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U.S. Prisoner Artifacts Found At Georgia Site; Camp Lawton Explored
By Scott C. Boyd
MILLEN, Ga. – The site of Camp Lawton, a Union soldier prisoner-of-war camp near Millen, is “pristine,” according to East Georgia College Professor Emeritus of History Dr. John K. Derden.

County Proposes Project On Portion Of Franklin, Tenn. Battleground Land
By Gregory L. Wade
FRANKLIN, Tenn. — For over 100 years Franklin’s Battle Ground Academy (BGA) occupied ground just south of the famous Carter House, an area known for especially bloody and intense fighting during the Nov. 30, 1864, Battle of Franklin. 

Info Sought About Cooper’s Battery Monument At Gettysburg
By Kathryn Jorgensen
GETTYSBURG, Pa. — Descendants and members of today’s Cooper’s Battery B, 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, seek the public’s help in learning the inscriptions on the unit’s 1880 capstone monument at Gettysburg National Military Park.

Missouri Civil War Museum To Open Jefferson Barracks Building In April
ST. LOUIS – The Missouri Civil War Museum was awarded a $500,000 grant to complete restoration of the Jefferson Barracks Post Exchange Building.