ACW LITTERAE
ACW LITTERAE is a repository for GMCWRT literary works, book reports, monographs, and other miscellaneous commentary on the American Civil War.
Also included in the section are works of interest from other ACW Organizations, links to other ACW Web Pages, and copies of notable Letters and Speeches defining the mood and personalities of the ACW in its own setting and time frame.
ACW Litterae by those who were there. Contributing Editors: Lois Eagan Tidbits, Anecdotes, Poetry and Incidents© Lew Gage Everything about Gettysburg© Carl Braun Carl's Corner© Donald E. Streeter The Old Vermont Brigade©
A Visit to Fort Monroe ©Cathy Hoyt Pvt William H. Ellsworth, 120th Regiment NY Volunteers© Thomas McKenna Surrender at APPOMATTOX© Chancellorsville Thumb Nail Sketch; Letters from Commanders to their Army© USS MONITOR A synopsis© of a book by James Tertius deKay, 1997 Vermonters Vermonters awarded the Medal of Honor in the ACW John D. Woodward, Jr. Lincoln meets Stanton the first time, for Cyrus McCormick CIVIL WAR RESEARCH ASSISTANCE NEEDED We have recently received two requests for assistance in researching Vermont Regiments and soldiers.
If you have any information or knowledge pertaining to the following requests please contact Gail Blake, thanks.
Bob Richter from Greene, NY is researching the 2nd, 5th, 12th, 14th, and 16th Vermont and the 1st Vermont Cavalry. He is interested in descriptions of their weapons and uniforms when the regiments were formed and at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Kelly Osmer from Litchfield, NH is searching for a photograph of his great-great-grandfather Benjamin Hathaway who served as a private in the 12th Vermont. Kelly is also researching his great-uncle Frank J. Osmer who served in the 6th Vermont and possibly in the Veterans Reserve Corps, but has been unable to find much information.
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