U.S. Civil War Era (1861-1865) Internet Sites

U.S. Civil War Era (1860-1865) Internet Sites

Abraham Lincoln's Assasination!, information about the Lincoln assasination including photographs of people involved; the conspiracy trial; accounts of the life, plot, and death of John Wilkes Booth; and other information and trivia.
America's Civil War, table of contents of the US Civil War magazine published every other month with some full-text articles. Back issues are available to Sept. 1993.
American Civil War Collection, Letters and diaries with digital images of manuscripts, and more.
The Civil War Home Page, includes links to battles, events, documents, images, unit information, and other information on the US Civil War.
Civil War Photographs, over 1000 photos from the Civil War, most made under the supervision of Matthew Brady. From the Library of Congress.
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, database that will contain basic information on all soldiers an sailors of the Union and Confederacy and descriptions of 384 major battles. Currently contains information on 230,000 U.S. coloured troops.
Civil War Women, from the Special Collection Library at Duke University.
EyeWitness to the Civil War, accounts by people involved with events of the Civil War era.
General Officers of the Civil War, pictures US Civil War generals.
The Historical New York Times Project, The Civil War Years 1860 - 1866, major stoires of the Civil War era from the New York Times newspaper
History of the Civil War, 1861-1865, a searchable site from the work by James Ford Rhodes
Home of the American Civil War, "From the blood soaked plains of Manassas....to the tear-filled eyes at Appomattox;" developed by "Shotgun," a Southerner
Lincoln Legal Papers,
Lincoln Net: Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project, presents information about the lifs and times of A. Lincoln.
Manuscript Resources for the Civil War, archival holdings of the University of Arkansas concerning the Civil War.
Secession Era Editorials, editorials from various newspapers regarding issues related to secession
U.S. Civil War Center, located at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Last updated March 2, 2005