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The Civil War Mall
An collection of dealers offering Civil War Books, Videos, Swords, Prints, Artifacts, Autographs and other Civil War Collectibles.

The History of Salisbury Confederate Prison
The history of Salibury Confederate Prison through eyewitness testimony at the court-martial of the commmandant, Major John Gee.

Invalid Corps
Sanitary Commission, Invalid Corp, & Medical Corp {;}

J.D.'s Civil War Page
A tribute to my ancestors who fought in the Civil War, on both sides.

Drill Network
THe ultimate resource for Civil War era Military Drill.

Battle of Mill Springs / Fishing Creek, KY
Early 1862 battle in Kentucky, Union victory, that halted Confederate advance in southeastern Kentucky, made US Gen. George H. Thomas famous, and killed CS Gen. Felix Zollicoffer. Has battle narratives, maps, period letters and reports, detailed order of battle, soldier images, casualty lists, articles on weapons and flags, links.

Soldier Search Service
Soldier Search provides copies of compiled service records, pensions, unit histories, name lists, and research packages for Civil War soldiers. Our Soldier Search system is in many of the National Parks. We quickly and accurately find your Civil War ancestor and can provide copies of his records- exact duplicates of what is housed in the National Archives, within only one day for Confederate records ordered.

RelicFile
The RelicFile software series lets you record all the important information about your relic and artifact collection.

Scott's Battery Home Page
The history of Scott's Tennessee Light Artillery Company B, there original 3" ordance rifled Cannon with Limber & there re-enactors.

Gates Guards - SCV Camp # 2003
Our site is about the soldiers and units from the Gates County, North Carolina. We do, however, have numerous photographs of northeastern North Carolina Civil War veterans, both Union and Confederate. You will find Union and Confederate soldiers, Union "Buffaloes", and Confederate "Guerillas". This is an ongoing project.

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