Harrison County Commission rejects proposal to remove Stonewall Jackson statue
By Mike Nolting | MetroNews CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — The Harrison County Commission rejected a motion Wednesday to return the Stonewall Jackson statue in front of
Sons of Confederate Veterans member-turned VA secretary tells Congress he won’t remove headstones engraved with swastikas
By Roger Sollenberger | Salon Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Robert Wilkie has refused to remove three headstones engraved with swastikas at the graves of German
Shaw 54th Regiment Memorial defaced during protests
By Isaiah Bradwell | WCVB BOSTON--A monument recognizing the first all-volunteer black regiment of the Union Army during the Civil War was
And Ammunition in This Bin: Employee Saves Recycling Center From US Civil War Cannonball Explosion
By Sputnik News Staff According to the Detroit Free Press, the ordnance dating back to the 1861-1865 American Civil War turned out
Biography: A Civil War general who deserves to be better known
By TIMOTHY J. LOCKHART | VIRGINIAN-PILOT CORRESPONDENT The Civil War, by far our nation’s most deadly armed conflict, used up men so fast
Southern Museum Of Civil War & Locomotive History To Reopen June 2
POSTED BY: LARRY FELTON JOHNSON Beginning Tuesday, June 2, 2020, the Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History, located at 2829 Cherokee
Two Luray statues vandalized with profanity targeted at police officers
By Cayley Urenko PAGE COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) — Early Monday morning around 2 a.m., two monuments, including a Confederate monument, were vandalized off
Protesters tear down Alabama Confederate statue, Birmingham mayor vows to ‘finish the job’ with others
By Danielle Wallace | Fox News A group gathered at Linn Park in Birmingham Sunday afternoon shortly after a nearby rally held in honor
Sewell: Time to end Confederate holiday in Alabama
By The Associated Press An Alabama congresswoman said Monday it is time to end a state holiday celebrating the president of the
Sons of the Confederacy remove Robert E. Lee bust from downtown Fort Myers
By Katherine Hamilton FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Sons of the Confederacy were authorized to legally remove the bust of Confederate Army
