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  • After concluding his speech at Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln boarded the 6:30 pm train for Washington, D.C. He was feverish and weak, suffering from a…
  • Since 1846 white New Mexico Territory settlers had battled the western Indians. During the Civil War from September 1863 to January 1864 Kit Carson led…
  • On the last day of 1863 a minor skirmish in Searcy, Arkansas was the only recorded fighting. The Union First Arkansas Cavalry conducted a reconnaissance…
  • Texas Public Radio invites Hill Country listeners to an evening of classical music in Kerrville, and we encourage San Antonio classical music fans to make…
  • On February 6, 1863, Secretary of State Seward announced that the Union was rejecting a French offer to mediate in the American Civil War. With ambitions…
  • Before the battle of Fredericksburg, Robert E. Lee asked General James Longstreet if the Confederate artillery was prepared to fight off the anticipated…
  • With the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia in retreat, Union forces at Saylor’s Creek on Thursday, April 6, 1865 exploited a gap between the troops of…
  • LUBBOCK, Texas — An American Airlines flight with 140 passengers on board made an emergency landing in Lubbock after the pilot reported engine…
  • By Saturday, May 6, 1865 the fleeing Jefferson Davis and his entourage, attempting to get south of their Union pursuers so they could then journey to the…
  • On Saturday, May 6, 1865 the Union War Department issued orders, establishing the military commission to try the alleged Lincoln assassination…
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