Author and blogger Scott Mingus tours the free Military Memorial Museum in Crossville, Tennessee.
Tag: Prisoners of war
Today, we pick up the fascinating, almost movie-like story of Lt. Harry Welsh of the
William Henry Harrison “Harry” Welsh, according to longtime York-area researcher and historian Dennis W. Brandt,
John Hufnagel of the Glen Rock Historic Preservation Society graciously sent me the above newspaper
Confederate Captain R. D. Chapman, a prisoner of war being transported from Ohio to Maryland,
Confederate Captain Robert D. Chapman was a determined young man. Taken prisoner at Cumberland Gap
Part 1 of this brief series introduced Confederate Captain Robert D. Chapman, a daredevil who
At the start of the Civil War in 1861, a 21-year-old Georgia man named Robert
Confederate soldiers pause during a march through Frederick, Maryland. The exact date and the
Recently fellow blogger Jim McClure and I were chatting about prisoner of war camps here