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Civil War

Militaria Collectibles Made in Birmingham: How British-made firearms equipped the American Civil War

One of the most important firearms of the 19th century, the Pattern 1853 Enfield rifled musket saw service in just about every Victorian British conflict from the Crimean War to the Boxer Rebellion. It made it way overseas in the American Civil War.

Matthew Doherty

Militaria Collecting 101 Milestone’s Jan. 18 Premier Military Auction surveys 250 years of war and conflict, with special focus on rare WWII and Nazi material Military Trader

Military History Charging into history Chris William

Militaria Collectibles Digging deep into Civil War medals David L. Burrows

Museums The Mariners’ Museum to mark the 20th Anniversary of USS Monitor’s Turret recovery on August 5-6 Military Trader

Museums American Battlefield Trust targets 45 acres at Chancellorsville, scene of Jackson’s attack Military Trader

Museums The Mariners’ Museum to commemorate the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Hampton Roads Military Trader

Museums Visit Gettysburg battlefield virtually with American Battlefield Trust historian Military Trader

Museums Fort Snelling adds to its collection with storied Confederate shirt and 1906 Calvalry uniform Military Trader

Militaria Collectibles Relics in 30 Seconds: Civil War Paper Cartridge with a history Military Trader

Museums ‘Road to Freedom’ tour relives the Civil War-era African American experience Military Trader

Reenacting and Living History The Model 1841 “Mississippi” Rifle in the Civil War: What Variation?John Adams-Graf

Museums ‘Bloody Ravine,’ 29-acres at the heart of Williamsburg’s Civil War battlefield, now protected Military Trader

Museums Preservation Prevails in Shepherdstown Military Trader

Museums Brown’s Tavern, Chattanooga landmark, celebrated Military Trader

Museums Unknown to scholars, map of aftermath amounts to ‘Rosetta Stone’ for Battle of Antietam Military Trader