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Category Archives: Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Saint Louis Civil War Era Graves, Part 2 -a photo essay
First off, I want to thank all of my readers for sticking with me! I’ve been incredibly busy at work, and traveling none stop. I have had very little time to even think about publishing anything on my blog, much … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Tagged A J Smith, A.P. Stewart, Abraham Lincoln, Alexander P Stewart, Alexander Peter Stewart, Andrew Jackson Smith, Bellefontaine Cemetery, Civil War, Edward Bates, Francis Blair, Francis P Blair, Francis Preston Blair, Frank Blair, Frank P Blair, John Pope, Sterling Price
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San Antonio Civil War Graves -a photo essay
In late March I was in San Antonio for a work meeting. I did have a couple of extra hours late in the afternoon and decided to visit the City Cemetery, Confederate Cemetery and the San Antonio National Cemetery. I … Continue reading
Wisconsin Civil War Era Graves -a photo essay
This past week I had the opportunity to visit several historic cemeteries in Wisconsin. I was in Milwaukee and Green Bay for business and drove between the two locations. As you can probably imagine, there are many significant Civil War … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Tagged 14th Wisconsin Infantry, 2d Wisconsin Infantry, 2nd Wisconsin Infantry, 6th Wisconsin Infantry, 7th Wisconsin Infantry, Battle of South Mountain, Denis J F Murphy, Denis Murphy, Edward Bragg, Edward S Bragg, Henry Belitz, Henry Bertram, Henry F Belitz, Iron Brigade, John C Starkweather, John Starkweather, Lysander Cutler, Mason Brayman, Thomas Allen, Thomas S Allen
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Washington DC – A city of monuments
This past week I had the opportunity to spend a couple of hours in Washington, D.C. While my favorite place in the area is Arlington National Cemetery, the city proper has plenty to offer. With the limited amount of time … Continue reading
Posted in General Officers, Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Tagged Arlington National Cemetery, David Farragut, David G Farragut, George B McClellan, George Brinton McClellan, George G Meade, George Gordon Meade, George H Thomas, George McClellan, George Meade, George Thomas, James B McPherson, James McPherson, John A Logan, John A Rawlins, John Logan, John Rawlins, Phil Sheridan, Philip H Sheridan, Philip Sheridan, Ulysses Grant, Ulysses S Grant, William Sherman, William T Sherman, William Tecumsah Sherman, Winfield Hancock, Winfield S Hancock, Winfield Scott Hancock
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Texas Civil War Era Graves -a photo essay
Earlier this month I had the opportunity to visit Austin, Waco and the Dallas-Fort Worth areas of Texas. The area boasts a significant amount of Civil War graves including general officers and Medal of Honor recipients. Austin’s historic Texas State … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Tagged A S Johnston, A Sidney Johnston, Albert S Johnston, Albert Sidney Johnston, Ben McCulloch, Benjamin McCulloch, Civil War, Congressional Medal of Honor, H B Granbury, Hiram B Granbury, Hiram Bronson Granbury, Hiram Granbury, J A Wharton, John A Wharton, John Austin Wharton, John Wharton, Medal of Honor, Sidney Johnston, Texas State Cemetery
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Connecticut Civil War Era Graves – a photo essay
I had the opportunity to visit Connecticut in December 2010. While there, I visited the graves of many Civil War officers. Connecticut sent 35 volunteer units, of all services, to fight for the Union cause. Many of the officers and … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Tagged Christopher Flynn, Christopher J Flynn, Eugene M Tinkham, Gideon Welles, Griffin A Stedman, Griffin Stedman, Henry Birge, Henry W Birge, Joseph K F Mansfield, Joseph Mansfield, Nathaniel Lyon, Robert O Tyler, Robert Ogden Tyler, Robert Tyler, Samuel Colt, Wallace A Beckwith, Wallace Beckwith
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Central Tennessee Civil War Era Graves – a photo essay
Recently, I visited the Volunteer State – Tennessee. I had business in the Nashville area, but I took an extra day of vacation to visit Franklin and Spring Hill. I recently provided short photo essays on both of these battlefields … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Tagged Affair at Spring Hill, Battle of Franklin, Battle of Nashville, Battle of Spring Hill, Benjamin F Cheatham, Benjamin Franklin Cheatham, Bushrod Johnson, Bushrod R Johnson, Bushrod Rust Johnson, Civil War, Dick Ewell, Frank Cheatham, George E Maney, George Maney, John Adams, John Brown, John C Brown, John Calvin Brown, Richard Ewell, Richard S Ewell, Sam Watkins, Samuel R Watkins, William B Bate, William Bate, William H Jackson, William Hicks Jackson, William Jackson
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Brooklyn Civil War Era Graves – a short photo essay
I was in the Brooklyn area earlier this month on a business trip. Needless to say, the area has a significant amount of Civil War era graves. One would expect this as New York sent a lot of her sons … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Tagged Abram Duryee, Battle of Prairie Grove, Civil War, Fighting 69th, Fitz John Porter, Francis Herron, Francis J Herron, Green-Wood Cemetery, Henry Halleck, Henry W Halleck, Irish Brigade, Irish in the American Civil War, James Blunt, James G Blunt, Michael Corcoran, Robert Nugent, T, The Green-Wood Cemetery, Thomas F Meagher, Thomas Meagher, Thomas Sweeny, Thomas W Sweeny
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Saint Louis Civil War Era Graves – a photo essay
Saint Louis was one of the largest cities in the country during the Civil War – significantly larger than Chicago. Situated on the Mississippi River, just south of its confluence with the Missouri River, this city had always been an … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays (miscellaneous)
Tagged Battle of Boonville, Battle of Prairie Grove, Battle of Wilson's Creek, Camp Jackson, Camp Jackson Affair, Claiborne Jackson, Daniel Frost, Daniel M Frost, Eric J Wittenberg, Eric Wittenberg, Fort Sumter, Francis Blair, Francis P Blair, Francis Preston Blair, German Home Guard, Jesse James, Lewis and Clark Expedition, Meriwether Lewis, Missouri State Guard, Missouri State Militia, Nathaniel Lyon, Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park, Saint Louis Massacre, St Louis Federal Arsenal, St Louis Massacre, Sterling Price, trans-Mississippi, Wide Awakes, William C Quantrill, William Clark, William Quantrill
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Riverview Cemetery – a photo essay
This past June, I was able to visit historic Riverview Cemetery in Trenton, New Jersey. Situated on the eastern bank of the Delaware River, this scenic cemetery is the final resting place for George B. McClellan, Gershom Mott and Randolph … Continue reading