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This is a quality list of links on Southern heritage and Civil War topics. I have personally reviewed each of these sites to insure that they adhere to the standards of quality and content that I demand. To submit your site for listing on this page, e-mail me with your site's name, URL and a brief description of its content. Annual National Confederate Memorial Service - An annual event held on the second Saturday in April at Stone Mountain Memorial Park in Georgia. This event is open to participation by all pro-Confederate groups. See the website for specific details. AmericanCivilWar.com - A Civil War site with lots of links on people, places, battles and events of the war. American Civil War Homepage, The - An extensive resource of links and information on rosters, biographies, reenacting, battles, campaigns and too many other subject areas to list here. This vast wealth of information is updated on a regular basis. Annual Gettysburg Reenactment - Want to get the scoop about plans for the next Gettysburg reenactment? This site is the official source for that information. While visiting their site, you expecially want to watch for details concerning the 140th Anniversary Reenactment, scheduled for 2003. It's destined to be a big one. Arlington House - The Robert E. Lee Memorial - Overlooking Washington, D.C. and the Potomac River, the Arlington House is preserved as a memorial to Robert E. Lee, who spent 30 years of his life there. Aw, Shucks! Southern News & Links - Excellent page of news links on Southern heritage issues updated on a regular basis. Camp Chase Gazette - The voice of Civil War reenacting, it is published monthly except December and February. I can't say enough about this magazine which is all done in black and white, its style reminiscent of 1800s type publications. For subscription information you can write to them at: Camp Chase Publishing Company, Inc., 240 Seventh Street, P.O. Box 707, Marietta, OH 45750-0707. Civil War Books - Two books by Julian "Jinx' Olson, Hunter Jones Joins the Civil War and Soul Mates Left Behind. Both look like they might be good reads. Civil War Generals, Soldiers and Others - An About.com links page to many Civil War leaders and soldiers. Good source of information for the Civil War researcher. Civil War Interactive: The Daily Newspaper of the Civil War - Can't say enought for this site. In addition to daily news items about Civil War heritage-related events, they have such features as: Trivia Challange, a monthly contest where you can win prizes; This Day In The Civil War, find out what happened on this date in the war; A Civil War cookbook with over 600 entries that are updated daily; Archives, Civil War on TV, links, weather, calendar of events and much, much more. If you don't check out any other site today, check this one out. It's a blast! Civil War News, The - The monthly current events newspaper covering reenactments, living history, coming events, firearms, book reviews, preservation and heritage issues, collecting, research needs, PLUS letters, news stories, columns, photos, features, display and classified ads. You can write them at: 234 Monarch Hill Road, Tunbridge VT 05077. Free sample: 800-222-1861. Subscriptions: 800-777-1862. E-mail: mail@civilwarnews.com Civil War, Reconstruction & Creating Hate In America Today - "Synopsis: Politically Correct assault upon heritage of mainstream Americans; DNA and Jefferson--a public relations hoax;--situation ethics and the "lost cause"; the NAACP, ACLU, ADL & the tactics of confrontation. Honor Thy Father & Thy Mother: To build a meaningful future, you must honor a proud past. Conservatives must hang together or we will surely hang apart." Civil War Richmond - Welcome to Civil War Richmond - an online research project designed to collect documents, photographs, and maps pertaining to Richmond, Virginia, during the Civil War. This site is updated with new information nearly every week - please check back often. Confederate Infantry Private, The - This site is dedicated to the thousands of young Southern men who bravely went off to war to defend thier homeland. It is an effort to educate the public about the real Confederate soldier, his life, and his experiences. Confederate States Air Force, The - "Welcome to The Confederate States Air Force. From our base here on the internet, our pilots fly into enemy territory and strike targets hostile against the South, its culture, and the original American form of government the Confederacy sought to preserve. We invite anyone faithful to the cause, male or female, to enlist with the CSAF today, and help us in standing up for Dixie." Declaration of Causes of Seceding States - This page presents the causes of secession as declared in official documents of the states of Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina and Texas. It is an excellent and detailed reference for anyone who is researching the true causes of the secession of the Southern states. Dixie Daily News, The - Southern Political News, Commentary, Heritage Events & Guest Editorials about the Emerging South. This is a terrific site for Southerners who want to stay informed about events affecting our Southern heritage. FirearmsTalk.com - Firearms, Guns & Weapons community discussion forums. Galleries, Reviews, Articles, Links and much more. Also feel free to join in on the discussions at our community or start a new one. We welcome new members very much! Look forward to hearing from you! First Wave of Secession, The - "Within weeks of Lincoln's election, the Deep South states, led by perennial firebrand South Carolina, had seceded. This section of the project will examine...." Freedom First - "An educational web site for the citizens of the First Coast Community, the great state of Florida and the Confederate States of America." Friends of the National Parks at Gettysburg - FNPG was recently voted the group who has done the most for battlefield preservation by the Gettysburg Discussion Group. Gettysburg National Military Park - This is the National Park Service's official website for Gettysburg National Military Park. It has all the information you need to know for planning your visit to this crucial Civil War battlefield. Hispanic Confederates - Although it is not generally acknowledged, a number of soldiers of Hispanic ancestry fought on behalf of the Confederacy during the American Civil War. This Third Edition book, by author John O'Donnell-Rosales, lists more than 6,150 officers and enlisted soldiers (including Medical Doctors, Women and Hispanics holding political office under the Confederacy ). In Dixieland Where I Was Born... - "There once was a land of cavaliers and cotton fields called The Old South...." Next time someone asks you what is meant by the term Old South, send them to this page. It is right on the mark! Kenrevell.com - Terrific page! Lots of good, common-sense Southern witicism here. League of the South Homepage - "We Seek to Advance the Cultural, Social, Economic, and Political Well Being and Independence of the Southern People by all Honourable Means." This is one of the foremost organizations for the preservation of Souhthern heritage. Be sure to bookmark this one. Mariners' Museum, The - This is one of the nation's largest and finest maritime history museums. North-South Skirmish Association, The - North-South Skirmish Association, The (N-SSA) was formed in 1950 to commemorate the heroism of the men, of both sides, who fought in the American Civil War, 1861-1865. The N-SSA promotes the shooting of Civil War firearms and artillery and encourages the preservation and display of Civil War materials. My Southron Heritage - "I have a dream that one day we will all walk hand-in-hand as AMERICANS and the culture of all AMERICANS will be remembered and celebrated. To this day the yankees still try to condemn the south for slavery when those same northern states allowed slavery until the north went through an industrial revolution...." This is an excellent site by a web writer who has studied her subject well. Port Columbus Civil War Naval Museum - Port Columbus National Civil War Naval Museum, the nation's most innovative new museum, gives visitors a chance to discover the most pivotal perid of naval history. Pre-War and Secession - An About.com page of links to sites concerning events before the Civil War that helped to influence the conflict, as well as the Southern Secession crisis. Rich Mountain Battlefield Foundation - In one of the earliest engagements of the Civil War, Union regiments under the command of General George B. McClellan attacked and defeated Confederate troops defending a strategic mountain pass on the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike. This foundation is dedicated to the preservation of this historic battleground. Ruffin Flag company - "The Ruffin Flag Company is the leader in high volume, superior affordable flags. We stock almost every state, national and historic flag on the planet!" Sam Hood's Civil War Site - This site contains plenty of Civil War facts and info, including facts of the week, Civil War quotes, and a section including biographies on the war's major figures. Secession Convention of 1861 - "For many southerners, the election of Abraham Lincoln in the fall of 1860 was equivalent to a declaration of war on the South. A few, including Texas' aging Governor Sam Houston, argued against secession. They proclaimed the benefits of mediation and compromise. Further, if Texas did separate from the Union, Houston reasoned, she would fare better as an independent republic than as a member of the Confederacy." Secession.net - This site represents a worldwide secession network. It is based on principles of the right to secede, individual and community liberty, decentralized democracy and law, and nonviolent secession and institutions. It thoroughly covers the philosophy of secession on an international level. Southern Cigar News & Reviews - Cigar News, Happenings, Products and Ratings with a Southern Slant. SOUTHERN LATITUDES: The Homepages of a Dixie Cowboy - A good ole boy with Western leanings expounds upon his Southern philosophy and lifestyle, with a little humor tossed in for good measure. Southern Messenger.org - There are lots of good postings of articles and letters by different authors on Southern heritage at this site, as well as some very good links to other sites. A link at the top of their main page allows you to register your Confederate veteran online. Southern Party of Georgia, The - "A grass roots effort to restore Good Government for the People of Georgia" Stonewall - A living history presentation featuring Stephen Cassle as Stonewall Jackson with features on Jackson's Mill, living history images, and event listings. This is a beautiful site. Thomas Jonathan Jackson (1824-1863) - "Next to Robert E. Lee himself, Thomas J. Jackson is the most revered of all Confederate commanders. A graduate of West Point (1846), he had served in the artillery in the Mexican War, earning two brevets, before resigning to accept a professorship at the Virginia Military Institute. Thought strange by the cadets, he earned "Tom Fool Jackson" and "Old Blue Light" as nicknames." Top Ten Reasons Why Yankees Should Not Move to Florida - This page is absolutely MUST reading for any Yankee considering a move to the Sunshine State. You may get a few laughs from reading some of the reasons. But take it from someone who was born there, these reasons are not based on myths. Waul's Texas Legion-CSA - Capsule history of Waul's Texas Legion Willis Cavalry Battalion and roster of Company "C". Related War For Southern Independence links. West Virginia in the Civil War - This web site is dedicated to the honor and memory of the Civil War soldiers, sailors, and marines of West Virginia. Wildman's Civil War Surplus - Whenever visiting historic Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield, be sure to drop in and pay Wildman a visit. His unique and totally unreconstructed business is located right in the very heart of downtown, bright lights Kennesaw, Georgia... right across the street from the Railroad Museum. Women and the Civil War - This site is dedicated to the recognition of women's efforts during the War Between the States.
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