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The Civil War on the Web: a growing community
Interested in learning more about all that is going on in today's Civil War community? The number of quality websites devoted towards discussing, reviewing, debunking and debating issues related to the American Civil War continues to grow at a rapid clip. And while there's simply not enough room to showcase each great Civil War website, we do have a number of sites below that might help to expand your interest and perspective on this great subject.

Blogs & the American Civil War

Noted author and veteran Civil War blogger Eric Wittenberg shares his thoughts and perspective on why the Civil War enthusiast should find great interest in the growing phenomenon of Civil War blogs. Read More »

Civil War Forums

Websites that provide message board forums for the discussion by the Civil War community of the Civil War and related topics
Authentic Campaigner »
This forum focuses not only the art form of authentic re-enacting, but also on a wide range of Civil War topics.
The Civil War Discussion Group Forum »
This active forum features message board subjects ranging from campaigns to leaders to books and more.
Civilwar.com Forum »
Another one of the more active American Civil War forums on the web.

Featured Blogs

Websites that are largely devoted to highlighting and discussing issues related to the Civil War. You may not agree with every one of their positions, but you will find something of interest.
Civil Warriors »
This popular blog is maintained by five Civil War historians, four of them authors: Mark Grimsley, Ethan Rafuse, Brooks Simpson, Steven Woodworth and Sean Dail.
Civilwarcavalry.com »
Noted Civil War historian and author Eric Wittenberg's blog covers the Civil War with a particular emphasis on cavalry actions of the war.
To the Sound of the Guns »
Looking for the latest and most comprehensive information on Civil War markers through the country? Craig Swain's blog is the place to go.
TOCWOC - Civil War Blog »
Brett Schulte and his host of passionate Civil War bloggers makes this one of the more exciting blogs to follow on a regular basis.
Civil War Memory »
Kevin Levin's blog, first started in 2005, is one of the more lively and far ranging Civil War blogs on the web. Always an interesting read.
This Mighty Scourge »
Mike Noirot's blog is filled with author interviews and other historical posts that examine the men, regiments, and brigades that fought in the American Civil War.
The Battle of Franklin »
Author Kraig McNutt's blog is the go-to site for information on the Battle of Franklin and its battlefield. Great photos, commentary, and more.
Civil War Books & Authors »
Looking for more intelligent reviews of recent Civil War books? Look no further than Andrew Wagenhoffer's blog for the latest on recent Civil War releases.
Teaching the Civil War with Technology »
Teacher Jim Beeghley's blog focuses on ways that teachers can leverage the latest technologies in their efforts to better teach the Civil War to their students.
Civil War History »
Civil War History is one of the blogs within the larger Military History Blog network. This active blog is a must read for those interested in the subject.

New to following blogs

What is a Blog?

A “blog” is nothing more than an internet forum where the author can make regular and frequent posts to their site. Blogs also tend to be interactive in that most also accept and encourage reader comments within the blog.

Getting Started
with Blogs

Are you interested in Civil War blogs, but daunted by the thought of keeping up with all the posts and responses? You can easily stay on top of the Civil War blogosphere:
Check out these simple tips »