Links

Check out these other terrific Civil War sites, but when you are done, be sure to hit the "back" arrow at the top to return here!

If you are a regular visitor to this site, note that four links have just been added. The top link above is to a terrific site resulting from the work of a project of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Departments of English and History which began with studies of Walt Whitman and Abraham Lincoln, later evolving into a study of Washington, D.C. during the Civil War. More recently, much information relating to the practice of medicine during the Civil War in Washington, D.C., and the government's process of paying D.C. slave owners to free their slaves has been added. This is an ongoing project so come back and visit often as additional materials are added to the Civil War Washington site. The second link is to the blog for the Civil War Washington project.

Many states have Civil War Sesquicentennial committees, and many of those committees have websites devoted to the 150th anniversary of the War. Two such sites, for Iowa and Missouri, have been added above. If you are interested, the Iowa site has a drop down window taking you directly to the websites of all of the other Sesquicentennial committees' sites.