~ Internet Resources ~ |
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| Library of
Congress: American Memory: Selected Civil War Photographs |
| Library
of Congress: American Memory: Civil War Map Collection |
| National
Archives and Records Administration |
| Making of America at Cornell
University |
| Making of America at University
of Michigan |
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~ Internet Directories and Link Collections
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| Civil War Center at Louisiana
State University |
| Teacher Oz
(This website taught me that Mesquite, Texas has a Symphony Orchestra.
Does that mean the high schools don't have rodeo teams any more?) |
| Kid
Info |
| Internet Links
for the United States Civil War |
| The Internet Public Library
(A library without the allergic reaction!) |
| Online
Books Page (Find it here, if its an online book). |
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~ Interesting and Informative Internet Sites
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| 3rd Regiment, Co. E. Confederate
Engineers. (Reenacting Group Portraying Confederate
Engineers) |
| Signal Corps Association
(1860-1865) (Information on the Signal Corps in the Civil
War) |
| The Gadsden Flag (Our
favorite flag. We like snakes, especially rattle snakes, and will until an
eastern diamondback ruins our day.) |
| The American Civil War
(Lots of neat stuff). |
| Coastal
Fortification on the Gulf of Mexico (Lots of neat stuff). |
| North American
Fortifications (Be there or be trapezoidal). |
| Military/Info Publishing
(Photocopies Galore) |
| Fortifs.org |
| Co. A, 2d Regiment, Confederate
Engineers. Re-enacting Engineers. |
| Tennesseans To
Arms! 44th Tennessee Re-enactors |
| Civil War Artillery |
| Dan's Civil War Forum |
| Fort
Fisher 1861-1865 |
| 8th Virginia
Cavalry, Company A. The Smyth Dragoons Re-enactors |
| 28th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Company
G, C.S.A. and 123rd New York Volunteer Infantry Company D, U.S.A.
Re-enactors |
| The Civil War
Tourist |
| Confederate Engineer
Bureau (Got to love that background image that makes everything
look so neat). |
| Chevaux
De Frise (Okay, so here's somebody with directions on how to build
one, so stop asking me already, eh.) |
| Confederate
Engineers (German type re-enactors) |
| Washington Civil War Association
Re-enactors |
| Engineers Brigade
Army of Alabama (Go and see for yourself, really). |
| Military Fortifications
of the World (Lots of links from all over the place). |
| Winds of Valor (Ambitious
project) |
| U. S. Corps of Topographical Engineers
(Living History, much information on their subject) |
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~ Some Fortification Sites ~ |
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| The Search For Battery
Halleck (Fort Pulaski, that sort of stuff). |
| Fort Negley, Nashville
(Just how inefficient could good engineers be? Reference Fort Negley...
They still haven't finished it after 130 some odd years, but now you can
wander around the ruins and ruminate on the destructive effects of the
WPA.) |
| The Fortresses
of Savannah (Neat photographs) |
| Shreveport's
Civil War Defenses (And you thought Shreveport was just for people
who wanted to lose all their money! Tourist!) |
| Fort Pocahontas |
| Fort Duffield |
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~ Wargaming Fortifications ~ |
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| War Game Terrain
(A nice range of hand-made miniature terrain and field fortifications
for wargaming.) |
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~ Book and Map Publishers and Sellers
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~Any book publisher or bookseller who has some relevant work (Civil
War or fortifications) to place before the reading public can get a nice
free link here for the cost of one email sent to request the link.~ |
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| Art Source
International Offers individual plates from the original (not
the cheap knock-off reprints) of the Atlas to Accompany the Official
Records and many other rare maps. |
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| Signal Corps
Association (1860-1865) Cenntenial limited edition reprint of
The Signal Corps, U.S.A., in the War of the Rebellion. by J. Willard
Brown. |
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| Arcadia Publishing
Publishes a very recognizable series of photograph heavy books on
local history including several books on the Civil War and, of particular
interest, The Fortresses of Savannah. |
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