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Model 1861 Springfield Black Powder Musket Serial # S12162
or
Pattern 1863 Enfield Black Powder Musket Serial #E16035 ("Reproduction")
NCWM Community Free Day
NCWM Community Free Day
The National Civil War Museum is proud to provide a community-free day with activities and entertainment for the community, completely free of charge to visitors. Come celebrate Juneteenth with us!
“Shaping the Contours of Federalism: The American Civil War in New Prospective” with Dr. Stephen D. Engle
“Shaping the Contours of Federalism: The American Civil War in New Prospective” with Dr. Stephen D. Engle
The National Civil War Museum's 2021 Lessons in History Speaker Series with Dr. Stephen D. Engle. This lecture may be held virtually, more details to follow. "Shaping the Contours of
“U.S. Grant, the Meaning of the Civil War, and the Election of 1868” with Dr. Joan Waugh – CANCELED
“U.S. Grant, the Meaning of the Civil War, and the Election of 1868” with Dr. Joan Waugh – CANCELED
The National Civil War Museum's 2021 Lessons in History Speaker Series with Dr. Joan Waugh has been canceled. "U.S. Grant, the Meaning of the Civil War, and the Election of
“From Gettysburg to Little Big Horn: The George Armstrong Custer, Civil War and Indian Wars 2021 Symposium”
“From Gettysburg to Little Big Horn: The George Armstrong Custer, Civil War and Indian Wars 2021 Symposium”
To register for the symposium CLICK HERE
“The Jubal Early School: How the Losers Wrote Civil War History” with Dr. Kathryn J. Shively
“The Jubal Early School: How the Losers Wrote Civil War History” with Dr. Kathryn J. Shively
The National Civil War Museum's 2021 Lessons in History Speaker Series with Dr. Kathryn J. Shively. This lecture may be held virtually, more details to follow. "The Jubal Early School: