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A website focusing on Civil War cavalry, primarily oriented on the Union regular cavalry regiments. Will feature biographical sketches, discussions of engagements, unit histories, letters, journals, and a database of those who served in the regiments during the Civil War as I'm able to compile them.
Blogs of Interest
- 3rd Michigan Infantry Research Project
- 48th PA Inf/ Civil War Musings
- 7th Rhode Island Volunteers
- A Publisher's Perspective
- Army of Tennessee
- Battle of Chickamauga
- Battle of Kelly's Ford
- Battlefield Wanderings
- Behind Antietam on the Web
- Blog 4 History
- Blood, Tears, and Glory
- Bull Runnings
- Cenantua's Blog
- Civil War Books and Authors
- Civil War Bookshelf
- Civil War History
- Civil War Medicine
- Civil War Memory
- Civil Warriors
- Draw the Sword
- First Dragoons
- Hoofbeats and Cold Steel
- Interning Learning
- Living On The Field
- Michigan in the Civil War Blog
- My Year of Living Rangerously
- North Carolina and the Civil War
- Old Virginia Blog
- Rantings of a Civil War Historian
- Rocky Mountain CWRT
- Teaching the Civil War with Technology
- Ten Roads
- Throwing Down the Gauntlet
- To the Sound of the Guns
- TOCWOC
- Today at Brandy Station
- Wig-Wags
- With Sword and Pen
Related Links
- America's Civil War Magazine
- Blue and Gray Magazine
- Brandy Station Foundation
- Civil War Archive
- Civil War Cavalry Forum
- Civil War Discussion Group
- Civil War Interactive
- Civil War Soldier and Sailor System
- Gettysburg Daily
- Internet Archive Search
- Live Search Books
- North and South Magazine
- Online Official Records at Cornell University
- Second Cavalry Association
- Shotgun's Home of the Civil War
- Sixth Cavalry Museum
- Society of the Military Horse
- US Cavalry Association
- US Regulars Archive
About Me
- Don
- I am a recently retired Army officer and amateur Civil War historian. I focus my studies on the Regular cavalry regiments because I served in one of them and because they haven't received the in-depth coverage that their volunteer brethren have.
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