Tour other related sites...
 Meet
the sculptor of the African-American Civil War Memorial, Amistad Statue,
and more, Ed Hamilton
. |
| View
the Civil War Reenactors Home Page
dedicated to the Brave Souls of the Civil War. |
| Here's
the 3rd Regiment Infantry USCT,
based out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. |
| Check
out the Fifth Regiment
of the U.S. Colored Cavalry,
originally organized in Kentucky and comprised mostly of ex-slaves. Here's
a Web site devoted to the history of a unit comprised of men of African
descent, slaves, ex-slaves, and free men—that fought for the Union cause
during the Civil War. |
| A
newly formed USCT unit, 8th
Regiment Infantry USCT, out of Pennsylvania. Originally formed at Camp
William Penn near Philadelphia in the fall of 1863. It's members
were free men from Pennsylvania, including many from the central part of
the state and runaway slaves from nearby border states. |
| The
38th United States Colored Troops, Company D
The 38th Regiment of United States Colored Troops (U.S.C.T.), Company D, is an reenactment/living history organization based in the Richmond & Central Virginia area, & also Northeastern North Carolina. which seeks to accurately portray the life of the black soldiers & civilians during the American Civil War of 1861-1865. |
| The
African-American Civil War Memorial
sponsored by the Freedom Foundation, Inc., contains information on the
monument in Washington, DC, and other information about African Americans
who served in the Union forces during the Civil War. |
| An
outstanding site to view some of the Causes
of the Civil War |
| Hartwick
College site - United
States Colored Troops Institute for Local History
and Family Research dedicated to research, preservation, and remembrance. An educational institute to promote and encourage original historical and genealogical research about the 200,000 colored men and their white officers who comprised the US Colored Troops during the Civil War. |
| Saint-Gaudens
National Historical Site - A National Parks Service Site dedicated
to the exhibits, home, and gardens of Augustus Saint-Gaudens |
| A
web site of the U.S. National Archives
containing historical information, documents, photographs, and teaching
activities which explore emancipation and the experience of Blacks in the
military during the Civil War. |
| Conducting
extensive genealogical research? The Civil
War Soldiers and Sailors System, with a database of over 230,000 names
of the United States Colored Troops, may help enhance your efforts. |
| The
Louisiana
Native Guards, the first black soldiers in the Union Army during the
Civil War - The Corps d'Afrique. |
| LSU
Baton Rouge's comprehensive database of private and institutional holdings
of Civil War materials, includes over 2100 links to Civil War related sites.
Visit its Civil War Center. |
| Come
with us on a Heritage
Studio tour. |
| Here's
a reenactor's site of vendors
and sutlers for Civil War Uniforms and Equipment. |
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