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He was sorry he wrote “Dixie”
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Did he fight at Lookout Mountain or dine with the colonel?
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Advice from an Old Soldier
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Do you make good coffee?
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Portraits of heroes
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Women’s Deadly, Unsung War Work
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“I shall send you my likeness once you send me yours.”
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Sherman broke her heart, twice
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650 Buried Here
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The colloquial power of Gen. Sherman
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We live in deeds
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Sundry hints for drinking water
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U.S. Army Major Alexander Augusta, Surgeon
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A streetcar, a major, and a senator
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The Prayer of 100,000
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The Union Army licensed the “public women” of Smokey Row
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“I guess he has not accomplished very much, and good riddance.”
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“No regiment had a hotter place than the 43rd Ohio at Corinth.”
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Dr. Rose saved great-grandfather’s leg
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“There never can be a true peace in this Republic until…”
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“Nothing nice to eat, and nothing good to drink.”
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Capt. John H. Rhodes, Co. K, 43rd OVI
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Col. Wager Swayne, 43rd OVI
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Cast on 38 loops on each of 3 pins.
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Stealing men’s hearts
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43rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
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The charity of Christ impels us
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Passementeries, soutache & ruching
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Aunt Nancy’s 90th birthday brought the good news
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Flirting with a fan in 1860
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Col. J.L. Kirby Smith, “a born soldier, lost too soon”
