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Featured Sesquicentennial News
Civil War site at center of zoning controversy (Calhoun Times)
Vermont Reads: The War Begins (Vermont Public Radio)
Civil War horse to be honored with historical marker (www.mywebtimes.com)
McDonnell, Civil War Trust Announce Preservation of Northern Virginia Battlefield Acres (Associated Press)
Stonewall in the Valley (New York Times)
Civil War Reenactors Visit Walls School in Pitman (Gloucester County Times)
Program Focuses on 'The Army at Home: Women and the Civil War' (PhillyBurbs.com)
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- Vermont Reads: The War Begins (Vermont Public Radio) »
- Houston Public Library to host Civil War lectures (ultimatemontrose.com) »
- Civil War horse to be honored with historical marker (www.mywebtimes.com) »
- Legacy of Princeton pioneer T.H. Caley draws group tour (Princeton Union-Eagle) »
- South Carolina Marks Ex-Slaves Daring to Sail to Freedom (Oregon Herald) »
- Eastern Carolina historical sites to host lecture (WNCT.com) »
- Civil War 150th activities at Drewry's Bluff end today (Richmond Times-Dispatch) »
- Civil War Fashion Show draws attentive crowd to Hinckley School (Bangor Daily News) »
- Civil War Speakers Available Through Humanities Council (WAJR.com) »
- New Exhibit Opening at Pennypacker Mills (Perkiomen Valley Patch) »
- Civil War author speaks at Cooley Law School in Lansing (Associated Press) »
- Pennypacker Mills Commemorates Civil War's 150th Anniversary (Perkiomen Valley Patch) »
- Civil War-era ‘Wheeling Ambulance’ goes to Antietam (The Herald-Star) »
- Huntington exhibit explores the importance of the railroad in America (sgvtribune.com) »
- Civil War Experts Gather in Chattanooga to Discuss Crucial Battles »
- Area Buglers, Trumpeters Set to Perform at Arlington National Cemetery (myCentralJersey.com) »
- Revisit Civil War History at Fort Macon State Park (The News Observer) »
- Civil War-Era Memories from The Memphis Daily Appeal (The Commercial Appeal) »
- BELLEVILLE: Museum hosts genealogy workshop (The View) »
- Civil War Recreation Near Savannah (Morris News Service) »
- In History's Spotlight: Jerome C. Davis (The Sacremento Bee) »
- FoCM Honored for Unique Way to Commemorate Civil War (Culpeper Star Exponent) »
- State Announces Partnership to Preserve Civil War Site (Luray Page Free Press) »
- Partnership Preserves Key Civil War Site in Middleburg (Leesburg Patch) »
- Campaign Opens to Protect Fort Defiance at Middleburg, Va. Battlefield (Washington Post) »
- McDonnell, Civil War Trust Announce Preservation of Northern Virginia Battlefield Acres (Associated Press) »
- Stonewall in the Valley (New York Times) »
- Civil War Trust to Buy 'Hallowed' Fauquier Site (Fauquier Now) »
- Older Historic Sites in Danger, Historians Say (The Inquirer) »
- Finding Peace, All sides are Finding Something to Like About the Wilderness Gateway Plan (Fredericksburg Free Lance Star) »
- Rebel Advancement, Civil War Reenactment to Portray Fictional Raid on Freedom Forge (The Sentinel) »
- 1st Brigade Band Tunes Up for a New Generation (JSOnline) »
- PA Historical And Museum Commission Announces 2012 Civil War Road Show Schedule (PR Newswire) »
- New Civil War Exhibit Opens at Old State House Museum (todaysthv.com) »
- Civil War Reenactment Planned Saturday, Sunday in Sweetwater (Cleveland Daily Banner) »
- Happy 150th, Land Grant Universities! Love, Prez Abe (Los Angeles Times) »
- Musician, Historian Performs at Library (Newark Advocate) »
- 'All About Kent' and the Civil War (The Kent Patch) »
- Final Gray Ghosts Trail Panel to Be Dedicated in September (The Fulton Sun) »
- From Vicksburg in 1863 to Willamette National Cemetery in 2012: The long journey of Peter Knapp (The Oregonian) »
- Shiloh Battlefield Announces $1.25 Mil Project, Hopes to Add 491 Acres (Nooga.com) »
- New Film Marks 150th Anniversary at Shiloh National Military Park (National Parks Traveler) »
- Shiloh Battlefield Receiving Land From Civil War Trust (Nashville Public Radio) »
- Shiloh Park Adds 267 Acres (jacksonsun.com) »
- 267 Acres Added to Preserved Shiloh Battlefield (Our Press Services) »
- 'Fallen Timbers' Site Added to Shiloh Military Park (Associated Press) »
- History Where They Made History: Visitation Hits Record at Fort Sumter Where Civil War Began (Associated Press) »
- Petersburg Battlefield is an Economic Engine (The Progress-Index) »
- Civil War Soldier's Story Comes to Life (The Item) »
- Manassas Restaurants Saw Civil War Boost Last Year (Washington Business Journal) »
- Civil War and American Literature Program April 10 at Presidential Museum (Lincoln Daily News) »
- Mesilla Trustees Approve Civil War Reenactment (ABC 7 KVIA) »
- Confronting the South (The Wire) »
- A Shiloh Confederate...You May Not Know (examiner.com) »
- Richmond Woman Finds Civil War-Era Cannonball in her Garden (Washington Post) »
- A Blast from the Past (The Southern) »
- Explore the Civil War's 150th Anniversary with a Unique Vacation (Today's News-Herald) »
- GCC hosts Civil War lecture on Tuesday (TheDailyNews.com) »
- Days that Will Live in Infamy: The Calendar of Civil War Murder, Mayhem, Massacre, and Other Misdeeds (The Weekly Online) »
- Civil War Battles Recalled Via Relics Left Behind (Associated Press) »
- Frederick Residents Honor Wounded Warriors with Handmade Quilts (dcmilitary.com) »
- 'Resurrection 150' Tells the Story of a Key Civil War Skirmish Through the Eyes of a Soldier (O'Fallon Patch) »
- 150th Anniversary of Shiloh Program on Local Ties to the Civil War (Quad-Cities Dispatch Argus) »
- This Week in the Civil War (Associated Press) »
- Preservation Award Presented to the People of Cranford (Cranford Chronicle) »
- Best-Selling Author James M. McPherson at N.C. Museum of History (North Carolina Museum of History) »
- New Jersey Civil War Patriotic Covers, Letters and Photographs (Summit Patch) »
- Fort Monroe National Monument Offers Walking Tours on Saturday, March 31 (National Park Service) »
- Freemason, Poet had Part in Civil War (Courier Journal) »
- Looking Back: Connecticut Volunteers Capture Flag (Cheshire Patch) »
- Civil War Photo Exhibit Hosted by Library in April (Haywood County Mountaineer) »
- Ken Hechler: War Puts End to Time in politics (Huntington West Virginia Herald-Dispatch) »
- Redmond Senior Center to Host Speaker on Civil War on April 3rd (http://www.examiner.com/city-buzz-in-seattle/redmond-senior-center-to-host-speaker-on-civil-war-april-3rd) »
- In Brief: Objection to Olive Branch Cemetery Withdrawn (The Commercial Appeal) »
- Oregon Honors its Civil War History by Participating in 2012 Park Day Cleanup at Lone Fir Cemetery on March 31 (Oregonlive.com) »
- State Archivist, David Cheever Speaks at Monmouth Academy about Maine’s Involvement in the American Civil War (Department of the State of Maine) »
- Cleveland State History Department Sponsors Battle Of Shiloh Lecture (The Chattanoogan) »
- First State Heritage Park Highlights the Loockermans as Part of April’s “First Saturdays in the First State” (First State Heritage Park) »
- Native’s Civil War Paintings Displayed (Elk Valley Times) »
- Taking a Confederate Sword to the Grave of Its Owner: 'It was Spooky' (News-Democrat) »
- A Year without Coins (Coin World) »
- Commemorate the Battle of Shiloh in Tennessee (USA Today Travel) »
- Mobile Public Library Offers Series on the Civil War (The Press-Register) »
- Civil War Re-enactors at Macculloch Hall in Morristown April 1 (Morris NewsBee) »
- New Ulm Battery Heads to Battle of Shiloh Reenactment (The New Ulm Journal) »
- Civil War Sesquicentennial Observances Teach Us About Our History (Leader-Telegram) »
- Exhibit Recognizes New Jersey's Role in Civil War (New Jersey Press Media) »
- Women's Roles in Civil War Portrayed by Former Teacher (The State Journal-Register) »
- Civil War Battles Marker Coming to Montevallo (Nevada Daily Mail) »
- Civil War Reenactors Visit Walls School in Pitman (Gloucester County Times) »
- Civil War Lecture Series At Sully Commemorates Sesquicentennial (Fairfax News) »
- Civil War Workboats and Watermen Exhibit Opens (The Outer Banks Sentinel) »
- It's a Good Time to Read, or Re-read, 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' (McClatchy) »
- Bergenfield Library to Commemorate 150th Anniversary of the Civil War (Twin-Boro News) »
- Culpeper County in the Civil War ( Culpeper Star Exponent ) »
- Tennessee Sesquicentennial Civil War Event for Teachers, Educators Announced (Nooga.com) »
- Wineries Partner with Battlefields (ABC 3 Winchester) »
- Library Exhibit Commemorates Battle of Shiloh (The Southern) »
- Motts Passionate about History, Civil War Museum Leadership (Central Penn Business Journal) »
- Museum Remembers NJ's Part In Civil War, Soldiers Buried In Mahwah (Mahwah Patch) »
- Industrial Studies Involved with Ulysses S. Grant Medallion Creation (University of Wisconsin Daily Pioneer) »
- Exhibit Captures Missouri's Civil War Experience (KTTS.com) »
- Program Focuses on 'The Army at Home: Women and the Civil War' (PhillyBurbs.com) »
- Va Historic Site Hosts 'Military Through the Ages' (WVVA.com) »
- National Parks Generate More than $1B for Local Economy (WTOP.com) »
- Trove of Relics Discovered at Gettysburg Seminary (The Evening Sun) »
- Faces from the Civil War: Forensic Scientists Reconstruct Images of Two Sailors After Their 150-Year Old Skulls Are Found at the Bottom of the Ocean (UK Daily Mail) »
- Man in Civil War Photo, Long Unidentified, Finally Gets His Name Back (Washington Post) »
- Arlington Denike Fought with the U.S. Navy in the Civil War (Syracuse Post-Standard) »
- Civil War Treasures: Tennesseans Help to Commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War (The Tennessean) »
- Civil War Presentations Available to Schools (Watertown Daily Times) »
- Retaking of Fort Marion - 150th Anniversary (Historic City News) »
- Montgomery Kicks Off Statewide Civil War Reading and Discussion (WSFA12) »
- Residents Offer Many Artifacts For State Civil War Project (Johnson City Press) »
- Sons of Confederate Veterans Group Rallies at Lee's Monument (Richmond Times Dispatch) »
- Shadows of History: Photos of the Civil War From the Collection of Julia J. Norrell (WUSA9.com) »
- Milford's Central Park Featuring Civil War Event June 25-26 (West Oakland's Newsweekly) »
- Cookbooks Help Tell the Story of African-American Women Coming Into Their Own (Syracuse Post-Standard) »
- 150 Years in March: The Civil War Years (Rome-News Tribune) »
- Grant Resumes Command, Exits Halleck's Doghouse (Sun Herald) »
- Civil War Events Planned for Local Libraries (Charleston Daily Mail) »
- Civil War Historian Addresses Women's Role During Wartime (timesnews.net) »
- Torn in Two: The 150th Anniversary of the Civil War at the Groiler Club (artdaily.org) »
- Frank Wilson was in a Civil War Artillery Regiment (The Post-Standard) »
- Reel to Real: Gone with the Wind and the Civil War in Arkansas (ArkansasOnline) »
- Civil War Roundtable Sponsoring Symposium (huntingtonnews.net) »
- Visitors Guide to Georgia's Wonderful State Parks (helium.com) »
- Tennessee Commemorates 150th Anniversary of Shiloh (Bank Travel Management) »
- Exhibition Features Vintage Civil War Photos of Black Soldiers & Sailors from Union County (Summit Patch) »
- Civil War and Emancipation Day in Richmond, Virginia April 14 (PR Web) »
- Civil War Commemoration Kicks Off in Somers (The North Salem Daily) »
- Group Forms to Help Appomatox National Park Get Ready for Civil War End's Sesquicentennial (Associated Press) »
- Battle of Selma Re-enactment Set for April (WSFA.com) »
- Volunteers Needed to Clean Up Historical Smith-McDowell House (Mountain Xpress) »
- Battle of Gettysburg will be the Topic of Curtin's Thursday History Program (The Warren, PA Times Observer) »
- Garrett Smith Russell Saw Action from Florida to Virginia (Syracuse Post-Standard) »
- One Sweet Soiree (Gainesville Daily Register) »
- Civil War Connection Can Bring in Tourists (Frederick News-Post) »
- William Smith was freed by Union soldiers (The Post-Standard) »
- Mindoro library offers Civil War talk (Coulee News) »
- Our View: Cultural heritage tourism a community booster (The Daily Advance) »
- Gettysburg Black History Museum ties past to present for black Americans (The Register Citizen) »
- Kennesaw museum to celebrate Great Locomotive Chase’s 150th in April (accessAtlanta) »
- Learn More About the Civil War (newsobserver.com) »
- The Civil War, Part 2: The People (The Atlantic) »
- Cleveland State Presents History Lecture (TheChattanoogan.com) »
- Samuel Harrison studied in Peterboro and served as a Civil War chaplain (syracuse.com) »
- Enjoying, and preserving, our history (Dorchester Reporter) »
- Visitation Surge Continues Upward Trend at North Carolina Cultural Resources Venues (SBWire) »
- Kentucky honors Civil War's 150th anniversary (The Crittendon Press Online) »
- Orange County seeks additional opportunities through tourism (Orange County Review) »
- MICHIGAN AND THE CIVIL WAR: Senator Zachariah Chandler and the Congressional Committee on the Conduct of the War (WKAR) »
- Professor analyzes Lincoln, slavery (The Dartmouth) »
- Library discusses Civil War program, activities (The Batesville Daily Guard) »
- Richmond National Battlefield Park to Expand (Virginia Business) »
- $4 Million Helps Acquire 385 Acres For Richmond National Battlefield Park (National Parks Traveler) »
- John Nau on Saving Richmond-area Battlefields »
- McDonnel, Salazar and Jarvis on the Power of Historic Places »
- Turning History into Jobs (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star) »
- Federal Funds to Add 300+ Acres to Richmond Battlefield (Richmond Times Dispatch) »
- Salazar Gives $4M to Preserve Richmond Battlefield (Associated Press) »
- A Cheesebox on a Raft (NYTimes.com) »
- Story of Civil War Traveling on Wheels (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star) »
- Life in the 1860s demonstrated at state museum (WNEM.com) »
- The Civil War’s allures, and horrors (Harvard Gazette) »
- Vote for Beaufort (Carolina Coast Online) »
- First Civil War Symposium of 2012 to take place on Jan. 19 (Rome-News Tribune) »
- 11th annual Civil War Quiz Bow set for Jan. 26 (The Bladen Journal) »
- South Carolina State Museum presents 'Mystery of the Hunley' on January 14th (examiner.com) »
- Maryland: A House Divided (WUSA9) »
- Smith Plantation hosts genealogy lecture series »
- Kanawha County library presenting Civil War programs (Charleston Daily Mail) »
- Arkansas Civil War History Comes Alive Online (Arkansasmatters.com) »
- Louisville Exhibits Mark Civil War Sesquicentennial (WFPL News) »
- Genesee County is focus of Civil War lecture (The Daily News) »
- 'Lincoln' starts filming today in Petersburg Old Towne businesses staying open during filming (progressindex.com) »
- The Battle of Allegheny Mountain: A WV Sesquicentennial Moment (West Virginia Public Broadcasting) »
- CVB supporters push to restore county funding (The Daily Citizen) »
- Not Your Grandfather's Civil War Commemoration (The Atlantic) »
- Past Tense: Looking back 150 years to the War Between the States (Dunwoody Crier) »
- This Week in the Civil War (Associated Press) »
- 2012: The Year of the Confederate Frock Coat? (Camp Chase Gazette) »
- Museum exhibit focuses on Civil War shells »
- Women and the Civil War (The Independent) »
- Civil War museums changing as our view on war changes (Associated Press) »
- Unraveling mysteries of Cedar Mountain Battlefield (Star Exponent) »
- 'The Battle' residents, relics remembered (Farragut Press) »
- Anniversary of Civil War battle observed (Floyd County Times) »
- Library exhibit in Willmar, Minn., invites discussion on Lincoln, Civil War (West Central Tribune) »
- Eastern celebrates 150 anniversary of Civil War (Eastern Progress) »
- County seeking grant for battlefield projects (InsideNova.com) »
- County to Consider New Battlefield Park (Clarke Daily News) »
- Civil War Site to Be Saved (Petersburg Progress-Index) »
- A valentine card to the wife he never saw again: Soldier's heart-breaking love token among treasure trove of Civil War artifacts unearthed from basements and attics (Mail Online) »
- The Civil War: An Enduring Conflict in Virginia (Virginian-Pilot) »
- Nonprofit aims to save Civil War's 'Kitty Hawk' (Associated Press) »
- Civil War's 150th stirs a trove of memories (Associated Press) »
- Stillwater Landmark Honors Civil War Veterans 'In Their Own Words' (Stillwater Patch) »
- Rare Civil War Flags Unfurled in Lansing (MLive.com) »
- Patterson Unveils ‘Oakland County In the Civil War’ Map (CBS Detroit ) »
- Video: "150 Years Later, U.S. Civil War Causes Disputed" (CBS News) »
- The Death of Colonel Ellsworth (Smithsonian Magazine ) »
- Private Barnes and the Saviors of Washington (The New York Times) »
- Georgia Voters Narrowly Approve Outcome of Civil War (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) »
- Fitz John Porter: Civil War Hero or Coward? Museum Asks You to Decide (Portsmouth Herald) »
- 150 Years Ago, Corpus Christi Braced for War (Corpus Christi Caller Times ) »
- Big Crowd Expected for Civil War Re-enactment This Weekend (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) »
- Soldiers' Letters Give Hershey Middle School Students Personal Look at Civil War (The Patriot-News ) »
- Land Pirate (The New York Times) »
- Ohio Tries to Make Advances With its Civil War Sites (Columbus Dispatch ) »
- National Civil War Museum Curator To Make Trek As Confederate Soldier (The Patriot-News) »
- Grafton National Cemetery, a Place to Remember the Civil War (W. Va. Public Broadcasting ) »
- "Shots Heard ‘Round the World" (The New York Times) »
- Local Civil War Hero Remembered (Your News Now - New York) »
- American Civil War Anniversary Remembered…in Dublin (AOL Travel) »
- Letter to the Editor: Visit to Andersonville NHS Was Emotional” (Canton Repository ) »
- Why They Fight: Civil War Re-enactors and the Battle Over Historic Sites (Time Magazine) »
- Civil War’s Last Shots Were Fired in the Bering Sea (Anchorage Daily News ) »
- Traces of the Confederacy in Washington, Not All Gone With the Wind (Washington Post) »
- Taxes Due? Blame it on the Civil War! (Washington Times) »
- Remembering the Civil War: Songs, Films and Books (Baltimore Sun) »
- Maryland Plans Low-Key Events For 150th Anniversary of Civil War (WTOP - Washington) »
- Historical Society Unveils Large Civil War Exhibit (Baltimore Sun) »
- Kid Gloves and Bowie Knives (New York Times) »
- America's Civil War: Mason Dixon Line Still Cuts Deep (BBC) »
- Anderson's Surrender (New York Times) »
- My Civil War Centennial (New York Times) »
- Electric Nerves (New York Times) »
- West Virginia: The State That Said No (Washington Post) »
- How Manhattan Drum-Taps Led (New York Times) »
- A Conflict’s Acoustic Shadows (New York Times) »
- An American Tragedy (New York Times) »
- Lt. Harleston Brings On the Brick Dust (New York Times) »
- The Defenders of Fort Sumter (New York Times) »
- Abner Doubleday Finds a Potato (New York Times) »
- Civil War Heirlooms Bond Families With Past (CNN) »
- The Clarion Notes of Defiance (New York Times) »
- A Closed Book (New York Times) »
- “Upon the Points of Our Swords” (New York Times) »
- “With Friends Like These…” (New York Times) »
- Genesee Co. to Ring Bells for Civil War (WIVB) »
- Civil War Debate Reenacted at the State House (Vermont Public Radio/NPR) »
- Confederates at the Gate (New York Times) »
- Courtesy’s End (New York Times) »
- Jubal Early: Virginia’s Bad Old Man (New York Times) »
- “Men at War” (New York Times) »
- Old Times Not Forgotten: Civil War at 150 (Associated Press) »
- Chaos and Confusion (New York Times) »
- Partners in Iniquity (New York Times) »
- The Census of Doom (New York Times) »
- Readers Are Invited to Share Their Civil War History (Lincoln Journal Star ) »
- Wilton Teen Leads Civil War Reenactment Saturday (Wilton Villager ) »
- The Legacy of the Civil War (National Park Service) »
- In Virginia, the Battle Lives On (Toronto Star) »
- "Bats, Balls and Bullets": The Civil War and the Development of Baseball (New York Times) »
- The Civil War: Finally Passing (The Economist ) »
- Lincoln and the "Little Giant" (New York Times) »
- From San Marino, With Love (New York Times) »
- Boone County Shop a Top Seller of Civil War Garb (Indianapolis Star) »
- Defining America (National Park Service) »
- Civil War Preservation Groups Team Up to Clean Up Johnson’s Island Civil War Prison Site (Ohio Civil War 150 Website) »
- Tar Heels at Harpers Ferry, October 16-18, 1859 (North Carolina Civil War Sesquicentennial Website) »
- No Peace for RI or Ballou’s Head on Civil War’s 150th (New York Times) »
- The Choice is Charybdis (New York Times) »
- When Cotton Was King (New York Times) »
- Johnston’s Surrender (eHistory.com) »
- Lee’s Surrender (eHistory.com) »
- Harriet Beecher Stowe: The Little Woman Who Wrote the Book that Started this Great War (eHistory.com) »
- “The Life of Mary Custis Lee (eHistory.com) »
- Five Places: Civil War History in California (San Francisco Chronicle ) »
- Sherman's Inability to Liberate the South's Most Notorious Prison (eHistory.com) »
- The Development of Union Strategy (eHistory.com) »
- Civil War Dispatch 10: John Cabell Breckenridge (National Public Radio) »
- Civil War Weather: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (The Washington Post) »
- Was the Civil War Necessary? (New York Times) »
- Civil War Weekend Kicks Off in Putnam County Friday (Charleston Gazette ) »
- Taking the Civil War on the Road (Philadelphia Business Journal ) »
- Photography: The Destruction of Charleston in the Civil War (Smithsonian Magazine ) »
- The Special Correspondent: William Howard Russell (New York Times) »
- "Proud History: Black Soldiers from Central New York Made Civil War Sacrifice" (Syracuse.com) »
- Colonial Williamsburg to Offer Civil War Walking Tours (Williamsburg-Yorktown Daily ) »
- Civil War 150th Anniversary: Is Gettysburg America's Most Tragic Little Town? (AOL Travel) »
- "Battlefield Dispatches No. 257: 'Outlaw'" (The Fort Scott Tribune) »
- Turner Classic Movies to Observe Civil War Anniversary (UPI) »
- "Battlefield Dispatches No. 252: Wagon Boss No. 5: Indian Soldiers" (The Fort Scott Tribune) »
- NC Senate Weights Reconstruction Governor's Pardon (AP) »
- Document: Lincoln's Letter to a Boy (Washington Post) »
- "Battlefield Dispatches No. 255: Destination Fort Scott" (The Fort Scott Tribune) »
- Bentonville Re-enactors Enjoy Day of Boot Camp (Charlotte Observer) »
- "The Adams Family" (The New York Times) »
- Charleston Planning $90,000 Civil War Sesquicentennial Schedule (Charleston City Paper) »
- Union Officials Made Extensive Use of Census Data (San Angelo Standard Times ) »
- Lessons of America's Civil War (Los Angeles Times) »
- "Like a Thief in the Night" - Lincoln in Baltimore (New York Times) »
- The First Trick: Lincoln's Transition Period (The New York Times) »
- The Foreign War Panacea (New York Times) »
- Clarke County Prepares for Civil War Sesquicentennial (Clarke Daily News) »
- Guns, Blood and Congress: The Attempted Assassination of Charles Van Wyck (New York Times) »
- Items With Lincoln's Signature Found in Vacant Silver Spring House (The Washington Post) »
- Learning From Buchanan (New York Times) »
- The Civil War's 150th Anniversary Divides The South (Time Magazine) »
- The Lone Star State Turns South (The New York Times) »
- The Other 13th Amendment (The New York Times) »
- "How the West Was Won" - Expansion in the Civil War Era (The New York Times) »
- "Money for Nothing:" Financial Issues in the Confederacy (New York Times) »
- State Readies for Civil War Sesquicentennial (Arkansas News) »
- The Minds of the South (The New York Times) »
- Was the Election of Abraham Lincoln a Threat to the South? (Washington Post) »
- "A Glimmer of Hope": Southern Slavery at the Outbreak of War (New York Times) »
- Better Angels: The significance of Lincoln's Inaugural Address (The New York Times) »
- Historians Take a Look at Civil War Era Family Documents (Virginia Sesquicentennial Commission) »
- National Archives Hunts for Missing Treasures with Recover Team (The Washington Post) »
- The Dim Light of Hope (The New York Times) »
- The Rabbi and the Rebellion (The New York Times) »
- The Rebel Constitution (The New York Times) »
- The Union Capital Under Slavery's Shadow (New York Times) »
- "A Flat Failure": Lincoln's First Inaugural Address (The New York Times) »
- "A Very Mad-Man:" The Relationship between Lincoln and New York Times Founder Henry Raymond (The New York Times) »
- Arkansas Launches Civil War Trail By Motorcycle (AOL Travel) »
- Abraham Lincoln, Rookie Executive (New York Times) »
- Disunion Lobbyists Important to Secession Movement (Washington Post) »
- Focusing on the Prize (New York Times) »
- USS Farragut Arrives In Mobile For Mardi Gras, Pays Honor To Civil War Dead (Mobile Press-Register) »
- The Willard: Where Hope Collapsed as Slavery Raged (The Washington Post) »
- The Other Emancipation Proclamation (The New York Times) »
- Five Myths About Abraham Lincoln (The Washington Post) »
- Civil War Sesquicentennial Events Slowly Starting to Take Shape Around State (Online Athens) »
- Civil War Camps Come To Picacho (Arizona Republic) »
- A Letter from the Postmaster (New York Times) »
- "What Would Thomas Jefferson Do?" (New York Times) »
- What if Lincoln Lost the Election?: Mike Musick (Washington Post) »
- "There Must Be Blood-Letting!" - Attitudes toward Secession in the Far North (New York Times) »
- The Rise of the West and the Paradoxical Political State of Missouri (New York Times) »
- The Great General Died a New Yorker (NBC New York) »
- "Much Talking, Little Listening" - Northern Efforts for Compromise (New York Times) »
- Frederick Douglass's Irish Liberty (New York Times) »
- How Influential was Abraham Lincoln's Inaugural Speech in Keeping the Border States in the Union? (Washington Post) »
- Lincoln Inaugural Foreshadowed Civil War (Washington Post) »
- Opinion: "Was There a Better Choice for C.S.A. President than Jefferson Davis?" (The Washington Post) »
- The Choctaw Confederates (The New York Times) »
- George Cook: The Southern Matthew Brady (The New York Times) »
- What Lincoln Meant to the Slaves (The New York Times) »
- Across The South, The Civil War Is An Enduring Conflict (USA Today) »
- "Cry Havoc" - Lincoln as Shakespeare Scholar (New York Times) »
- Farewell to Springfield (The New York Times) »
- "Hastily Composed" - Jefferson Davis's Inaugural Address (The New York Times) »
- "Seward's Folly" (The New York Times) »
- "What the South Got Wrong" (The New York Times) »
- Focus on Lincoln to Continue During Sesquicentennial (Washington Post) »
- Lincoln Moves: The Journey from Springfield Begins (The New York Times) »
- Mississippi Governor Asked To Denounce Attempts To Honor KKK Leader (CNN International) »
- "Teaching Civil War History 2.0" (The New York Times) »
- The War for (George) Washington (New York Times) »
- "If It's Valentine's Day, This Must Be Pittsburgh" (The New York Times) »
- Lincoln Elected (Again) (The New York Times) »
- "The Foot Comes Down" - Lincoln in New Jersey (New York Times) »
- The Willard: Where Hope Collapsed As Slavery Raged (Washington Post) »
- "All or Nothing" - Lincoln's Views on the Constitution (The New York Times) »
- Historic U.S. Naval Vessels To Get Renewal (Los Angeles Times ) »
- Lincoln's Birthday: In Cincinnati, en Route to Washington (The New York Times) »
- National Archives Hunts For Missing Treasures With Recovery Team (Washington Post) »
- "Nuts" - Lincoln's Journey to the White House Concludes (New York Times) »
- "Bayonets in Buffalo" (The New York Times) »
- "He Rested on the Seventh Day" (The New York Times) »
- "Lincoln Center" - The 16th President in New York (New York Times) »
- A Tale of Two Presidents (New York Times) »
- NOAA: "U.S. Coast Survey Civil War Map Among First To Visualize Slavery; Influence Lincoln's Strategy" (NOAA) »
- "Start Spreading the News" - Lincoln in New York City (The New York Times) »
- Trees Will Commemorate Fallen Civil War Soldiers (Loudon Times) »
- "Twin Journeys, Destination Unknown" (The New York Times) »
- Baltimore Kicks Off Civil War Commemoration (Baltimore Business Journal) »
- Battlefield Gains National Historic Status (Associated Press) »
- "How Real Was the So-called 'Baltimore Plot' to Kill President-elect Lincoln When He Passed Through Baltimore En Route to Washington?" (The Washington Post) »
- "The Ashen Ruin" (The New York Times) »
- "Hello, Cleveland!" (The New York Times) »
- History Channel, Ridley Scott Team For Civil War Movie (Entertainment Weekly ) »
- 150 Years After Start of Civil War, Cleveland Looks Back At How The War Changed The City (WEWS 5 News - Cleveland ) »
- 150 Years Ago, "Texas Is The Seventh State To Secede From The Union" (Politico) »
- Abraham Lincoln's Overcoat Returns To Ford's Theatre (NPS) »
- Civil War Sesquicentennial Events Slowly Starting To Take Shape Around State (Athens Banner-Herald (GA)) »
- Twenty-Five Cent Affair: Gettysburg Quarter Is Available (Gettysburg Times) »
- "Women at War" (The New York Times) »
- Remnants of Kansas' Violent Origin Beckon Visitors (Associated Press) »
- Hard-up New York Cannot Afford US Civil War Tribute (The National) »
- Illinois Sets Up Website for Civil War Anniversary (Evansville Courier and Press ) »
- New Jersey Historians Track Down Civil War Veteran's Grave (The Star-Ledger (NJ)) »
- Opinion: "A Short Stay--and a Long Jump" (New York Times) »
- Opinion: "A Bad Document's Good Idea" (The New York Times) »
- Editorial: At UNC, Confederate Past Goes Beyond Slavery (The Daily Tar Heel) »
- Lecture/Video: "What Is The Meaning of the American Civil War on Its 150th Anniversary" (Vanderbilt University) »
- "Old Hickory's Ghost": Andrew Jackson's Legacy and the Civil War (New York Times) »
- "Women and Children First" (The New York Times) »
- "Mark Twain and the Fortune-Teller" (The New York Times) »
- Declining War, Rejecting Peace (New York Times) »
- Marriott Announces Daily Civil War Cannon Firing at Historic Alabama Resort (Marriott) »
- "The Strange Victory of the Palmetto State" (The New York Times) »
- Shoot Him on the Spot (New York Times) »
- Walmart vs. Civil War site battle in Court (Associated Press) »
- Opinion: "What the North Got Wrong" (The New York Times) »
- "Sam Houston, We Have a Problem" (The New York Times) »
- "Civil War History of Alexandria, Va. House Uncovered" (Washington Post) »
- Altered Lincoln Pardon at National Archives to be taken out of circulation (Washington Post) »
- News: Fort Sumter to Get New Superintendent (Charleston Post and Courier ) »
- Opinion: The South Rises Again--and Again, and Again (New York Times) »
- Civil War Reconstructed (The Wall Street Journal) »
- "Cold Hopes, Warm Dreams, Chilly Schemes" (The New York Times) »
- Did the Seceding States Believe They Could Leave Peacefully without Provoking War? (Washington Post) »
- Opinion: "Why Did the Peace Conference Fail?" (Washington Post) »
- "Gaming Board Members Appointed" (No Casio Gettysburg Website) »
- New York Public Library Begins Restoration of Civil War Documents (New York Times) »
- Lincoln's Other Mother (New York Times) »
- "Whipping Man," Civil War Drama With a Twist, Opens Off-Broadway (Playbill) »
- Editorial: New York needs a Civil War plan (timesunion.com) »
- Editorial: Preserving U.S. History (Chattanooga Times Free Press) »
- Opinion: Don't Spin the Civil War (Washington Post) »
- We're Beginning an Important Sesquicentennial, and It's an Opportunity to Learn Some History (www.ofb.biz) »
- Alabama Tourism Releases Civil War Trail Brochure (prweb.com) »
- And if Gen. Lee Hadn't surrendered at Appomattox ... (Salon.com) »
- Board Considers Addition to Civil War Trails (decaturcountyonline.com) »
- Civil War Letters, Journal by Sgt. Horatio Fox Smith in Bowdoin Special Collections (bowdoin.edu) »
- Passel of books shed light on Civil War on its anniversary (gosanangelo.com) »
- Conner Prairie to open interactive Civil War exhibit (ibj.com) »
- Editorial: A Civil War Battle defeat (timesunion.com) »
- Editorial: War that defined us (timesunion.com) »
- Family gives bullet that killed Civil War soldier to Carter House (tennessean.com) »
- Editorial: It Begins (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star) »
- Late 1860 in Charleston Marked First Signs of Conflict to Come (Charleston Post and Courier) »
- President Obama Invited to Charleston, SC 150th Events (Post and Courier) »
- Editorial: Civil War Observance on a Shoestring Budget (Knoxville News Sentinel ) »
- Editorial: Dubious Gala -- Secession Ball Opens Old Wounds (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) »
- Hidden Tennessee: Civil War Trails project alive (clevelandbanner.com) »
- Kentucky readies plans for 150th anniversary of Civil War (Lexington Herald-Leader) »
- Editorial: 150 Years After the Civil War, Should We Be Swearing In Jefferson Davis? (theatlanticwire.com) »
- The Best New Civil War Books (washingtonpost.com) »
- How the U.S. Coast Survey Helped 'Chart a More Perfect Union' (oceanservice.noaa.gov) »
- Take time to enjoy some holiday magic in Gettysburg (delconewsnetwork.com) »
- Athens sites featured on Alabama's Civil War trail (enewscourier.com) »
- Booth descendants agree to DNA testing (Philadelphia Inquirer ) »
- Governor Seeks Transfer of Slave Burial Ground to City (Richmond Times Dispatch) »
- Missouri Sesquicentennial Panel Starts Civil War Website (columbiatribune.com) »
- Pennsylvania Cemetery to Honor Civil War Veterans (readingeagle.com) »
- Shenandoah County's Civil War Brochure Nearly Finished (nvdaily.com) »
- Tennessee Begins Celebrations Of Civil War Sesquicentennial (newschannel5.com) »
- Historian: Slavery Key Issue in Days Before Civil War began (times-herald.com) »
- New Clara Barton Museum Being Planned in Historic Townhouse (Washington Post) »
- Virginia Historical Groups Plan Civil War 150th Anniversary (www2.newsadvance.com) »
- Editorial: Help Us Recall the Civil War Appropriately (postandcourier.com) »
- New York Times Launches Civil War Timeline (New York Times) »
- Prince William-Manassas Tourism Organization Pledges Aggressive Effort to Attract New Travelers (prnewswire.com) »
- Texans Honored at Shiloh (lufkindailynews.com) »
- Univ. of Mississippi Gets Rare Civil War Book Donation (acn.liveauctioneers.com) »
- Texan Civil War Veterans Honored With a Monument at Shiloh (bullardnews.com) »
- Do you know real Civil War stories? (natchezdemocrat.com) »
- Editorial: Taking A More Honest Look At The Civil War (www2.insidenova.com) »
- The Civil War 150 Legacy Project: Out of Virginia's Attics, Voices from the Past (Washington Post) »
- CWPT Acts to Save Wilderness Battlefield Tract (fredericksburg.com) »
- Knox County Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission Begins Commemorations (knoxnews.com) »
- Manassas Celebration to Use Face of Soldier from Coweta County (times-herald.com) »
- Alabama Seniors on a Mission to Preserve History (thedailynewsonline.com) »
- Editorial: How should the country mark the sesquicentennial? (voices.washingtonpost.com) »
- Plans for 150th Anniversary of Civil War Face Challenges (USA Today) »
- Battlefield Strategy for Saltville's Civil War Tourism (swvatoday.com) »
- Civil War Panelists Join Washington Post's 'A House Divided' (Washington Post) »
- Cranford Resident Chronicles Civil War (cranford.patch.com) »
- Editorial: Will the Civil War Speak to America Again? (csmonitor.com) »
- In Richmond, a Civil War Expert Seeks to Emancipate History's Narrative (Washington Post ) »
- ANA Chooses Civil War Theme for Coin Week (numismaster.com) »
- Canton Museum of Art Plans Collaborative Civil War Exhibition (cantonrep.com) »
- Editorial: Race and Beyond--The Civil War Today (americanprogress.org) »
- Garth's 50th Annual Thanksgiving Weekend Auction To Include Civil War Artifacts (http://artfixdaily.com) »
- Georgia Adds New Civil War Markers in Preparation For Sesquicentennial (daltondailycitizen.com) »
- Georgia Officials Hope To Foster Heritage Tourism (bizjournals.com) »
- Senator Sessions Tours Wheeler Home (Moulton Advertiser) »
- Appraising the Emancipation Proclamation (www.hnn.us) »
- Federal Government Investing Millions in Gettysburg for Sesquicentennial (gettysburgtimes.com) »
- Land Helps Tell Story of Battle (Frederick News-Post) »
- State by State Review of August 150th Activities (PDF) »
- Volunteers Needed For Civil War Sesquicentennial Events in Prince George's County (Washingtonpost.com) »
- Editorial: Mr. McDonnell Gets Slavery's History Right and Remedies a Wrong (Washington Post) »
- Mississippi Civil War Commission Gets By On Few Funds (nems360.com) »
- Virginia collector donates Civil War photographs to Library of Congress (The Washington Post) »
- Arkansas Civil War Organization Readies For Anniversary (nwaonline.com) »
- Civil War sesquicentennial named top U.S. event by American Bus Association (InsideNoVa.com) »
- Georgia Launches Civil War Site (examiner.com) »
- Spotsylvania County's former Civil War Life Museum Expands In The City (blogs.fredericksburg.com) »
- Vassar and the Civil War (miscellanynews.com) »
- Commission Created To Commemorate Civil War in Vermont (VPR.net) »
- Plans For Civil War Commemorations in Newark, Ohio (newarkadvocate.com) »
- Re-enactors Keep Memory of Black Civil War Troops Alive (Associated Press) »
- Schmucker project gets a boost in Gettysburg (gettysburgtimes.com) »
- Touring West Tennessee's Civil War Heritage Trail (ourtribune.com) »
- Classroom Turns Into Museum (thelcn.com) »
- Editorial: Gambling on Gettysburg (Philadelphia Inquirer) »
- Manassas artist creates logo for Civil War 150th anniversary (Insidenova.com) »
- Historical society seeking volunteers as Georgia Civil War celebration approaches (://daltondailycitizen.com) »
- Stonewall Middle School students to make videos about Civil War (www2.insidenova.com) »
- U.S. Marks Civil War's 150th with Historical Map Collection (ouramazingplanet.com) »
- Brutal Slave History Unearthed in Frederick County, Md. (Washington Post) »
- Virginia Civil War Commission Fulfilling Ambitious Plans (www2.timesdispatch.com) »
- Plans For for S.C. Civil War Observance (Charleston Post & Courier) »
- South Carolina Archives Press for Civil War Notice (www.thesunnews.com) »
- Tennessee Civil War Commemorative License Plate Announced (chattanoogan.com) »
- Pipeline Plans Upset Those Planning Bull Run Anniversary (Washington Post) »
- Arkansas Funding (arkansasmatters.com) »
- Civil War Commemoration Plans Ongoing (Natchez Democrat) »
- Civil War Commemorative Exhibit Planned at Old State House »
- Washington County libraries win classic books (Star Tribune) »
- Appromattox Court House Museum Events (The Joplin Globe) »
- Panorama Tells Raiders' Story, Offers Glimpse of 19th-Century Entertainment »
- Wood County Civil War Sesquicetntennial Committee (nbnewsxpress.com) »
- Confederate statue dedication (Smith Mountain Eagle) »
- Lincoln Association adds links for Civil War 150th anniversary (www.abrahamlincolnassociation.org) »
- Save the Flags Preservation Project (Old State House Museum website) »
- Tennessee Civil War Trail's program (WBIR.com) »
- Historian Says Sesquicentennial Will Be Profitable (Manassas Journal Messenger) »
- Living History Programs & Events »
- Tourism Minds Gather (The Morning Sun) »
- Wisconsin Sesquicentennial plans (WSAU.com) »
- Re-enactment honors black Civil War troops (The Augusta Chronicle) »
- Rebuilt Confederate Monument to Be Dedicated (WDBJ-7) »
- Site Selected for Prince William Sesquicentennial (Potomac News) »
- Vienna 150 plans (Sun Gazette) »
- Virginia Plans Bevy of 150th Civil War Anniversary Events (Washington Post) »
- Civil War Trails Markers to Be Unveiled Today (Knoxville News-Sentinel) »
- Donation boosts Civil War Park (Fredericksburg.com ) »
- Virginia Uses Civil War Anniversary to Promote Tourism (Associated Press) »
- Cell Towers Put Georgia Battleifeld "At Risk" (Chattanooga Times Free Press) »
- Fishermen Reel in Relic from Civil War (Tuscaloosa News) »
- Fredericksburg Plans Set for Civil War's 150th (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star) »
- Licking County to Mark Civil War Sesquicentennial (This Week Community News) »
- Texas State astronomers solve Walt Whitman meteor mystery (University News Service) »
- Urban Sprawl Threatens Civil War Battlefields (The World Today) »
- Preservation Group: Fort Stevens Among Most Endangered Civil War Battlefields (The Washington Post) »
- Perryville battlefield historic site grows by 54 acres (Lexington Herald-Leader) »
- Park Friends Looking For $150K for Markers (Victoria Advocate) »
- Battle for Waynesborough (NewsVirginian.com) »
- Civil War Project Plans Unveiled (The Daily World) »
- LOCAL BATTLEFIELD TO GET A FACELIFT THIS WEEKEND, AND YOU'RE INVITED SPRING CLEANING AT WILDERNESS (Fredericksburg.com) »
- New Brochure Highlights Civil War History (TriCities.com) »
- Atlanta Couple Fund Civil War Studies at UGA (Athens Banner-Herald) »
- Civil War preservation groups team up to clean up Mount Zion UMC cemetery (The Daily Citizen) »
- Entrance Fee To Point Park To Be Waived April 17-25 (TheChattanoogan.com) »
- New Chief: Area Can be Proud of its Rich Civil War History (Star Exponent) »
- New Fund Will Preserve History (Fredericksburg.com) »
- Preliminary Plan Presented for Commemoration of Civil War's 150th Anniversary (The Herald-Mail) »
- Prologue Magazine Explores the Civil War as New Exhibit Opens at National Archives (PR Newswire) »
- The Last 100 Children of Civil War Soldiers Fading Fast (Scripps News) »
- The More Things Change ... County Positions Filled by Familiar Faces (The Muscatine Journal) »
- Triumvirate Showed Virtue of Servant Leadership (VMI News Center) »
- The Civil War Began in Charleston -- at a Convention (The Post and Courier) »
- Civil War Preservation Groups Team up to Clean up Mount Zion UMC Cemetery (The Daily Citizen) »
- Ed Bearss a Rock Star Among Battlefield Guides »
- Links to a Bygone Era: Fewer than 100 Kids of Veterans of Conflict Remain; 6 in Tennessee (Veterans Today) »
- Prologue Magazine Explores the Civil War As New Exhibit Opens at National Archives (Media-Newswire) »
- Exhibit Looks at Civil War-Era Bibles (Herald-Citizen) »
- New Albany Museum Launches Civil War Exhibit (Courier-Journal) »
- New Chief: Area Can be Proud of its Rich Civil War History (Star Exponent) »
- Frankie Meyer: Civil War Anniversary Prompts Attention (The Joplin Globe) »
- Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission adds Battle Database to Web site (Villager Journal) »
- Carthage Chamber of Commerce Announces Maple Leaf Theme (Carthage Press) »
- Clarksville-Montgomery County Plans for Civil War Sesquicentennial (Clarksville Online) »
- Communities Face Shortage of Funds to Commemorate Civil War (Chattanooga Times Free Press) »
- Major Civil War Show Opens at Archives Friday (The Washington Post) »
- New Albany and the Civil War Focus of Padgett exhibit (New Albany Tribune) »
- Silent Sentinels (Maine Civil War Sesquicentennial Page) »
- Sixth-graders to Learn about Civil War at Manassas (InsideNova.com) »
- 'More Traumatic Than 9/11'? A Fresh Look at the Civil War 150 Years Later (ABC News/Politics) »
- Tourism Agency Preps for Sesquicentennial (InsideNova.com) »
- Civil War Author at Concord Library (Salisbury Post) »
- Prelude To History (Carroll County Times) »
- Welcome to the Signal 150th Anniversary Commemoration Site! (Signal Corps) »
- History Buffs Ready State Anniversary Events (News and Sentinel) »
- Three from Madison on State Civil War panel (The Richmond Register) »
- McDonnell Recognizes April as Confederate History Month (The News & Advance) »
- "Valor in the Valley" Civil War Show to Commemorate Sesquicentennial of the Civil War (In the Pan Handle) »
- Protecting Local Civil War Sites is an Ongoing Battle (Progress-Index) »
- Sons of Confederate Veterans Fund Conservation of Three Battle Flags at N.C. Museum of History (Raleigh Downtowner Magazine) »
- Governor Speaks at Hopewell-Prince George Chamber dinner (Progress Index) »
- Casino Hopeful Opens Fiscal Spigot (The Morning Call) »
- Civil War Sesquicentennial in 2011: Tennessee's Civil War Trail Leads to Wilson County (Hob Nob Wilson) »
- State Library And Archives Staff Hits Road In Search of Civil War Memorabilia (The Chattanoogan) »
- Union Township Seeking Sesquicentennial Volunteers (Morning Sun) »
- Questions of The Week: Should Schools Cut Tuition Payments to Capital Area School for the Arts? Would you go to a casino in Gettysburg? (Penn Live) »
- State Tourism Staff Visits (News and Sentinel) »
- Sesquicentennial Offers Extraordinary Opportunities (Richmond Times-Dispatch) »
- "The South's Capital Dilemma" (The New York Times) »
- Group Plans Civil War Anniversary Activities (newsandsentinel.com) »
- As 150th Anniversary of the Civil War Approaches, Area History Buffs Hope Fort Mitchel Gets its Due (The Island Packet) »
- Kentucky County Seeks Funds To Document Gen. Morgan's Raid (acn.liveauctioneers.com) »
- Orange Court to Hear Walmart Case Today (Culpeper Star-Exponent) »
- Plans March Ahead for Civil War Anniversary (Chattanooga Times Press) »
- William Webb's World (The New York Times) »
- Civil War Website Launched for Tennessee (Wate.com) »
- Trees May Honor Civil War Dead (fredericksburg.com) »
- Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee Looking for Land (Carthage Press) »
- General Historic Site in Line for Makeover (Chattanooga Times Free Press) »
- Grandson of Civil War Vet Would Like to Meet Others (Sportstechy) »
- Committe Suggests Reenactment in Carthage (The Carthage Press) »
- Preserve and Protect History (Chattanooga Times Free Press) »
- Civil War History Surfaces With Help of Austin Archaeology Group (American-Statesman) »
- Flagging Down Tourists and History (The Daily Citizen) »
- Historical Society Names Civil War Advisory Board (The Columbus Dispatch) »
- Tennessee Unveils Civil War 150th Anniversary License Plate (Murfreesboro Post) »
- "Capt. Ramsey and the Birth of the 'True Blues'" (The New York Times) »
- Gambling at Gettysburg Postponed Yet Again (Examiner.com (DC)) »
- Opinion: "Two Out, One In" (New York Times) »
- Bill Proposes to Halt Mason-Dixon Casino in Gettysburg (Harrisburg Examiner ) »
- North Carolina Monument Survey (North Carolina State Archives Blog ) »








