Links to Other Civil War Websites
General
Civil War Preservation Trust Many of the battlefields on this webpage are threatened with development. The CWPT is an organization dedicated to saving battlefields for posterity, and they need your help.
Civil War Interactive History with an attitude.
Study of the Civil War Yahoo group frequented by both well known historians and regular people.
Civil War Talk.com A free and friendly Civil War community.
The CW Artillery Page Lots of info on an important but neglected branch.
The American Civil War Homepage The best list of Civil War links in existence.
Shotgun's Home of the American Civil War Numerous articles, an excellent resource.
Southern History With numerous articles, including Civil War related.
King Lincoln Archive A Libertarian view of Lincoln. A controversial site.
The History Broker Specializes in Civil War era photographs. The owner is author of The Book on Cloyds Mountain.
American Civil War - Your History Site on the Web A good school resource.
The American Civil War at Foto Search
Battlefield
Links
Civil War Journey Civil War Journey is a personalized group tour that makes the Civil War relevant for today. It transports you through the battlefields, hearing the voices, experiencing the history, enjoying the camaraderie. These learning vacations are stimulating, yet relaxing and personally inspiring.
http://www.stauntonguidedtours.com/ Includes tours of Port Republic and Piedmont battlefields.
3rd Georgia Shows locations of this regiment in the major battles in the East, including some lesser seen locations.
The Civil War Album Quality virtual tours of many fields.
Quantam Tour High quality tours include some CW sites, including Forts Pulaski, McAllister and Jackson.
U. S. Civil War Photographs Over 400 photos of Army of Northern Virginia battlefields.
Grand Old Richmond in the War for Southern Independence Includes post war and modern panoramas.
First Manassas Virtual Tour NPS site with battlefield photos and explanations.
Battle of Mill Springs Includes a virtual tour of this Kentucky battlefield.
CW Gazette Civil War Gazette
Gettysburg NPS Virtual Tour Excellent photos - including aerial ones.
Battle of Gettysburg Resource Center Includes many excellent photos.
Sickles' Hole Useful quality photographs of Gettysburg battlefield.
Behind The Stonewall 360 degree images of Gettysburg and other battlefields.
Antique Gettysburg Guidebook Unique photos from the early 1900s. Check out Cemetery Hill, the Second Day, the Third Day, and Cemetery Ridge from West Confederate Ave.
Battles, Campaigns, Maps, and Tour Guides
Maptech Includes modern and old topographic maps.
Terra Server You can search for aerial views of battlefields.
Civil War Trails An excellent series of roadside stops of Civil War sites.
Center of Military History Online staff rides, guided tour books, now including Second Manassas, Cedar Creek, and New Market.
Campaign for Western Va. part of the Shenandoah 1863 Civil War Museum.
The Battle of Lewisburg Explains this largely forgotten West Virginia battle.
Antietam on the Web Includes excellent maps.
Virginia NPS Tours Includes links to touring info on some important but lesser known battlefields - from the impressive Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania NPS website.
Cumberland Gap Explains the importance of the Gap in the war.
CWSAC Battle Summaries Extensive list of battles with additional information.
All American Photos.com/ Photos of battlefields for sale, including aerial ones.
Other Links
Investors Security Co. Inc. I am an investment broker licensed with this firm.
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Hamill Christmas Tree Farm my Christmas Tree farm in Roanoke, Va.
John Hamill - Independent Investment Broker
Bills's Whitewater Page my brother's page
Civil War Bookstore with Reviews My favorite Civil War books and a few others.
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