Service officials said the reverted base names will now have links to Army heroes instead of Confederate leaders.

As archaeologists with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation excavated a site in search of American Revolution history, the ...

President Trump on Tuesday announced the Pentagon will restore the names of the seven remaining military installations formerly named after Confederate generals after two others had been reverted ...

What happened to Confederate money after the Civil War? – Ray G ... In addition, prices for food, clothing and other necessities rose because many items were scarce during the war.

In the years before the start of the Civil War, marked by the Confederate attack on Fort ... history museum where staff dressed in period clothing perform demonstrations. The pentagonal fort ...

Black soldiers therefore received $7 per month, plus a $3 clothing allowance ... Finally, on April 18, 1865, the Civil War ended with the surrender of the Confederate army. 617,000 Americans ...

Graves containing the skeletal remains of four Civil War soldiers and three amputated ... a central storehouse where the Confederate army kept its ammunition. The octagonal structure was ...

The four Confederate soldiers were buried almost ... to emerge from Colonial Williamsburg’s examination of a Civil War burial found last year at the historical site that served as the Virginia ...

It is now part of a living history museum where staff dressed in period clothing ... defeated the Confederate fleet and secured the bay. One of the best preserved Civil War masonry forts, the ...