The Texas Civil War Museum will close its doors on Oct. 31 after 18 years of showcasing artifacts from the Union and Confederacy. The 15,500-square-foot building has been sold and artifacts on ...

Students uncovered Civil War-era bullets, called minié balls, glass, ceramics and more. Professors said they think the trench was likely dug by Union soldiers shortly before the Battle of Fort ...

Join us on a hunt through history as we search for and recover Civil War artifacts hidden underground for over 100 years. Each piece we unearth - from coins and buttons to bullets and buckles ...

“We don’t want to lose this opportunity to identify and preserve artifacts from a Civil War site — it’s all part of our cultural and economic history,” Worden said. Before the Civil War ...

GREENFIELD – Maranda Anderson wanted to do more than just tell her students about the Civil War. She wanted them to get their hands on a bit of history. Last week, she shared a trunk full of ...

Classes were suspended for most of the Civil War but that didn't mean the Knoxville campus went unused. Troops from both ...

The museum opened in 2006 and is reportedly the largest collection of Civil War artifacts west of the Mississippi. The museum is owned by North Texas Oilman Ray Richey, the president and curator.

The museum opened in 2006 and is reportedly the largest collection of Civil War artifacts west of the Mississippi. The museum is owned by North Texas Oilman Ray Richey, the president and curator.

The museum opened in 2006 and is reportedly the largest collection of Civil War artifacts west of the Mississippi. The museum is owned by North Texas Oilman Ray Richey, the president and curator.