1862: Recognizing the anniversary of the Battle of Ball's Bluff (1861) ...
Colby 44: As Light As Possible
1862: Freeman checks up on his little brother ...
Hawks 18: Morality
1862: Dr. Esther's observations of the "peculiar characteristics of the negro":
Colby 43: Newton Takes Charge
1862: Newton takes charge ...
Colby 42: A Hundred Feet of Rope
1862: As far as Newton is concerned, the longer the rope, the bigger the tangle ...
Colby 41: Newton & the Georgetown Mules
1862: Freeman's hapless brother Newton Colby seems to have a knack for getting himself into trouble ...
OCTOBER 1839: Phebe Weed to Larkin Weed (Sandwich, NH)
1839: Phebe Weed (NH) asks her brother Larkin (NJ) for advice about starting a Sandwich silkworm plantation ...
Regulations (New Hampton Academy)
1835: Larkin Weed's daily schedule at New Hampton Academy ...
Colby 40: Button Our Blankets Together
1862: Making the most of limited shelter while the season grows colder ...
Hawks 17: Merely a Subterfuge
1862: Dr. Esther suspects the former slaves are trying to trick her ...
Colby 39: And a Vigilant Lookout
1862: Rebels on the far bank!
Thus You See (New Hampton, NH)
1835: Larkin Weed writes home, in part to justify the expense boarding school at New Hampton ...
Colby 38: The Picket Line
1862: How they guarded the Potomac River, border between Union and Rebellion ...
Colby 37: The Captain Would Always Hate Us
1862: Colby & Bacon may have escaped military discipline, but the Captain still holds a grudge ...
Hawks 16: Praise & Pride
1862: Many of Dr. Esther's notes on the freedmen of South Carolina seem to mix equal parts observation and prejudice ...
Colby 36: A Full Statement of the Case
1862: Freeman & Jonas finally get to plead their case regarding their dramatic escape from camp ...
Colby 35: Day of Rest
1862: Colby's footsore "day of rest" just happens to be the bloodiest day in US military history ...
Hawks 15: Looms Up the Grand Mansion
1862: Dr. Hawks explores the "grand mansions" & grounds of Beaufort ...
Colby 34: Trouble in Camp
1862: Colby & Bacon may have "straggled" in a field the night before, but they're up at dawn and on the road ...
Colby 33: Straggling Commenced
1862: Colby's regiment gets back to basics on its first hard night march ...
Hawks 14: The Shell Road
1862: Scenic South Carolina in the midst of war ...
Colby 32: We Plodded Doggedly On
1862: The sun goes down & the miles drag on ...
Colby 31: Dusty Roads
1862: Troop movements along the Potomac ...
A Scene Such as I Never Before Witnessed (New Hampton, NH) (GUEST POST)
1835: GUEST ARTIST "E.J.P." (of Sandwich, NH) details Larkin's adventure in a House of Death ...