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  • Zoning allows hundreds of homes
    There’s still no word on what will become of the once-manicured lawns of the Gettysburg Country Club. But, under current Cumberland Township zoning, the former golf course could become a development of tightly clustered houses. The site’s 120 acres – which saw significant action during the Battle of Gettysburg – are zoned as residential, which would [...]

  • Restoration work on Wheeler Home preserves history
    North Alabama has a fascinating history, and the Alabama Historical Commission was wise to preserve some of that history when it agreed to help restore Gen. Joseph Wheeler's home at Pond Spring. If all goes well, the 6,000-square-foot home could reopen to the public sometime in 2011. Historical Commission funds helped, but many deserve thanks for the [...]

  • Lowcountry’s hidden Civil War history
    Some of the Lowcountry’s best-preserved Civil War-era fortifications haven’t really been “preserved” at all — at least not in the sense that someone ever worked to maintain, repair or reconstruct them. Instead, these sites have simply been left alone. They’ve managed to survive rather nicely for more than a century by being ignored. CLICK HERE TO READ THE WHOLE [...]

  • Water view of Civil War
    Discussions of a possible canoe trail floated out of the conference room and into the creek over the weekend. About 30 paddlers from the Tennessee Valley Canoe Club floated about eight miles on a swollen West Chickamauga Creek on Saturday, tracing the route enthusiasts and local officials hope to make into a blueway. Walker County Attorney Don [...]

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Book Review: Lincoln's Better Angel (The Civil War Bookself)
By Kimberly J Largent

David Selby’s novel Lincoln’s Better Angel is a well-articulated and engaging work that addresses the issue of racism. Can Selby—perhaps better known for his portrayal of Quentin Collins in Dark Shadows (TV) during the ‘60s, or Richard Channing of Falcon Crest (TV)—pull off such a feat?

 

 


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