On Thursday, nearly 154 years to the day after Bentley moved through, the organization replaced the Civil War Trails sign in Manchester. The old sign was located on the site of Manchester’s ...

"We tailored that story to the immigrant population of Fairfax (County)." Not only does the Civil War Trails sign connect Fairfax County’s current residents and visitors to the story of the ...

Black men who fought in the Civil War were trained at Camp Stanton, and now visitors who want a glimpse into a bit of the camp’s past can get one after a new Civil War Trails sign was installed ...

A new Civil War Trails sign will be unveiled Oct. 23 at the historic Promise Land site in Charlotte. The Promise Land Heritage Association organized the 10 a.m. unveiling. The project is a ...

Wallace Jackson and his extended family have a personal connection to USS Tulip, the Civil War Union gunboat that exploded Nov. 11, 1864 offshore from what is now Webster Outlying Field.

The Civil War ironclad USS Monitor is apparently refusing to surrender to the forces of nature. Despite being on the seafloor since 1862, the first-of-its-kind ship remains in "an excellent state ...

A broken pipe may help explain why a famous Civil War submarine sank off of Charleston ... enemy ship in combat when it sank the wooden ship USS Housatonic on February 17, 1864.

As NAS Patuxent River prepares to once again honor the Sailors lost in the tragic USS Tulip explosion during the Civil War, it’s fitting to take a closer look at the ship, still submerged in the ...

of Parks and Recreation. “We are very proud to partner with Civil War Trails to honor one of the war’s most recognizable regiments through this commemorative sign,” said county spokesperson ...

NEWPORT NEWS (AP) -- When Navy divers and NOAA archaeologists recovered the USS Monitor steam engine from the Atlantic in 2001, the pioneering Civil War propulsion unit was enshrouded in a thick ...

The Civil War ironclad USS Monitor is apparently refusing to surrender to the forces of nature. Despite being on the seafloor since 1862, the first-of-its-kind ship remains in “an excellent stat ...

The first USS Nantucket naval vessel was commissioned for the Union Army during the Civil War, heroically attacking Confederate forts in South Carolina in 1863 while trading heavy fire with the enemy.