1. 150 years ago, just east of Byrd Park, sat the Confederacy’s largest hospital: Camp Winder.
  2. 150 years ago, just east of Byrd Park, sat the Confederacy’s largest hospital: Camp Winder.
  3. Alligators, fires, and beehives–just a few fascinating things about The Jefferson. But maybe the most understated aspect of the historical hotel is its very modern restaurant.

    Alligators, fires, and beehives–just a few fascinating things about The Jefferson. But maybe the most understated aspect of the historical hotel is its very modern restaurant.

  4. In our on going Civil War recap, one of the legends of the Confederacy is laid to rest. 

    In our on going Civil War recap, one of the legends of the Confederacy is laid to rest

  5. In our on going Civil War recap, one of the legends of the Confederacy is laid to rest. 

    In our on going Civil War recap, one of the legends of the Confederacy is laid to rest

  6. In our Civil War recap, we read about Stonewall Jackson’s final days. 
  7. In our Civil War recap, we read about Stonewall Jackson’s final days. 
  8. As April came to a close, Union General Joseph Hooker had put together an audacious plan to take Richmond by flanking Robert E. Lee’s much smaller force at a little village called Chancellorsville.

    As April came to a close, Union General Joseph Hooker had put together an audacious plan to take Richmond by flanking Robert E. Lee’s much smaller force at a little village called Chancellorsville.

  9. As April came to a close, Union General Joseph Hooker had put together an audacious plan to take Richmond by flanking Robert E. Lee’s much smaller force at a little village called Chancellorsville.

    As April came to a close, Union General Joseph Hooker had put together an audacious plan to take Richmond by flanking Robert E. Lee’s much smaller force at a little village called Chancellorsville.

  10. Civil War and Emancipation Day means free museum admissions tomorrow!