The Spring 2015 issue of The Civil War Monitor magazine in their “Books & Authors” section written by noted Petersburg Campaign Historian and Pamplin Park Director Will Greene included The Confederate Alamo as one of the five best books on the Petersburg Campaign. Greene wrote, “Fox makes his story live and breathe.” To see copy of article click on Angle Valley FB link and visit The Civil War Monitor website
Recent Blog Posts
- A 35th Georgia Soldier Endures at Point Lookout Prison
- Confederate Veteran Magazine Features Fort Gregg Article
- Georgia Confederate Prisoner at Elmira [Hellmira]
- Blogpost 35 – Postwar Prison Camp for 35th Georgia Infantry Regiment
- Blogpost 34 – The 50th Anniversary of the End of Civil War: But Have We Really Learned Anything?
- Post 33 – Red Clay to Richmond & 35th Georgia on the 10th Anniversary
- Post 32 – Edit Finished on “Gettysburg’s Confederate Dead”
- Post 31 – Picket Duty During a Deep Freeze
- Post 30 – Museum of the Confederacy Merger with American Civil War Center??????
- Post 29 – The Origins of My Passions: The Civil War & Books
- Post 28 – Visit to North-South Skirmish Association Competition at Ft. Shenandoah
- Post 27 – Battle of Bristoe Station’s Upcoming 150th Anniversary: Visit to Bristoe Station Battlefield Heritage Park
- Post 26 – “Stuart’s Finest Hour” Book Release at Hanover Tavern
- Post 25 – Out of the Cave – Stuart’s Finest Hour is finished!
- Post 24 – DUANE ALLMAN & BERRY OAKLEY: A Rendezvous With History in Macon, Georgia
- Post 23 – Captain William Latane’s Death – 150th Anniversary of Jeb Stuart’s Ride around George McClellan’s Army
- Post 22 – Captain William Latane’s Death – 150th Anniversary of Jeb Stuart’s Ride around George McClellan’s Army
- Post 21 – The Civil War Journal of Mary Greenhow Lee – Edited by Eloise C. Strader First Hand Accounts of Civil War Life in Winchester, Virginia
- Post 20 – Osawatomie Obama & Osawatomie Brown
- Post 19 – The Winchester Conrad’s Military Service from the 1860’s to World War I
- Post 18 – Hungarian Military History Museum & the Story Behind the Winchester 1895 Rifle
- Post 17 – Visit the 31st Annual Capital of the Confederacy Civil War Show at Richmond
- Post 16 – National Release of new Antietam Video: A Message from the Tree
- Post 15 – From Germany to Fort Gregg: Sergeant John Riethmiller, 116th Ohio, Killed in Action at the War’s End
- Post 14 – Too Many Confederates Named Duncan at Fort Gregg
- Post 13 – From Artist’s Brush to Director’s Lens – Radford Wine’s Films Give a Different Perspective to Sharpsburg & Gettysburg
- Post 12 – Medal of Honor – Or Not – for 39th Illinois’ Corporal Henry M. Day?
- Post 11 – Thornrose Cemetery at Staunton, Virginia
- Post 10 – Charlottesville, Va., Confederate Memorial Ceremony on May 28, 2011
- Post 9 – The Confederate Alamo Receives 2011 IPPY Award
- Post 8 – THE CONSPIRATOR
- Post 7 – TODAY MARKS 146TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CONFEDERATE ALAMO – THE BATTLE OF FORT GREGG AT PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
- Post 6 – VIRGINIA FESTIVAL OF THE BOOK AT CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
- Post 5 – SEGWAY TOUR OF CULP’S HILL AT GETTYSBURG
- Post 4 – February 14, 2011