Camp Letterman at Gettysburg
The Battle of Gettysburg was the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. The result was a total of more than 51,000 combined casualties. About 14,000...
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Worth to Us an Army: The Jones-Imboden Raid
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, running westward from Baltimore to the Ohio River, commanded the attention of both armies during the Civil War. A...
Duke Against Augusta
Nestled along the river plain forty-three miles above Cincinnati sits the idyllic Ohio River town of Augusta, Kentucky. On the afternoon of September...
"The Year of Jubilee Has Come" - The First South Carolina Infantry at Camp Saxton
As Prince Rivers stood on a freshly constructed platform in the shade of moss-covered live oak trees at Camp Saxton, he looked down upon the faces of...
The Aftermath of the Battle at Culp's Hill
Few places saw fighting that was as prolonged and deadly as it was at Culp’s Hill during the battle of Gettysburg. Witnessing fighting on both July 2...
Spotsylvania Court House | Todd's Tavern | May 7, 1864
BATTLE MAP | American Battlefield Trust’s map of the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia on May 8, 1864
How Well Do You Know The Battle of Brandy Station?
How well do you know the Battle of Brandy Station? Take our online quiz to test your knowledge about this battle!
How Well Do You Know These Native American Figures?
How well do you know these Native American figures?
Common Diseases of the 18th and 19th Century
In an age before modern medicine, getting sick from disease was a scary but normal part of life. There were several common illnesses that were found...
A Guided Tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield
Hop in the car and join the American Battlefield Trust's very own Garry Adelman for this full tour of the Gettysburg National Military Park. The video...
Jerusalem Plank Road | June 22, 1864
BATTLE MAP | American Battlefield Trust's map of Jerusalem Plank Road on June 22, 1864
Garrett A. Graveraet
Born in approximately 1840 on the upper part of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula to Franco-Ottawa merchant-fur trader Henry Graveraet and his Ojibwe wife...