the war (e.g., a soldier, a free black, a slave, a women, etc. ). Process Establish the needed roles for each member of your group in order to get an edition of the paper published. For example: editor, news reporter, social or feature writer, a political cartoonist, a photographer, a obituary writer, or subscriber.

37. American Civil War Battles Heritage Preservation Services civil war battle summaries by state http//www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/bystate.htm. US civil war Center civil war http://www.washlee.arlington.k12.va.us/staff/socialstudies/lealbers/battles.html

38. The Battle Of Prairie Grove: Civilian Recollections Of The Civil War The Battle of Prairie Grove civilian Recollections of the civil war 3. The civil war in Your Area 4. Monuments and memorials. Supplementary Resources http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/twhp/wwwlps/lessons/70prairie/70prairie.htm

The Battle of Prairie Grove: Civilian Recollections of the Civil War (Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park) D ecember the 7th, 1862, will long be remembered especially by those of us who lived here and witnessed the battle of Prairie Grove. It was a beautiful, cold, frosty Sunday morning.... About 10 o'clock the cannonading began and about noon war began in earnest. When it seemed everyone would be killed. Mrs. Julia West Pyeatt Witness to the Battle of Prairie Grove, as a child Julia West was fourteen years old when she viewed the carnage and destruction of the battle at Prairie Grove, Arkansas. Yet, the images of that day and those that followed were vividly etched in her memory forever. She was not the only young spectator at the battle, but she did have one of the best views of the conflict. Looking south from her home on West Hill, Julia beheld the splendor and horror of battle when the men of the Union Army of the Frontier encountered the Confederate Army of the Trans-Mississippi. The southern troops waited atop the heavily-wooded Prairie Grove ridge stretching from the large yellow two-story Borden House on the east end to the small log Morton House on the west end of the ridge. The only rebels visible were those in the clearings around the homes and the Fayetteville-Cane Hill road which bisected the ridge. Footsore Yankees advanced across open corn, wheat, and hay fields in the valley to face the Southern foe. While none of the original houses remain, the valley fields continue to produce hay and wheat. Descendants of the West family still live on their hill. On the east end of the ridge stands the second Borden House; built in 1868 to replace the one burned the day after the battle. Only memories remain as testament to a battle that changed many families' lives forever.

39. The Civil War . In The Classroom . Resources . Annotated List Of Web Sites | PBS The index includes a huge range of subjects from diplomacy and foreign involvement in the civil war, battle casualties, civil war memorials, monuments, http://www.pbs.org/civilwar/classroom/annotated_list.html

browserName = navigator.appName; if (browserName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer") document.writeln(""); else document.writeln(""); Library of Congress Archives Annotated List of Web Sites Print Biography The American Civil War http://www.us-civilwar.com/ The site contains balanced, substantive coverage of the Civil War, including its causes, famous battles, and leaders. The content is appropriate for secondary level students, but the sections on food, music, and "fascinating facts" of the war would interest younger learners as well. For the teacher or student, this is a great place to find the "basics." The American Civil War Homepage http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/ The Civil War at the Smithsonian http://civilwar.si.edu/home.html Civil War Treasures (from the New York Historical Society) http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpcoop/nhihtml/cwnyhshome.html

40. Ohio Civil War Bibliography Reprint Ohio memorials At Gettysburg. Report of the Gettysburg Memorial To Care For Him Who Has Borne The Battle Research Guide to civil war http://www.ohiocivilwar.com/cwbiblio.html

Bibliography for Ohio in the Civil War compiled by Larry Stevens Lists of Soldiers and Officers Army Register of Ohio Volunteers in the Service Of the United States; Comprising the General Staff of State; Staff of the Various Departments; Lists of Brigadiers; Roll of Field, Staff and Commissioned Officers, and a Complete List of Casualties, Compiled from Official Records in the Adjutant General's Office. April 1862 listing of Ohio Officers. 74 pgs. Charles A. Poland. Published by the Ohio State Journal Printing Co. Columbus. Ohio. 1862 Army Register of Ohio Volunteers in the Service Of the United States .... July 1862 listing of Ohio Officers. 85 pgs. Charles A. Poland. Published by the Ohio State Journal Printing Co. Columbus. Ohio. 1862 Official Army Register of the Volunteer Officer Force of the United States Army for the years 1861, '62, '63, '64, '65 Official Roster of Soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion . Twelve Volumes. Werner Company. Akron. Ohio. 1886-95 Naval Records of Ohio Personnel, 1861-1895

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