Biographies, battles, eyewitness accounts & period photos of America’s greatest internal conflict. Civil War Times delivers the thrilling, extraordinary history of America’s most deadly internal struggle, from biographies to battle stories, eyewitness accounts to period photographs, plus travel guides, perceptive book reviews and more.
Terrified in a Place of Refuge • African American refugees sheltering at Harpers Ferry faced an uncertain future when the town fell to Stonewall’s Confederates in September 1862.
Civil War Times • WINTER 2023 / VOL. 62, NO. 1
RETURN FIRE
REEL FARM REBEL YELLS
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
WAR FRAME
ESCAPE FROM PORTSMOUTH
MONUMENT TURNAROUND
“DEAR WIFE”
PRESERVATION REGISTER
WORTH A MOVE • REAL ESTATE WITH CIVIL WAR CONNECTIONS
CLOSE UP!
SOUL KITCHEN
LET’S APPRECIATE THE OLD GENERAL • “OLD FUSS AND FEATHERS” WAS WISE, PRESCIENT, AND AN AMERICAN HERO
REMEMBER NEW MARKET HEIGHTS • U.S. COLORED TROOPS EARNED GLORY IN DESPERATE FIGHTING NEAR RICHMOND
SHATTERED SHARPSBURG
TWO-FOR-ONE SPECIAL!
BACKYARD LESSON • A SOBERING TARGET PRACTICE
WAR COMES TO THE WEST • THE BATTLE OF SHILOH AND THE SIEGE OF CORINTH BROUGHT WAR’S HARSH REALITY TO THE WESTERN CONFEDERACY
UNION VETERANS IN THE VALLEY • ACTIVE, ENTERPRISING GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC POSTS TOOK ROOT IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY
A VALLEY VET RESORT?
HOMEFRONT TURMOIL • A TOXIC MIX OF ANTI WAR AND ANTI ABOLITION SENTIMENT LED TO THE NORTH’S FIRST RIOTS
THE CONTROVERSIAL DRAFT • Resentment to the U.S. draft flared into numerous violent episodes
‘Had I Been a Man…’ • THE U.S. ARMY’S FIRST FEMALE ARMY CHAPLAIN HAD TO FIGHT TO SECURE HER PLACE IN HISTORY
HOME OF THE BADGERS • A Civil War drill field becomes a football field
BUTTERMILK FALLS BLASTER • THE SMITH CARBINE USED A SIMPLE BUT EFFECTIVE LOADING MECHANISM
LONGSTREET THE MODERN WARRIOR?
What Are You Reading?
LOOKING WESTWARD
WAR DEBT
IRON INNOVATIVE
GETTYSBURG AT THE GROUND LEVEL
EDITOR’S LIBRARY • Beloved Reference Books
COLORFUL TARGET