RING DESCRIPTION: This ring links many sites that deal with the history of the Civil War. Site owners may be historians (both professional and amateur), history buffs, persons researching Civil War ancestors, and/or reenacting unit members.
Please click one of the links below to enter the RingSurf Viewer. JOIN RING NOWCivil War HistoryWe are historians, history buffs, or other people who love the Civil War (or, if you prefer, the War Between the States). We combine our talents to present our knowledge of this period in our nation’s history in the hopes that you, the reader, will gain increased knowledge about our nation and its history.
Military History BlogThis site is dedicated to educating people on military history. The authors are veterans, the spouses or children of veterans, active duty or reserve military (including guard), historians, or regular folks with an interest in the history of warfare. It will cover many areas, from ancient military to present times, but the primary focus will be on the US Army.
Military History BlogThis blog is about Military History, which is a fascinating field within history that is evolving in many ways. While the main focus will be on the US Army, other ideas are welcome. This blog is also dedicated to the brave men and women who have sacrificed their time, bodies, and lives in defense of our nation. God Bless our Veterans and Troops.
The 6th Regiment of Maryland Infantry Descendants Association Our association is dedicated to honoring and preserving the history of the US 6th Maryland Infantry Regiment during the American Civil War.
Crossed SabersA website focusing on the cavalry in the United States, primarily oriented on the Regular cavalry regiments during the Civil War. Will feature biographical sketches, discussions of engagements, unit histories, letters, journals, and a database of those who served in the regiments during the Civil War as I'm able to compile them.
American Civil War StoriesGeneral stories of civil war men that fought for their country. Battle sites that are nonexistence or forgotten.
Wig-WagsBlogger Rene Tyree provides commentary on the Civil War and military history from the perspective of a graduate student in military history. I've designed the blog to keep the mass of information coming from my coursework and research organized and to plug into the rich conversations in the blogosphere on this topic.
Musings on the "Crazy Delawares"This is a blog that will be a running diary of my research on the 2d Delaware Volunteer Infantry. The unit served from 1861 to 1864 and saw action with the 2nd Corps, AOP.
Civil WarriorsThree professional Civil War historians refight the conflict, one post at a time.
History's Mysteriesevents on this day in history
Gettysburg365 - A blog in photosThe battlefield of Gettysburg today as pictured by William Bretzger. It's the Civil War in a whole new light.
Professor Barclay: The Wizard of Edinburgh!Magician Rick Green performs as "Professor Barclay: The Wizard of Edinburgh!", a Scottish conjurer living in the South during the Civil War. An authentic presentation of 19th century conjuring!
Dixie Dad I am an avid reenactor as well as historian dedicated to preserving the truth and memory of our Confederate ancestors. I serve as Lt. Commander of the Sons of the Confederate Veterans in my hometown and also serve on the SCV rifle team that supports memorial services and dedications throughout the area. I am a member of the 47th Georgia / 47th Ohio Company G reenacting group in the Georgia Volunteer Battalion.
The Tipsy Historian Discussions on ACW topics, primarily Civil War memory and historiography, as well as explorations of the Lost Cause mythology, with lots of book reviews
Bull Runnings The digitization of a Civil War Battle
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