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The fourth Springfield Civil War Symposium, presented by the Clark County Historical Society, will trace the events of 1864 with emphasis on the eastern and western theaters of the conflict....
The Confederate Arch at the Camp Chase Cemetery.
Join the Hilltop Historical Society for the 119th Annual Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery Memorial Service as they remember the...
Ed Bearss (born June 26, 1923), a United States Marine Corps veteran of World War II, is a military historian and author known for his work on the American Civil...
Come to the Urbana University Black Box Theater and see Lincoln meet Harriet Beecher Stowe again after 152 years! Witness the encounter between these two icons of history. Using period...
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Ohioans Come Together Through Green Lawn Cemetery Headstone Project
Learn about the project one of our Ohio History Service Corps members took on this year...
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Friends and Descendants of Johnson’s Island Civil War Prison Recognized by Civil War Trust
Congratulations to Johnson's Island on receiving the Brian C. Pohanka Preservation of the Year Award!
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Program To Digitize Personal Documents and Photos
Learn how you can contribute to Ohio's Civil War story during the sesquicentennial...
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Irish in the Civil War
Exhibit explores how America's Irish responded to the war...
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Latest News
Written by Catherine Wilson
Ohio's manufactures, transportation systems, regiments of troops, and financial assistance helped the North to win the war. While reading about the state's political impact, I noticed several...
Written by: Roger Micker
After April 14, 1861 the logistics for the U.S. Army changed dramatically. Following the attack on Fort Sumter and President Lincoln’s call for enlistments, the number of...
Written By: Sfc. Joshua Mann, Ohio Army National Guard
Why did Civil War soldiers fight? What made them endure the hardships of Army life, the terror of battle and the loss...
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