three important stages for the drama of the civil war: appomattox, where it was finally over; antietam, where more people were killed on a single day than anywhere else; harpers ferry, where it began before it began

Civil War Reenactors - 2005

published by vintagemxr

Civil War Reenactment Moorepark,CA 2005 Besides the soldiers many people participate as civilian supporters, soldier's wives, etc. A well supported an planned Civil War reenactment is definitely worth attending.

Samples of My Work

published by gingersnapquilts

In this album you will find samples of my work. If you would like to have a quilt made contact me at gingersnapquilts@yahoo.com

Gettysburg 3

published by gator2854

Monuments at Gettysburg

Old Days in Indian Territory

published by history_eyes_06

Civil war

published by cardinalp10

Harper's Ferry

published by gama5551

Chickamauga

published by gama5551

Civil War Diary Quilt Blocks

published by idahope

I started working on this quilt on 1/4/08. There are 121 6-in blocks. Depending on how many I complete each week will obviously depend on how quickly I finish. Each block is so beautiful, I can't pick my favorite.

Gettysburg, PA

published by SAShatto01

Missionary Ridge

published by srt3123

Overlooking Chattanooga, Tennessee - the Civil War Battle of Missionary Ridge

My Public Shoebox

published by amishmilitant

JUNETEENTH DAY FESTIVAL IN MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN USA

published by kevinjwalker1

Milwaukee has the largest outdoor one day celebration of the African Descended Independence day in the country, and has since 1970 when a Girl Scout came back from a summer in Texas. In June the 19th of 1865 Gen Granger rode onto Galveston island to tell

The Battery and Ft. Sumter areas of Charleston, SC

published by tmcd1965

The Village of Appomattox Courthouse, VA

published by tmcd1965

Walking around the preserved village of Appomattox Courthouse, VA where the Civil War ended.

War Posters/Art

published by pjwhoopie1

Christmas Party 2007

published by 63dtenn

The 2007 party was held for the 2nd year at the Tea Room in Cumberland Gap. Over 50 members and family attended the event. Sgt. Greg Barnett won the most authentic impression award for the 3d straight year. Pvt. Kenny "Squirrel" Davis was the most act

published by 63dtenn

published by 63dtenn

published by 63dtenn

published by ETH1949

published by reb64

My strange life till now.

Civil War re-enactment!

published by rae486

at Civil War Days, July 7-8

PA Trip October 2007

published by grassflatminer

Civil War Dances

published by modernbridesmaid

Some photos from the "hoedowns" that I've been to over the years! :O)

1858 Petersburg Event

published by unionbelle

Shiloh National Military Park

published by robertpickle

The Battle of Shiloh April 6,7, 1862 civil warShiloh's toll of 23,746 men killed, wounded, or missing brought a shocking realization to both sides that the war would not end quickly.

marvel

published by ytyaty

My Public Shoebox

published by Majikmusic1

Album #3 of Gurganus Family Photos

published by noproblemallis

From Cliffor to Clarence For more Gurganus photos go to: http://community.webshots.com/user/beat10

Album #1 of Gurganus Family Photos

published by noproblemallis

From Zach to Barney For more Gurganus Photos go to: http://community.webshots.com/user/beat10

Album #2 of Gurganus Family Photos

published by noproblemallis

From Noah to Carrie For more Gurganus photos go to: http://community.webshots.com/user/beat10

calico

published by lockit4u

calico

chaparall ride 9/7/07

published by lockit4u

chaparall ride 9/7/07

Civil War Re-enactment

published by squelcher

Pictures about civil-war

picture: Historic Memorial Marker at Depot

published by: VoncileHigh

The World's Oldest Railroad Junction -- Branchville Railroad Museum & Depot. Four U.S. Presidents Dinned In Depot Restaurant. Roosevelt, Taft, McKinnley, and Teddy.

picture: Talk on Lowcountry Battles

published by: VoncileHigh