On May 31, 1862, the majority of the Camp Randall inmates left for Camp Douglas, a larger encampment in Chicago. By June, the last of the Camp Randall prisoners had left. The only ones who still ...

Camp Randall's Civil War prison detailed in new book by ... Desotell knows Camp Randall as the one-time home to 1,224 Confederate soldiers who were taken prisoner during the U.S. Civil War, ...

To assemble a collection of photographs of the Civil War, 24/7 Tempo reviewed historical archives from Getty Images and Wikimedia Commons. The […] Skip to content ...

The capacity of Camp Randall Stadium is 76,057 ... Agricultural Society and hosted the state fair before the Civil War. It served as a significant military training center during the war, ...

A Daytona Beach, Florida resident has an extraordinary set of photographs he believes come from his great-great grandfather, who fought in the Civil War and was once a confederate prisoner of war ...

Devil's Punchbowl refugee camp for freed slaves during Civil War is misdescribed as 'concentration camp' It is often falsely claimed that "over 20,000 freed slaves were killed in one year" of the ...

TROY — A gathering Saturday morning paid tribute to a Union general disowned by his Virginia family during the Civil War and marked the progress to repair surroundings at his Oakwood Cemetery ...

GRAPHIC photographs from the American Civil War capture the death and destruction of the nation’s bloodiest conflict. Harrowing images from the battle, which lasted from 1861-1865, show count… ...

Courtesy of Camp Nelson Civil War Park The Civil War was the first war on U.S. soil to be photographed. During the war years, 1861 to 1865, popular demand for photographs soared.

Randall said in a 1938 account that appears in Cary Nelson's book on Civil War photography, The Aura Of The Cause. " Where and what to eat then becomes [a] problem." ...