Gen. George Stoneman sat for at least two stereographic portraits by James F. Gibson, who learned the 3D technique from the famous Civ...

     The New York Times has been expanding its digital library, and today I discovered it now includes a little story on Stoneman...

Arrows overlaid on the slavery map mark the general movements of Stoneman's Raid      We've all seen those color-coded ...

CREDIT: University of Georgia archives  When I began researching Stoneman's Raid, I was fascinated to discover that the Union troop...

  Gen. Davis Tillson was assigned to guard the mountain passes behind Stoneman in North Carolina in case the cavalry had to retreat. Tha...

The Moratock Iron Foundary under the Confederate flag DANBURY, N.C.      After a week in Virginia where his troops amputated more tha...

President Lincoln and his youngest son Tad were hailed by freed slaves as they walked the streets of Richmond on April 4, 1865 — Tad...

Adolph Lindenkohl's topographical map illustrated the upper Tennessee Valley that was the planned route for Stoneman's Raid. KNOX...