Councilman wants Jacksonville voters to decide fate of Confederate monument
It’s been a source of controversy for at least the past three years, and a member of the Jacksonville City Council wants
Gen. Alfred Mouton Statue Finds New Home at Former Confederate Training Camp
By Claire Taylor | The Acadiana Advocate The statue of Confederate Gen. Alfred Mouton that was removed from city property in downtown
Service groups gather to honor 32 veterans
By The Sentinel-Record On Oct. 13, representatives from veterans service organizations, including Disabled Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion,
Labor Day’s Confederate Founder
By Albert Richard Parsons In compliance with your request I write for publication, in the Knights of Labor, the following "brief story
Emilio Navaira’s Confederate Ancestor
By: Christian Lee | Commander, Alamo City Guards If you grew up in San Antonio, you knew who Emilio Navaira was. A
Alabama Police Issue Arrest Warrant Over Stolen Confederate Monument
By Daniel Jackson | Courthousenews.com (CN) – Police in Selma, Alabama, have obtained an arrest warrant for a man after a Confederate
First Engagement of the American Civil War Happened in San Antonio, Texas
By: San Antonio Public Library On this day 156 (160 as of 2021) years ago, a militia of 1,000 armed Texans,
Legendary Animals of the Confederacy
By Christian Lee | Alamo City Guards Confederates weren’t really known for having mascots or spirit animals within their ranks other than
The Bird World Is Grappling With Its Own Confederate Relic: McCown’s Longspur
By Asher Elbein | Audubon Magazine In 1851, John P. McCown, an amateur ornithologist and army officer stationed in Texas, shot a
Union Presbyterian Seminary demolishes one of Northside’s oldest houses, dating to 1790s
By RVAHub Staff The 230-year-old McGuire Cottage, one of Northside’s oldest homes, is no longer standing due to what its owner, Union