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➺ 2021 Media Kit ★ A New Look at America’s Greatest Conflict ★
Welcome to
The Civil War Monitor!
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The Civil War Monitor offers a fresh view of
America’s greatest conflict through the
contributions and commentary of the
country’s leading historians,
researchers, and authors.
In every issue, readers will find originally
researched articles, rare historical images,
comprehensive maps, and modern graphics—
all geared toward the interests of modern-day
Civil War enthusiasts.
Fresh, authoritative, and
engaging, The Civil War Monitor brings
the full drama and meaning of
the country’s greatest conflict to life.
A Truly Fresh Look at America’s Greatest Conflict
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Besides each issue’s originally researched and richly illustrated feature articles, The Civil War Monitor
contains a number of popular recurring departments:
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★ In Focus: A look at rare and ★ Books & Authors: Top historians
provocative Civil War images, and authors offer information and
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Fredericksbu presented by the experts at the Center recommendations regarding new and
for Civil War Photography. out-of-print Civil War titles.
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Studio
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anxious to see (and successfully)
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Regional Library
★ Preservation: The latest in
aggressively Army of Northernllan MISS Monroe Museum and
see The James
Robert E. Lee’sed George B. McCle Po-
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ksburg should 540-654-1043), which our country’s early
of the Visitors to Frederic
ginia—remov
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Yet U.S. presi-
ed him witha new of- curated by the Monroe sometimes gets offices than any othermise, which
tomac and soon devise d leaders, Jamesed local, state, and national of the Missour
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Burnside, whot Richmond. Burnside’s g ed or appointwas president at the timeof the Civil War. He practice
battlefield preservation news from
overall
dent, and he act early years and
fensive agains crossin ted the opening highlights his
called for a speedy south- arguably represen1780s, and the museum
plan, which hannock River and this site in the
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public n,
ward movemLee suspected his strateg Oak Civil War ng collections,
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of downtow
burg before awry. Delays in the arriv- maintains onein the country. Locatedby local relic hunter D.P.
the Civil War Trust.
army win-
quickly went uction War artifactsdisplays items obtained County, where the Union
slowed the constr again in the SECRET es hidden
the museum ing countryside of Stafford and which it occupied 2 BEST KEPT
al of suppliesbridges; by the time Union the surround Battle of Fredericksburg jc has a fantasti
c but sometim district
n historic
of pontoon to build the bridges on tered after thefor use as a logistical hub.
Fredericksburgstreets of the downtow co-ops. (To learn
art scene. The studios, galleries, and out the year,
troops began sed Burn- spring of 1864 are packed with there through nnock River
Lee had surmi take cultural events
December 11,ions and had his troops d about arts andts.org.) Just across the Rappaha
Studio (224
Washing-
side’s intent positions in and arounwest visit Rapp-Ar s Home andMelchers was an Ameri-
is the Gari Melcher h; 540-654-1015). New
up defensiveparticular on the ridge On onist who left
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the city, in as Marye’s Heigh can-born, Europea in the early 20th king art. sw
of town known army crossed York for Virginia s’ breathta
Burnside’s see Melcher
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December 13, attacked the Confeder-
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ksburg branch
at the Frederic Library (1201 Caro-
★ Agenda: Our calendar of selected
river and . By the time Doing research annock Regional na
the ous results of the Po- g. Its Virginia
ates with disastr over, the Army
Central Rappah1144) is always rewardin trove of refer-
line St.; 540-372- exhibits and a treasure ksburg’s his-
the battle was twice as
d more thanof North- Room has rotating
on over 400
years of Frederic
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ence material
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Agenda
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Your Fall 2019 Guide
well as the infamous “Lost, which resulted
★ Living History: Profiles of modern-
1862 Maryland Campaign
and An-
in the Battles of South Mountain
tietam.
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