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Jan.-March 2017
Vol. 11, No. 1
Richmond, Ky.
Vol. 11, No. 1
Richmond, Ky.
Jan.-March 2016 Click here for complete edition
Who was Civil War's biggest man? Look no further than Martin V.B. Bates
Perryville, three others receive grants totaling $525,878 from land-water fund
Bugle editorial: What is gained by rewriting history?
Cavalry soldiers were more than just men on horseback, as many battles proved
Lincoln Trail Alliance honors Host with inaugural Better Angels Award
By placing it in limelight, Union turned night into day in Fort Wagner siege
The Right to Secede: Secession settled, Garfield declared, in 'high court of war ... there's no appeal'
Murder of William (Bull) Nelson result of confusion, misunderstanding, mistrust
Book review: Controversial Union Colonel Wolford detailed in book by great-great nephew
Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose Morgan discovered at Cynthiana
Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Williams, nicknamed 'Cerro Gordo,' led with distinction throughout conflict
Civil War's last surviving soldier receives final military honors on Veterans Day
KCWRT ranks high in membership among nation's Civil War organizations
Misidentified as Sue Mundy, Clarke also may have been illegally hanged
Bugle Briefs: Deadline for Civil War markers March 1
Who was Civil War's biggest man? Look no further than Martin V.B. Bates
Perryville, three others receive grants totaling $525,878 from land-water fund
Bugle editorial: What is gained by rewriting history?
Cavalry soldiers were more than just men on horseback, as many battles proved
Lincoln Trail Alliance honors Host with inaugural Better Angels Award
By placing it in limelight, Union turned night into day in Fort Wagner siege
The Right to Secede: Secession settled, Garfield declared, in 'high court of war ... there's no appeal'
Murder of William (Bull) Nelson result of confusion, misunderstanding, mistrust
Book review: Controversial Union Colonel Wolford detailed in book by great-great nephew
Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose Morgan discovered at Cynthiana
Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Williams, nicknamed 'Cerro Gordo,' led with distinction throughout conflict
Civil War's last surviving soldier receives final military honors on Veterans Day
KCWRT ranks high in membership among nation's Civil War organizations
Misidentified as Sue Mundy, Clarke also may have been illegally hanged
Bugle Briefs: Deadline for Civil War markers March 1
April-June 2016 Click here for complete edition
Perryville burn expected to benefit quail, deer, variety of small animals
Berea festival cancelled over dispute concerning Confederate Battle Flag
British businesses and need for cotton helped Confederacy fight Civil War
Good re-enactors are musts, when filming Civil War for television, motion pictures
Could guerrilla warfare won Civil War for South? History scholar raises question
Civil War communication prospered because of Louisville's Norvin Green
Guilty or Not Guilty? Round table speaker was among those voting to reverse decision for Dr. Mudd
Hunt for guerrilla fighter Big Zay Coalter ended at remote Anderson cemetery
Judge Joseph Holt Home becomes JAG training site for Indiana Guard
Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Murray was newspaper editor, governor, controversial figure following Civil War
Bugle Briefs: Henry rifle, fathers of two WWII generals fought at Battle of Perryville in 1862
Perryville burn expected to benefit quail, deer, variety of small animals
Berea festival cancelled over dispute concerning Confederate Battle Flag
British businesses and need for cotton helped Confederacy fight Civil War
Good re-enactors are musts, when filming Civil War for television, motion pictures
Could guerrilla warfare won Civil War for South? History scholar raises question
Civil War communication prospered because of Louisville's Norvin Green
Guilty or Not Guilty? Round table speaker was among those voting to reverse decision for Dr. Mudd
Hunt for guerrilla fighter Big Zay Coalter ended at remote Anderson cemetery
Judge Joseph Holt Home becomes JAG training site for Indiana Guard
Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Murray was newspaper editor, governor, controversial figure following Civil War
Bugle Briefs: Henry rifle, fathers of two WWII generals fought at Battle of Perryville in 1862
July-Sept. 2016 Click here for complete edition
Magic, memories of 'Raintree' began 60 years ago this summer in Danville
ACWSA judges your expertise with Civil War period weapons
Nation's first air force made more than 3,000 balloon ascensions
The Battle Flag – a symbol of hate or one depicting Southern pride?
Crittenden watch survived Civil War, Battle of Little Bighorn, now on display
Dyer's chocolate cakes may be impetus to save Hardinsburg's Joseph Holt home
Bugle Briefs: KCWSA receives $35,000 grant to study economic impact of Civil War sites
Against all odds, Sarah Blalock prevailed throughout Civil War
Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Abraham Buford, a consummate warrior, was successful Thoroughbred breeder
State tourism generates $13.7 billion, but impact of Civil War sites unavailable
Charles Hanson made name at Lebanon, held in high regard at his death in 1875
Magic, memories of 'Raintree' began 60 years ago this summer in Danville
ACWSA judges your expertise with Civil War period weapons
Nation's first air force made more than 3,000 balloon ascensions
The Battle Flag – a symbol of hate or one depicting Southern pride?
Crittenden watch survived Civil War, Battle of Little Bighorn, now on display
Dyer's chocolate cakes may be impetus to save Hardinsburg's Joseph Holt home
Bugle Briefs: KCWSA receives $35,000 grant to study economic impact of Civil War sites
Against all odds, Sarah Blalock prevailed throughout Civil War
Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Abraham Buford, a consummate warrior, was successful Thoroughbred breeder
State tourism generates $13.7 billion, but impact of Civil War sites unavailable
Charles Hanson made name at Lebanon, held in high regard at his death in 1875
Oct.-Dec. 2016 Click here for complete edition
South Carolinian's bill would provide national park status for Fort Sumter
View from both sides: It really wasn't a 'Civil War,' spokesman for SCV's Confederate Library maintains
Michael Byerley: Knoxville photographer does it all - great pictures, cavalry impressions
With color and skill, Festival Dancers gaining popularity at Ky. Civil War events
Holt Home Community Day attracts record crowd of more than 3,000
Custer's time in Elizabethtown was better than his Montana stand
Washington found it's good to have war-time friends
Civil War's deadly firepower included variety of pistols, rifles, field artillery
Bugle Briefs: New Boyle Civil War Trail brochure now available to assist in viewing sites
Recovered Belle Boyd Confederate flag sold for $50,000 at auction in Dallas
KMI produced generals: Kentucky provided Civil War leaders from nation's two oldest private institutes
Bugle book review: Morgan's raids and much more about Civil War Cynthiana, Harrison County
Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Shackelford was glad to see him, but Morgan couldn't return the compliment
South Carolinian's bill would provide national park status for Fort Sumter
View from both sides: It really wasn't a 'Civil War,' spokesman for SCV's Confederate Library maintains
Michael Byerley: Knoxville photographer does it all - great pictures, cavalry impressions
With color and skill, Festival Dancers gaining popularity at Ky. Civil War events
Holt Home Community Day attracts record crowd of more than 3,000
Custer's time in Elizabethtown was better than his Montana stand
Washington found it's good to have war-time friends
Civil War's deadly firepower included variety of pistols, rifles, field artillery
Bugle Briefs: New Boyle Civil War Trail brochure now available to assist in viewing sites
Recovered Belle Boyd Confederate flag sold for $50,000 at auction in Dallas
KMI produced generals: Kentucky provided Civil War leaders from nation's two oldest private institutes
Bugle book review: Morgan's raids and much more about Civil War Cynthiana, Harrison County
Kentucky's Civil War leaders: Shackelford was glad to see him, but Morgan couldn't return the compliment
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