Racist remarks spray painted on Alamo Cenotaph, 1 person in custody
by SBG San Antonio Staff Reports SAN ANTONIO - A person is in custody after allegedly spray painting racist remarks on the historic
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Arsenal stored arms for Confederates, U.S. before becoming H-E-B headquarters
By Joshua Fechter The Arsenal complex in downtown San Antonio supplied ammo and provisions to troops in four major U.S. armed conflicts before H-E-B picked the
San Antonio mystery ‘mill stones’ might just be Civil War relics
By; Paula Allen | Express-News I’m hoping you might have some information on what appears to be an old bridge at the
Lexington family finds letter from 1861 in wall during house remodel
By; Lindsey Ward LEXINGTON, Va. – Home remodels always uncover the unexpected, but one Lexington family was quite surprised by what they found
Sunday marks the 156th anniversary of “affair” at Madison Station
By John P. Rankin, Madison historian MADISON – There were only two battles of any size fought in Madison County during the
Cobb approves compromise name for park with Confederate earthworks
By Meris Lutz, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution After two years of controversy, Cobb commissioners have finally approved a name for a new park under construction
Lawsuit alleges Sunshine law violation in Confederate statue flap
By STEPHEN HUDAK |ORLANDO SENTINEL Critics of a divisive plan to install a Confederate general’s statue in a Lake County government building filed
The Matchless Devotion of Black Confederates pt.1–A Neglected Chapter of American History
By Mike Scruggs At Appomattox Courthouse in April of 1865, an Alabama soldier by the name of Zeb Thompson stood, rifle by
The Matchless Devotion of Black Confederates pt.2 The Battle against Politically Correct Chains
By Mike Scruggs As I wrote last week in part 1 of this series, perhaps the best estimate of the number of
Arlington Cemetery time capsule reveals 1915 newspapers, Civil War veterans memorabilia and other lost treasures
By MICHAEL E. RUANE | The Washington Post First, conservator Caitlin Smith carefully drilled a hole in the sealed copper box that