Before The Wilderness, Punishment for Offenses in the 9th Massachusetts Infantry
by Gordon Thorsby Officers of the Ninth Massachusetts, Fall 1861, just across the river from Washington The weather began to clear,...
Gordon Thorsby
Before The Wilderness, Punishment for Offenses in the 9th Massachusetts Infantry
The Capture of Jefferson Davis and the 4th Michigan Cavalry Reward
"Fighting Dick" Anderson, One of the Toughest Civil War Generals
McClellan's Generals of Divisions A Mixed Bag
The Coehorn Mortar-A Nasty Gun and Bullet Magnet Too
Lt. John M. Tobin Medal of Honor Recipient at Malvern Hill
Lieutenant John Sweeney's Demons
More Than Just a List of Names
"Going Into Action" but Which Battery Was It?
"The Lincoln Gun" the Largest in the World
What is the True Story Regarding the Capture of Medal of Honor Recipient Dr. Mary E. Walker?
The Boys of Cos. A and E, 14th Michigan at Jonesboro
The Artillery's Last Stand at Malvern Hill
A Sentence for Desertion Worse Than Execution 1861-65, Dry Tortugas
When Gen. George H. Thomas Directed the Artillery at Peach Tree Creek
Replacements for the Second Michigan Infantry Before Petersburg
On the Skirmish Line with the 136th NY "Ironclads" at Gettysburg
The Importance of Tuscumbia AL and a Constant Disappointment
When Colonel William DeSaussure Fell in Roses’s Woods July 2, 1863
The "Land Merrimac" and the beginning of Railway Artillery