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Description Eleanor Jones Harvey talked about a collection of artwork from confederate soldier and artist Conrad Wise Chapman. She describes some of the scenes from the Civil War that are depicted ...

In 1898, 33 years after the end of the Civil War, the Spanish-American War brought a sudden, unanticipated harmony and unity to a country that had been riven by war and a punitive postwar military ...

A Civil War museum in Frederick, Maryland, that used to have a Confederate flag on its logo ditched the controversial symbol in a new logo that was unveiled Wednesday.

Rather than comply with a request to remove Confederate flags from public property, a Civil War museum in Georgia is shutting down. In a Facebook message, board members of the Nash Farm ...

As this video clip explains, the reason why common statues to those who fought in the Civil War look so similar is more than coincidence.

Confederate soldiers stand defiant before a Union general, even after the war is over. Winslow Homer, Prisoners from the Front, 1866. Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Mrs. Frank ...

Join us as we step back into history at a Civil War Confederate camp alongside dedicated reenactors from the 48th Alabama Infantry. This unique experience offers an up-close look at authentic gear ...

A Georgia Civil War museum is closing its doors after the county asked it to remove a Confederate Flag from public land in front of the building.

See a full list of artwork in Houston that are connected to the Confederacy, the Civil War or slavery here. Here is a list of the statues and paintings currently on display on city properties: ...

In this episode, a genealogy researcher and self-proclaimed Yankee heads to Georgia on her first relic hunt—searching for Confederate artifacts from 1864. With a deep interest in Civil War ...

A glass vial from the Civil War has been opened, revealing a coded message to the desperate Confederate commander in Vicksburg, Mississippi.