| Suggested Sites and Links |
*Note* The listing of a site or vendor here does NOT imply
endorsement by either the writer, or the Georgia
Volunteer Battalion. These are merely sites the writer has
enjoyed
endorsement by either the writer, or the Georgia
Volunteer Battalion. These are merely sites the writer has
enjoyed
Links:
Campaign Cooking: by Jason Goodnite, this is an excellent article on the various sources, methods, and shortages
which affected the stomachs of the soldiers.
Building a First Person Impression: From the 26th NC's website, this is a great little workbook to flesh out your
persona for living histories
The Civil War Reenactors Home Page: Good overall site with great links, and 3 popular discussion forums.
LSU search engine: Free database of CW information. Excellent source.
Library of Congress: Excellent source of all of Matthew Brady's photographs
Sullivan Press:excellent source of printed goods
Authentic Campaigner: Source for great articles on improving impressions
The Drill Network:; A source of every necessary drill manual as well as synopses, summaries, and articles pertaining to
drill.
Atlanta Campaign:
Florida Battalion: Our sister battalion in the Army of the Gulf
Reenactors Show and Tell: A source for pictures of original items of interest to reenactors. Check out the details and then
look at the sutler offerings.
Confederate Jackets: A study of Confederate Issue Jackets by Leslie Jensens, the Company of Military Historians
Popular Songs in American History
The Drill Network: Comprehensive Website on all the major drill manuals, including demos and explanations
Animated Drill Instruction: Take a look at school of the soldier, company, battalion through Flash Animation
The Watchdog: Authentic Publication
Civil War Historian: Alternative to Camp Chase Gazette, with more emphasis on research
Georgia Volunteer Cavalry Battalion: Sister battalion in the state.
Campaign Cooking: by Jason Goodnite, this is an excellent article on the various sources, methods, and shortages
which affected the stomachs of the soldiers.
Building a First Person Impression: From the 26th NC's website, this is a great little workbook to flesh out your
persona for living histories
The Civil War Reenactors Home Page: Good overall site with great links, and 3 popular discussion forums.
LSU search engine: Free database of CW information. Excellent source.
Library of Congress: Excellent source of all of Matthew Brady's photographs
Sullivan Press:excellent source of printed goods
Authentic Campaigner: Source for great articles on improving impressions
The Drill Network:; A source of every necessary drill manual as well as synopses, summaries, and articles pertaining to
drill.
Atlanta Campaign:
Florida Battalion: Our sister battalion in the Army of the Gulf
Reenactors Show and Tell: A source for pictures of original items of interest to reenactors. Check out the details and then
look at the sutler offerings.
Confederate Jackets: A study of Confederate Issue Jackets by Leslie Jensens, the Company of Military Historians
Popular Songs in American History
The Drill Network: Comprehensive Website on all the major drill manuals, including demos and explanations
Animated Drill Instruction: Take a look at school of the soldier, company, battalion through Flash Animation
The Watchdog: Authentic Publication
Civil War Historian: Alternative to Camp Chase Gazette, with more emphasis on research
Georgia Volunteer Cavalry Battalion: Sister battalion in the state.
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