As a result of limitations on research time, Archives staff can photocopy no more than 2 entries per request. If it concerned either army, or its soldiers, it is on this page.

Greenlee, was a union soldier during the war. When I discovered this it stirred up a long lost childhood memory.

In the centre is a little band of musicians who played for every regiment that left for the war out of Augusta; and for every regiment that returned here.

Off in the distance you can see the dome of the original Capitol Building of the State of Maine. You can also enter a date format, April 19, 1862 or September 1864.

The collection also includes portraits of both Confederate and Union officers, and a selection of enlisted men.

One day in the confusion he charged ahead of his company and scared off all the Confederates single handed. After that, he became well liked by most people and soon rose to Corporal.

The last meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic, a group of Union veterans of the war was held in 1949 and the last meeting of the United Confederate Veterans took place in 1944.

Plus, the war was the first conflict to be captured in photographs, making it so much realer and present than conflicts we know about simply from writings or paintings.

The visual you use could be a map or a drawing or a photograph. Try to bring the conflict to life for your reader. The photos and narrative were provided by the Webmaster and over 100 contributors between 1980 and July 2008. Included are numerous wartime photos, as well as several official records, reports and maps.