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CIVIL WAR HISTORY
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| Antietam Then & Now Adelman & Smith staple bound 56 pages 1577471172 9.95 By taking vintage photographs of Antietam and lining them up with images of the same place as it exists today, the authors have created a visual documentary of the emergence of America's best-preserved battlefield. |
 
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| Antietam: The Photographic Legacy William A. Frassanito trade paper 304 pages 1-57747-005-2 15.95 This captures the personal tragedy of the bloodiest single day in American history in a collection of the photographs of Gardner and Gibson. |
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| The Appomattox Campaign Chris M. Calkins trade paper 240 pages 9781889246550 19.99 This book features a tactical approach to the final drama of the Civil War. B & w photos, sketches and maps enhance the story. |
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| Baltimore During the Civil War Sheads & Toomey hardcover 216 pages 0-9612670-7-0 24.95 The people, places and events that occurred in the city between 1860 and 1865 presented in one continuous volume. |
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| Bivouacs of the Dead Scott Stotelmyer trade paper 148 pages 0-9612670-2-X 19.95 The story of those who died at Antietam and South Mountain and a comprehensive description of the burial process that could apply to any major Civil War battle. |
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| The Bloody 85th Palm, Sauers & Schroeder trade paper 201 pages 1-889246-13-1 16.95 Experience the Civil War through the unique perspective of Milton McJunkin, a western Pennsylvania soldier. |
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| Campaigns of the 146th Regiment: New York State Volunteers Brainard & Schroeder hardcover 300 pages 1-889246-08-5 49.95 This is the story of the men from Oneida who called themselves "Garrard's Tigers", their deeds and valor. |
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| The C & O Canal: From Great National Project to National Historical Park Dorothy Camagna hardcover 132 pages 0977044904 32.95 Superb photography and narrative present a compelling account of the canal's mission, structures and unique way of life. From tidewater Georgetown to Cumberland Maryland, this book brilliantly illustrates the allure of both the former waterway and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park with full color photographs. |
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| Charlie's Civil War: A Private's Trial by Fire Charles Brandegee Livingstone trade paper 264 pages 9781889246420 19.99 From enlistment with the Duryee Zouaves through imprisonment at Andersonville, the common soldier’s experience comes alive in the richly descriptive letters passed down through generations. |
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| Chesapeake Bay in the Civil War Eric Mills trade paper 9780764335921 328 pages 29.99 This rich historical panorama is peopled with smugglers and privateers, shoreline artillery, tidewater guerillas, blockade-running oystermen and the unsung sailors of the Potomac Flotilla. |
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| Civil War Battlefields Scott Thybony trade paper 64 pages 9781580710565 9.95 This is a wonderful bargain--a 10 by 13-inch full-color pictorial on the landscapes of the War Between the States. It includes Antietam, Chickamauga/Chattanooga, Gettysburg, Manassas, Shiloh, Vicksburg and more. |
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| Civil War Fathers Tim Pletkovich hardcover 304 pages 9780918339690 24.95 This book has a unique perspective- that of World War II veterans talking about their lives growing up with fathers who fought in the Civil War. Through the eyes of eight families, it offers a rare glimpse into the heart of middle America during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. |
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| Civil War Ghosts at Fort Delaware Ed Okonowicz trade paper 154 pages 1890690163 11.95 Ghosts roaming a Civil War island prison and eerie tales in Delaware City and New Castle are featured in this book about the scary side of the Small Wonder. Plenty of b & w photos help create pleasant shivers. |
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| Civil War Guide to Montgomery County, Maryland Charles T. Jacobs staple bound 84 pages 0-9601094-1-2 7.00 As a county of a border state in immediate proximity to the nation's capital, Montgomery County was subjected to early occupation by federal authorities and its citizenry were split in their sympathies, according to this history. |
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| The Civil War in Maryland Daniel Carroll Toomey hardcover 183 pages 0-9612670-0-3 19.95 A chronology of the war in the "Old Line State" from the emergence of John Brown in western Maryland in 1859 to Lincoln's funeral procession through the streets of Baltimore in 1865. |
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| Civil War Parks William C. "Jack" Davis staple bound 64 pages 0-916122-95-6 9.95 Brilliant color photographs of David Muench capture the majestic battlefields and rolling countryside of our Civil War parks. |
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| Civil War Sites Civil War Preservation Trust trade paper 306 pages 0-7627-2515-X 17.95 This is an indispensable travel guide to more than 500 Civil War-related sites in 31 states and the District of Columbia. Includes specific directions, hours, admission fees, discounts and contact information. |
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| Civil War Sites in Virginia: A Tour Guide James I. Robertson, Jr. trade paper 0-8139-0907-4 108 pages 11.95 This book divides the state into six geographic sections, with maps and summaries of each attraction. |
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