Civil War “Information Compilation” Blogs
- Antietam Voices
- Avenue of Armies
- Battlefield Wanderings
- Beyond The Crater – Siege of Petersburg
- Chickamauga Blog
- Civil War Women
- Crossed Sabers
- Draw the Sword
- More than Names in Stone: Union Soldiers in Staunton National Cemetery
- Page County Confederates
- Shenandoah’s Civil War
- Southern Unionist Chronicles
- Third Michigan Infantry
- Three Month Men
- To the Sound of the Guns
Civil War Battle Blogs
- 1862 Maryland Campaign
- 901 Stories from Gettysburg
- Battle of Franklin
- Behind Antietam on the Web
- Beyond The Crater – Siege of Petersburg
- Bloody Prelude: The Battle of South Mountain
- Chickamauga Blog
- Shenandoah 1864
- South From the North Woods
- The Battle of Franklin
- The Maryland Campaign of September 1862
- Walking the West Woods
Civil War Blogroll
- 13th Mass
- 13th Mississippi Infantry Regiment
- A La Cartes De Visite
- A People’s Contest
- All Not So Quiet Along the Potomac
- Battlefield Back Stories
- Blog Divided
- Cenantua’s Blog
- Civil War Battles and Battlefields
- Civil War Books and Authors
- Civil War Bookshelf
- Civil War Day by Day
- Civil War Emancipation
- Civil War Era Studies at Gettysburg College
- Civil War Institute
- Civil War Librarian
- Civil War Medicine
- Civil War Memory
- Civil War Monitor Book Shelf
- Civil War Navy
- Civil War Notebook
- Civil War Wargaming & News
- Civil Warriors
- Confederate Book Review
- Cosmic America
- Crossroads
- Dead Confederates
- Disunion
- Emerging Civil War
- First Bull Run.com
- From the Fields of Gettysburg
- Front Line – Civil War Monitor Blog
- Gettysburg Profiles: A La Cartes De Visite
- Hoofbeats and Cold Steel
- Irish in the American Civil War
- John Banks’ Civil War Blog
- Knoxville 1863
- Lancaster at War
- Lint In My Pocket – Artillery On the Ridge
- Louisiana in the Civil War
- My Year of Living Rangerously
- Mysteries and Conundrums
- North Carolina in the Civil War
- Notre Dame in the Civil War
- Of Battlefields and Bibliophiles
- Our Country’s Fiery Ordeal
- Rantings of a Civil War Historian
- Remembering: Musings on Fredericksburg and Manassas
- Renegade South
- Spotsylvania Civil War
- Teaching the Civil War with Technology
- The 11th Corps of the Army of the Potomac
- The 48th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry
- The Iron Brigade and Kindred Matters
- The Red Legged Devil
- The Sable Arm
- The Trans Mississippian
- This Mighty Scourge
- TOCWOC
- Too Long Forgotten – Slaves and Free Blacks in Page County
- Warfare in the Age of Steam
- Weirding the War
- West Pointers and the Civil War
- With Sword and Pen
Lincoln Blogs
Other Blogs I Like
Other CW Links
- 11th New York Fire Zouaves
- Abraham Lincoln: A Life
- America’s Civil War Magazine
- Antietam on the Web
- Blue & Gray Magazine
- Bruce Catton Papers
- C-Span Video Library
- Causes of the Civil War
- Civil War Animated
- Civil War Battle Map Art
- Civil War Monitor
- Civil War Preservation Trust
- Civil War Soldiers & Sailors Search
- Civil War Times Magazine
- CWPT Bull Run
- Digital Public Library of America
- Ed Bearss First Bull Run Audio Tour
- First Bull Run.com
- Gettysburg Seminar Papers
- Historical Marker Data Base
- HMDB First Bull Run Campaign Markers
- Impediments of War
- LOC Chronicling America
- Lorelle on WordPress
- Manassas Battlefield – NPS
- Manassas Civil War Commemoratie Event
- National Archives Brady Photos on Flickr
- National Tribune Archives
- New York State Civil War Units History Project
- New York State Military Museum Civil War Newspaper Clipping Files
- Papers of U. S. Grant
- Pennsylvania Civil War Era Newspaper Collection
- Quiner Scrapbooks
- Save Historic Antietam Foundation (SHAF)
- Sherman’s March and America: Mapping Memory
- Shotgun’s Home of the American Civil War
- Society of Civil War Historians
- Southern Bivouac
- That a Nation Might Live
- The Civil War and Reconstruction Era 1845-1877
- The Civil War in Art
- The Essential Civil War Curriculum
- The Friends of Manassas National Battlefield Park
- Total Gettysburg
- US Army Military History Institute
- Wisconsin in the Civil War
Harry Smeltzer
Dear Harry Smeltzer,
Can you please share the address and/or email address for Roger D. Hunt? I would like to contact him to correspond about several photographs of one of my relatives he donated to the USAMHI. I have other Civil War soldier photographs he might be interested in.
thank you,
D.P. Bielewicz
Dennis,
I’d like to oblige you, but I’ve never corresponded with Mr. Hunt, and don’t know how to get hold of him.
We are relatives of Captain TJ and Dr. Langston Goree, CSA.
TJ was my grandmother’s (Fannie Brevard Goree) uncle and Dr. Langston was my great grandfather.
We have a post bellum daguerrotype showing all the Goree brothers. Dr. Langston Goree caught a Minie ball in his left hand at Manassas, but persuaded the surgeon to leave him a thumb and 2 adjacent fingers, since he was a dentist. The wounded hand shows in the photo.
Cool, David. If there are any letters or photos you’d like to share to be added to the database here, let me know. Thanks for stopping by.
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Harry,
I truly appreciate your link to my humble blog.
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Thanks for including me and my blog. All the best.
Hi, I am doing a project for my school on the book “Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter” and am researching fact vs. fiction in the book. On page 272, it describes a young Union private damed Andrew Merrow who wrote to his wife on July 23, 1861 about the events of the battle and the “vampires” he had encountered. According to the book, it was long-thought to be a fiction work but, in reality, it was fact. It also states that this letter is held in the Harvard Archives, though there is no direct evidence of it on their website. Though I know the letter’s contents was fiction (obviously) I was just curious to know if the letter actually existed. Thank you for your time!
Olivia – no, the letter does not exist.