In this episode, we visit a Confederate camp reenactment featuring members of the 48th Alabama Infantry. Their historically accurate gear gives us a unique opportunity to learn how to identify Civil ...

One thousand Black Civil War soldiers are laid to rest at the Philadelphia National Cemetery in Elkins Park, just a few miles from Camp William Penn. Edward McLaughlin is an author who has been ...

Civil War Camp Day Fort Ward showcases living history. Reenactor troops pose for a photo during Civil War Camp Day Sept. 28 at Fort Ward Museum and Historic Site.

New research is shedding light on a 40-acre military camp for Black soldiers that fanned out from the southeast corner of Columbia Pike and S. Courthouse Road during the Civil War.

But just after the start of the Civil War, in 1860, it was the site of a Union Army training camp, named after one of Belleville’s most distinguished citizens.

Camp participants (front row, left to right) Paris Burke, 10, Wythe Roberts, 8, and Addrin Adams, 10, salute Union soldier re-enactor Joe Walker at the Civil War Soldier Camp on Tuesday.

Celebrations have already started in Detroit. Campau Park on the city's east used to be Camp Ward, where the 102nd United States Colored Troops trained during the Civil War over 150 years ago.

The grounds of a Civil War fortification in Old Jefferson will be the site of an annual observance Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for Camp Parapet Day.

Reenactors portraying Civil War veterans driving Model-Ts in Fremont are the latest addition to the Hayes Presidential Library and Museums annual Civil War winter camp at Spiegel Grove.