History & Culture National Park Service: Civil War Series

A Concise History of
THE CIVIL WAR

The Civil War's
BLACK SOLDIERS

The Civil War's
COMMON SOLDIER

Life in
CIVIL WAR AMERICA

The Prison Camp at
ANDERSONVILLE

The Campaign to
APPOMATTOX

The Campaign for
ATLANTA

The Battle of
CHANCELLORSVILLE

The Battles for
CHATTANOOGA

The Battle of
CHICKAMAUGA

The Battle of
COLD HARBOR

Fort Pulaski and the
DEFENSE OF SAVANNAH

The Campaign for
FORT DONELSON

Five Flags Over
FORT SUMTER

The Battle of
FREDERICKSBURG

The Battle of
GETTYSBURG

The First Battle of
MANASSAS

The Second Battle of
MANASSAS

The Campaign for
PEA RIDGE

The Seige of
PETERSBURG

The Battles for
RICHMOND, 1862

The Battle of
SHILOH

The Battle of
STONES RIVER

The Campaign for
VICKSBURG

The Battles of
WILDERNESS & SPOTSYLVANIA

The Battle of
WILSON'S CREEK

Civil War Series

Eastern National is celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War with electronic editions of eParks' National Park Civil War Series of books. Read them online or own your own paper edition by visiting our Civil War Series store.

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A Concise History of THE CIVIL WAR	The Civil War's BLACK SOLDIERS	The Civil War's COMMON SOLDIER
Life in CIVIL WAR AMERICA	The Prison Camp at ANDERSONVILLE	The Campaign to APPOMATTOX
The Campaign for ATLANTA	The Battle of CHANCELLORSVILLE	The Battles for CHATTANOOGA
The Battle of CHICKAMAUGA	The Battle of COLD HARBOR	Fort Pulaski and the DEFENSE OF SAVANNAH
The Campaign for FORT DONELSON	Five Flags Over FORT SUMTER	The Battle of FREDERICKSBURG
The Battle of GETTYSBURG	The First Battle of MANASSAS	The Second Battle of MANASSAS
The Campaign for PEA RIDGE	The Seige of PETERSBURG	The Battles for RICHMOND, 1862
The Battle of SHILOH	The Battle of STONES RIVER	The Campaign for VICKSBURG
The Battles of WILDERNESS & SPOTSYLVANIA	The Battle of WILSON'S CREEK

Tracking the Federals, painting by Martin Pate

Did You Know?
Some 10,500 armed conflicts occurred during the Civil War ranging from battles to minor skirmishes. Only 4 percent of the principal battlefields are owned primarily by the Federal, state, or local governments.