Stonewall Jackson House
Lexington, Virginia | This is the only home that Lt. Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson ever owned, and it is where he lived while a professor of natural...
Fort Dickerson
Knoxville, Tennessee | This Fort, built atop a 300-foot-high ridge across the Tennessee River, was one of sixteen earthen forts and batter...
Lynching of Wyatt Outlaw & the “Kirk-Holden War”
The life of Wyatt Outlaw — cut short by a Ku Klux Klan-led mob on the Alamance Courthouse Square in 1870 — illustrates the initial promise and tragic...
Carnton
Franklin, Tennessee | After the Battle of Franklin, this historic site housed hundreds of the more than six thousand Confederate casualties, leaving...
George Washington's Boyhood Home at Ferry Farm
Fredericksburg, Virginia | The boyhood home of America's most famous warrior did not, itself, witness war until 1862, when Union armies twice used...
National Museum of Health and Medicine
Silver Springs, Maryland | The National Museum of Health and Medicine (NMHM) was founded as the Army Medical Museum at the height of the Civil War in...