May 2018
Vol. 44, No. 5 · Originally published May 2018
In This Issue
- Central Virginia Battlefields Trust Preserves Significant Spotsylvania Battlefield Land
- Huge Crowd Proves Americans Still Love Their Antique Weapons
- Letters To The Editor
- Virginia Preservation Organizations and Civil War Trust Save Unique Civil War Site In Culpeper County
- Revolvers and Revolvers — Joe Bilby
- RB Barrel Mark — Craig L. Barry
- The Library of Congress Collection — May 2018
- Tubman’s Raiders — Stephanie Hagiwara
- Roundtable News — May 2018
- Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States: War Papers (MOLLUS) — Michael K. Shaffer
- Who Burned the Confederate Privateer Judah? — Wayne L. Wolf and Bruce S. Allardice
- Confederate Necessities are the Mother of Invention — Shannon Pritchard
- 15th Annual Civil War Preservation Ball
- Confederate “Double Barreled” Guns — Tim Prince
- Virginia Park Preserves Sailor’s Creek Battlefield — Gould Hagler
- New Battle at Bentonville?
- Confederate Cannoneers, Infantry, & Cavalry Can a Clad: The Sinking of the Ironclad USS Eastport — Miss Maria Anna Bozic and William J. Bozic, Jr.
- 6th NC Belt Buckle — John Sexton
- St. Luke’s Church in Isle of Wight County Offers Civil War Weekend — Bob Ruegsegger
- PhotoShopping: 19th Century Style Part II — Salvatore Cilella
- Book Reviews — May 2018
- Wounded at Peachtree Creek — Stephen Davis
- The President Addresses Congress — Stephen Davis
- Civil War Events May – July