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Some of the memorials to the Confederacy and its leaders found in metro Atlanta's public (and some private) spaces ...

At the Second Battle of Petersburg in 1864, two members of the 48th Regiment ... Robert Reid, Co. G, of Pottsville, captured a Confederate flag, and Patrick H. Monaghan, Co. F, of Minersville ...

Proud of her Southern roots and fervently pro-slavery, Rose O'Neal Greenhow wanted to support the Confederacy in any way she ...

Gen. Jubal Early of the Confederate States Army, at least for a little while that day, it must have seemed that the war was young again. In the noonday heat of July 11, 1864, the commander of the ...

A. -- Oh, yes. Sir; at one time the Confederate troops had all disappeared. Q. -- When the flag of truce came in did they make any disposition of their troops around the fort there? A.

to prepare for the Confederate invasion of Missouri in 1864. It was an unusually large collection of guerrillas, about 400 men or so. Then Bill Anderson led his men into this little railside ...

On October 27th, 1864, he was shot through the ankle during a battle with Confederate troops ... burial of the brave defenders of our country's flag. Paul Sandridge." GATES: What's it like ...

After Confederate forces opened fire on the federal ... a canteen, a regimental flag, a glass inkwell, a U.S. standard-issue brass belt plate, a vest pocket memoranda book, a cotton handkerchief ...