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Book-o-Rama! ECW authors have been cranking out some great reading material lately
We have had a lot of book action going on here lately at ECW. It’s been hard to keep up with! I’m proud of all that great work our authors have been doing, so I’ve raided social media to snag … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Authors, Emerging Civil War Series, Revolutionary War
Tagged Brad and Linda Gottfried, Brad Gottfried, Brian Swartz, Chris Mackowski, Dan Welch, First Fallen, Lincoln Comes to Gettysburg, Linda Gottfried, Meg Groeling, Passing Through the Fire, Phill Greenwalt, Savas Beatie, Ted Savas
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“Remember Ellsworth!”
On May 24, 1861, realities of loss and war hit the Lincoln White House. Twenty-four year old Colonel Elmer Ellsworth became the first Union officer to die in the Civil War. The incident happened as Federal forces took possession of … Continue reading
Posted in 160th Anniversary, Material Culture
Tagged 160th Anniversary, Elmer Ellsworth, Meg Groeling, patriotic envelopes
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2021 Symposium Spotlight: Meg Groeling
We’re excited to re-introduce the speakers for ECW’s 2021 Symposium. We hope you’ll enjoy “meeting” the speakers again on the blog, and we’ll be spotlighting their topics more specifically later on. Yes, the event is currently on the calendar for … Continue reading
ECW Podcast “Aftermath of Battle” Is Now Available
Meg Groeling makes her debut on the Emerging Civil War podcast, starting with her research that formed the base for her first book. “After the battle, what did they do with all the bodies?”—a common question from battlefield visitors, and … Continue reading
Posted in Podcast
Tagged aftermath of battle, ECW Podcast, Emerging Civil War Podcast, Meg Groeling, Podcast
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Women’s History Month—Every Year!
It may have been 1965 or 66 . . . it was almost summer, and Joyce and I were looking for employment. We had a couple more years in high school and needed to keep our cars on the road, … Continue reading
2018 Year in Review: #3
We already had one book review make the top-ten: James Epperson’s review of Ron Chernow’s Grant. But another book has gained a lot of traction this year within the Civil War community, and its ECW review comes in as the third-most-read … Continue reading
Last Call – Registration Closing For Southern California Civil War Conference
On May 30, 2018, registration closes for Gazette665’s Civil War History Conference. If you’re thinking about attending this annual event, this is last call on the tickets. Need some event details? The fast facts are below, and you can see … Continue reading
“On Christmas Day” – An ECW Tradition
Merry Christmas! It’s a tradition at Emerging Civil War to read Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem “I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day” and Meg Groeling’s memorable article, sharing the Civil War history surrounding this holiday classic. As you enjoy your … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays
Tagged Christmas, from the archives, I heard the Bells On Christmas Day, Meg Groeling, merry christmas, tradition
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Gazette665’s 2017 Conference Report
It’s been just over ten days since the Civil War history conference hosted by Gazette665 on Saturday, June 3, 2017. (Unbelievable how quickly time flies!) Since the event had a few promotional articles and mentions via Emerging Civil War’s blog, social … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War Events, Speakers Bureau
Tagged 1862: Searching For Victory, Bruce Smith, California Civil War Conference, Civil War Conference, David T. Dixon, educational, Gazette665, Mark Schoenberger, Meg Groeling, Michael K. Shaffer, Michael L. Oddenino, Sarah Bierle, Southern California, speakers, Temecula Civil War Conference
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WHM Profile: Meg Groeling
Do you subscribe to ECW’s newsletter? You should! It’s filled with lots of great tidbits behind the scenes and on the road, plus we feature a profile each month of one of our ECW contributors. If you don’t subscribe, you … Continue reading
