July 2016
Vol. 42, No. 6 · Originally published July 2016
In This Issue
- History, Competition And Camaraderie At The N-SSA 133rd Nationals — Bruce Miller
- Tennessee Civil War Preservation Association Presents Annual Awards — Gregory L. Wade
- Letters To The Editor
- 2016 Mid-South Military History & Civil War Show
- The Union Army — Michael K. Shaffer
- Black Powder Equivalency and Revolvers in the Infantry — Joe Bilby
- Pedersoli 1854 Lorenz — Craig L. Barry
- Book Reviews — July 2016
- Restoring an Old Painting — Stephen Davis
- Civil War Medals of Honor — John Sexton
- Civil War Events Through Sept.
- Civil War Events In The Area
- Halting Pickett’s Charge — Stephanie Hagiwara
- Civil War Trust – Battlefield Restoration at Lee’s Headquarters
- How A Professional Split Enhanced Photography At Gettysburg — Bob Zeller
- Andersonville Revisited: Encountering Fact And Fiction In Popular Culture — Hank Segars
- GBPA Targets Greatest Threat To Hallowed Ground In Years
- Zooming Into Gettysburg Photography — Garry E. Adelman
- Meade Made A Name For Himself At Gettysburg — Joan Wenner, J.D.
- Minié Ball Holes And Legendary Stories Invite You To Visit The Farnsworth House Inn — Nancy Jennis Olds
- German World War II POWs At Gettysburg Battlefield — John Punola
- Brigadier General Elon J. Farnsworth — Carl Sell Jr.
- An Army On The Move: Robert E. Lee & His Confederates In June, 1863 — Dr. Allen C. Guelzo
- Saving The Falling Waters 1863 Battlefield In Maryland — George F. Franks III
- ‘Ned The Horse’ Returns Home — Leon Reed
- Civil War Dancing And More For Gettysburg
- Living Historians Portrayed The USCC At Gettysburg — Joe Bordonaro
- Father William Corby And The Irish Brigade — Wade Hisiro
- SMHS Ceremony Recognizes Donors For Stuart Statue Restoration — Ben Trittipoe
- Creating A Sibley Tent Site With A Crimean Stove – The First Maryland Experience – — Lawrence E. Babits, Ph.D.
- The First Emancipation Proclamation — John A Punola