March 2018
Vol. 44, No. 3 · Originally published March 2018
In This Issue
- Dalton’s Civil War Show Draws A Record Crowd
- Letters To The Editor
- Laurel Hill: It’s All About the Past
- One Mile of James River and 181 Acres Protected at River’s Bend
- Rare Surviving Richmond Sharp’s Ammunition Crate — Shannon Pritchard
- NC Cavalry “long range guns,” Southern Starrs & Colt Sales — Joe Bilby
- Inverted Belt Buckle — Craig L. Barry
- The Civil War Letters of James Andrew James — Bruce S. Allardice and Wayne L. Wolf
- I Fights Mit Sigel — Stephanie Hagiwara
- The Confederate Museum in Charleston, South Carolina
- The National Tribune Civil War Index — Michael K. Shaffer
- Unknown Soldier’s Grave at Kennesaw Mountain NBP
- White House Of The Confederacy Bicentennial Programs Focus On 200 Years Of History, Preservation
- Lindsay’s “Double Musket” — Tim Prince
- God Bless the Compilers But Who Was N. A. Strait? — Thomas P. Lowry
- Perspectives on Manassas — Gould Hagler
- Dying 108th N.Y. soldier: ‘Tell Charlie I tried to do my duty’ — John Banks
- National Park Service names Tracy Stakely as Fort Sumter National Monument Superintendent
- Central Virginia Battlefields Trust organizes an Annual Youth Day
- Colt Army Revolvers — John Sexton
- American Digger Lowcountry Civil War & Artifact Show
- First Annual CWN Symposium — Stephen Davis
- Gone but not Forgotten — Pete Dalton
- Bull Run Civil War Round Table’s 25th Anniversary Commemorative Publication Wins Award
- Book Reviews — March 2018
- Harwell’s In Tall Cotton — Stephen Davis
- Old Nicknames — Stephen Davis
- Flag Rotation at the New Jersey State Museum — Joseph Bordonaro
- Civil War Events March – May