July-Sept. 2010
Vol. 4, No. 3
Richmond, Ky.
Vol. 4, No. 3
Richmond, Ky.
Jan.-March 2010 Click here for complete edition
Louisville's Larry Elliott: His Lincoln portrayal ranks No. 1
MIll Springs seeks national park status
'Hail to the Chief' was last music heard by Civil War's assassinated president
Although pro-Union, Kentucky did have Confederate governors Johnson, Hawes
First CSA governor first leader fatality
Although not convicted of murder, Davis was passed over for advancement in rank
Kentucky's Crittendens: Many headaches later, loyalties divided
Preston tried in vain to persuade state into joining movement for secession
Book review: Some keys to planning Civil War event
News in Brief: Docudrama, horsemanship set at Camp Nelson
Louisville's Larry Elliott: His Lincoln portrayal ranks No. 1
MIll Springs seeks national park status
'Hail to the Chief' was last music heard by Civil War's assassinated president
Although pro-Union, Kentucky did have Confederate governors Johnson, Hawes
First CSA governor first leader fatality
Although not convicted of murder, Davis was passed over for advancement in rank
Kentucky's Crittendens: Many headaches later, loyalties divided
Preston tried in vain to persuade state into joining movement for secession
Book review: Some keys to planning Civil War event
News in Brief: Docudrama, horsemanship set at Camp Nelson
April-June 2010 Click here for complete edition
Historic Barbourville site of state's first armed skirmish in Civil War
McKenney persisted, pulled together verifiably untold story of Civil War
'Civil War cruise scheduled Sept. 11 aboard historic Belle of Louisville
25 members of sesquicentennial group named, will begin coordinating plans
Legend of bloody William Quantrill apparently ends in Louisville hospital
'Dogrobber' considered something good
Book review: Union wrong unleashed Hinson's one-man war
T.T. Garrard personally recruited eight Union infantry companies
Why was Ike questioned about portrait of Robert E. Lee on wall of his office?
More proof that crime doesn't pay
News in brief: CWPT rescues 2,777 Civil War acreage in 2009
Historic Barbourville site of state's first armed skirmish in Civil War
McKenney persisted, pulled together verifiably untold story of Civil War
'Civil War cruise scheduled Sept. 11 aboard historic Belle of Louisville
25 members of sesquicentennial group named, will begin coordinating plans
Legend of bloody William Quantrill apparently ends in Louisville hospital
'Dogrobber' considered something good
Book review: Union wrong unleashed Hinson's one-man war
T.T. Garrard personally recruited eight Union infantry companies
Why was Ike questioned about portrait of Robert E. Lee on wall of his office?
More proof that crime doesn't pay
News in brief: CWPT rescues 2,777 Civil War acreage in 2009
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