May 2019
Vol. 45, No. 5 · Originally published May 2019
In This Issue
- Good Weather Brought Big Crowds to Baltimore
- Redesignation of Fort Sumter National Monument
- From The Lowcountry — May 2019 — Jack Melton
- Eras Gone Bullet Molds, Repro Catalogs & A Business Merger — Joe Bilby
- Chambersburg Raid Scouts — Carl L. Sell Jr.
- Tea and Tea Substitutes — Craig L. Barry
- Lieutenant Colonel George A. Martin’s Regulation Frock Coat — Shannon Pritchard
- “A Note On Privateers” — Joan Wenner, J.D.
- We’ll Eat Your Mules Up (The Battle of Rocky Face Ridge – Part 1) — Stephanie Hagiwara
- The Atlanta Papers (cont.) — Michael K. Shaffer
- An Engineer to His Lady — Bruce Allardice and Wayne Wolf
- The Civil War is Alive Today (A Story about Adele Miller) — Michael H. Miller
- Federal City Brass Band Brings Added Dimension to Military Through the Ages — Bob Ruegsegger
- The First of May 1865 or Genl. Moving Day in Richmond, Va. — Salvatore Cilella
- The French Perrin Revolver — Tim Prince
- Battle of Hampton Roads Commemorated at Mariners’ Museum’s Monitor Center — Bob Ruegsegger
- Perspectives on Murfreesboro — Gould Hagler
- Emerging Civil War — May 2019
- Book Reviews — May 2019
- Critic’s Corner — May 2019 — Stephen Davis
- Chancellorsville — Stephen Davis
- The SCV Confederate Medal of Honor — Stephen Davis
- Events Section — May 2019