May 2017
Vol. 43, No. 5 · Originally published May 2017
In This Issue
- Snow Couldn’t Keep The Big Guns Away!
- From The Lowcountry — May 2017 — Jack Melton
- Shenandoah Valley preservationists join the Civil War Trust to announce the protection of 73 acres of hallowed ground at Kernstown battlefield
- Henrys, Pedersoli Lorenz & A Musket Swap — Joe Bilby
- The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln — Michael K. Shaffer
- Go Shoot All The Yankees! — Stephanie Hagiwara
- Mosby Ranger’s Saddle Bags — Shannon Pritchard
- The Banjo — Craig L. Barry
- Lefaucheux’s Pin Fire Revolver in the American Civil War — Tim Prince
- From Hell To Paradise — Thomas P. Lowry
- Fort Lincoln: Guarding The Largest Prison Camp In The North — Joe Bordonaro
- The Grand Army Of The Republic Remembered
- Contributions From The American Civil War Museum: “A Tale Of Two Virginians” — Ruth Ann Coski
- Cedar Creek And Belle Grove National Historical Park: An Emerging New Park
- Book Reviews — May 2017
- This War So Horrible — Stephen Davis
- Baseball In Confederate Salisbury Prison — John A. Punola
- Small Talk — May 2017 — Stephen Davis
- Antique Belt Buckles — John Sexton
- Antietam Seeking Information And Support For 150th Anniversary Of The National Cemetery
- Civil War Events April-Aug.
- Donations Needed For Signage
- The Graphic War — May 2017 — Sal Cilella