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As any Civil War buff worth their salt knows, today marks the 150th Anniversary of the first Battle of Bull Run (or Manassas for folks of the Southern persuasion). Normally I’d have some angle on the battle for an anniversary of this magnitude, but life gets in the way sometimes. First, if you’re interested in […]
The Bull Run Experts…and Bull Run Books
July 21st, 2011 · 3 Comments
Categories: 150 Years Ago in the Civil War · Campaigns & Battles · Eastern Theater
Tags: · bull runnings, Civil War Sesquicentential, first bull run, first manassas, harry smeltzer, john hennessy
The Civil War Network, Program 1: August 27, 2008
August 30th, 2008 · 1 Comment
The Civil War Network’s debut podcast is now available. I plan to do brief summaries of the interviews Francis Rose conducts just as I have been doing for Gerry Prokopowicz’s Civil War Talk Radio. Regular TOCWOC readers will be familiar with the format. If you enjoy this podcast, I encourage readers to use Social Networking […]
Categories: Civil War on the Web · Civil War Talk Radio
Tags: · bull runnings, Carroll Van West, civil war book collection, civil war photographs, Civil War Redux Pinhole Photographs, civil war trails fighting for rails, David L. Hack Collection, first bull run, harry smeltzer, huntington west virginia museum of art, james mcpherson, jenine culligan, on the battlefield, paul taylor, Rosanna A. Blake Confederate Collection, southeast tennessee's civil war trails, the civil war network, with sword and pen
Odds & Ends: July 25, 2008
July 25th, 2008 · 1 Comment
It’s been a little while since our last Odds & Ends, so I figured it was high time we took another look around the Civil War blogosphere and also skim through other Civil War related items of interest. We’ll tackle the Civil War blogs today and have a bonus Odds & Ends on Saturday dealing […]
Categories: Civil War Odds & Ends
Tags: · abraham lincoln, ambrose bierce, baseball, bull runnings, chickamauga battlefield, civil war art, civil war artists, courage under fire, crossed sabers gettysburg in miniature, eddouard manet, interview, jim schmidt, john a. logan, john breckenridge, john y. simon, lincoln's labels, one continuous fight, simon b. buckner, ted savas, the gettysburg encyclopedia, viewshed restoration, wiley sword
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