Fort Wilkins Historic State Park will welcome reenactors for an immersive weekend of Civil War-era demonstrations, cooking ...

The shells my dad has were used during the Civil War. My dad has nine shells, with two being his favorites. His favorite artillery shells are the rare 3.8-inch Type 2 Hotchkiss Case Shot and the ...

The Civil War nearly claimed another casualty after an archaeologist discovered a live artillery round buried under a foot of dirt at Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania.

POTTSVILLE -- A bomb squad removed a newly acquired Civil War-era artillery round from the Schuylkill County Historical Society because of safety concerns. The unexploded Hotchkiss shell is filled ...

"He and other members are very much interested in learning about Civil War artillery drill, tactics, equipment, etc. and especially in the history and people who served in Cooper's Battery." ...

YORK, Pa. – A Civil War artillery shell was found Wednesday at Gettysburg National Military Park, according to a news release. The unexploded ordnance was found on the battlefield in the area of ...

MANASSAS, VA — A Civil War era artillery shell uncovered at a Manassas historic site could be part of an upcoming exhibit, according to new information from the city government. City Manager ...

We took this rare civil war artillery projectile to Steve Phillips where shows how to best clean these relics. He has preserved over 2000 artillery shells over the past 50 years.

Other Civil War ordinance has been discovered in the Palmetto State in recent years. Last year, for example, two Civil War cannonballs were uncovered on a South Carolina beach in the aftermath of ...

History enthusiast Deb Gage of Osage has been immersed in the history of the American Civil War for more than 30 years, particularly as it relates to the women and ...

A Civil War artillery shell was found on the College of Charleston campus Wednesday morning in downtown Charleston. Sun, 10 Nov 2024 09:38:49 GMT (1731231529322) Story Infinite Scroll ...

Police in Cobb County, Ga., are planning to destroy a live Civil War artillery round found at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. Some experts and collectors say that's unnecessary.