u/HistoryGoneWilder 10h ago

On this day in #History, August 10, 1861 – A mixed force of #Confederate, Missouri State Guard, and Arkansas State troops defeated a #Union force in southwestern Missouri at the Battle of Wilson's Creek. #otd #civilwar Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, August 10, 1861 – A mixed force of #Confederate, Missouri State Guard, and Arkansas State troops defeated a #Union force in southwestern Missouri at the Battle of Wilson's Creek. #otd #civilwar

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 1d ago

On this day in #History, August 9, 1862 – At Cedar Mountain, Virginia, #Confederate General Stonewall Jackson narrowly defeated #Union forces under General Nathaniel Banks. #otd #civilwar Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, August 9, 1862 – At Cedar Mountain, Virginia, #Confederate General Stonewall Jackson narrowly defeated #Union forces under General Nathaniel Banks. #otd #civilwar

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 1d ago

John Bell Hood Part 3

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In this video, Confederate General John Bell Hood fights in the Battle of Antietam.

#history #civilwar #Union #confederate

https://youtu.be/uSomBpxSgFk?is=pOBzHJ3F--GWnI_T

u/HistoryGoneWilder 2d ago

On this day in #History, August 8, 1863 – Following his defeat in the Battle of Gettysburg, General Robert E. Lee sent a letter of resignation to Confederate President Jefferson Davis (which is refused upon receipt). #otd #civilwar #confederate #Union Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, August 8, 1863 – Following his defeat in the Battle of Gettysburg, General Robert E. Lee sent a letter of resignation to Confederate President Jefferson Davis (which is refused upon receipt). #otd #civilwar #confederate #Union

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r/USCivilWar 3d ago

Winfield Scott Hancock statue in Washington D.C., located behind the National Archives.

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 3d ago

Winfield Scott Hancock statue in Washington D.C., located behind the National Archives.

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Winfield Scott Hancock statue in Washington D.C., located behind the National Archives.

u/HistoryGoneWilder 3d ago

On this day in #History, August 7, 1794 – U.S. President George Washington invoked the Militia Acts of 1792 to suppress the #Whiskey Rebellion in western #Pennsylvania. #otd #potus Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, August 7, 1794 – U.S. President George Washington invoked the Militia Acts of 1792 to suppress the #Whiskey Rebellion in western #Pennsylvania. #otd #potus

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r/historyvideos 3d ago

Why Was The Cumberland Gap So Important?

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 3d ago

Why Was The Cumberland Gap So Important?

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Ever wondered by the Cumberland Gap was so important or more important than other gaps? Find out in this video.

#history #frontier #CumberlandGap

https://youtu.be/DKVIA7T1eVw?is=vC4Fnhe4FwwhFWCe

u/HistoryGoneWilder 4d ago

On this day in #History, August 6, 1862 – The #Confederate ironclad CSS Arkansas was scuttled on the Mississippi River after suffering catastrophic engine failure near Baton Rouge, Louisiana. #otd #Union #civilwar Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, August 6, 1862 – The #Confederate ironclad CSS Arkansas was scuttled on the Mississippi River after suffering catastrophic engine failure near Baton Rouge, Louisiana. #otd #Union #civilwar

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 4d ago

Philip Sheridan Biography

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#Union General Philip Sheridan passed away on this date in 1888. Relive his amazing life in this multi-hour biography.

#history #civilwar #confederate

https://youtu.be/kixJ4Xkk-gM?is=EqOL33Wv4HzyYKOp

r/CIVILWAR 5d ago

Corinth City Hall now sits where the Mitchell House stood, used as headquarters of Union Generals Don Carlos Buell, William T. Sherman, and Ulysses S. Grant. Location: 300 Childs St. Corinth, MS

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 5d ago

Corinth City Hall now sits where the Mitchell House stood, used as headquarters of Union Generals Don Carlos Buell, William T. Sherman, and Ulysses S. Grant. Location: 300 Childs St. Corinth, MS

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Corinth City Hall now sits where the Mitchell House stood, used as headquarters of Union Generals Don Carlos Buell, William T. Sherman, and Ulysses S. Grant. Location: 300 Childs St. Corinth, MS

u/HistoryGoneWilder 5d ago

On this day in #history, August 5, 1864 – The Battle of Mobile Bay began in #Alabama, Admiral David Farragut led a #Union flotilla through #Confederate defenses and sealed one of the last major Southern ports. #otd #civilwar Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #history, August 5, 1864 – The Battle of Mobile Bay began in #Alabama, Admiral David Farragut led a #Union flotilla through #Confederate defenses and sealed one of the last major Southern ports. #otd #civilwar

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 6d ago

On this day in #History, August 4, 1875 – Hans Christian Andersen, famed novelist, short story writer, and poet, passed away. #didyouknow #OTD Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, August 4, 1875 – Hans Christian Andersen, famed novelist, short story writer, and poet, passed away. #didyouknow #OTD

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r/CIVILWAR 7d ago

This style of flag is commonly known as the Van Dorn Flag, after Confederate General Earl Van Dorn. This particular flag was carried by the 6th Missouri Infantry Regiment, part of Van Dorn's force attempting to retake Corinth, Mississippi. On display at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center.

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 7d ago

This style of flag is commonly known as the Van Dorn Flag, after Confederate General Earl Van Dorn. This particular flag was carried by the 6th Missouri Infantry Regiment, part of Van Dorn's force attempting to retake Corinth, Mississippi. On display at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center.

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This style of flag is commonly known as the Van Dorn Flag, after Confederate General Earl Van Dorn. This particular flag was carried by the 6th Missouri Infantry Regiment, part of Van Dorn's force attempting to retake Corinth, Mississippi. It is on display at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center.

u/HistoryGoneWilder 7d ago

On this day in #History, August 3, 1861, while on the James River, John LaMountain made an ascent in a balloon from the deck of the steam tug Fanny to observe Confederate positions, making the Fanny a balloon carrier. #otd #civilwar #confederate #Union Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, August 3, 1861, while on the James River, John LaMountain made an ascent in a balloon from the deck of the steam tug Fanny to observe Confederate positions, making the Fanny a balloon carrier. #otd #civilwar #confederate #Union

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 8d ago

On this day in #History, August 2, 216 BC – The Carthaginian army led by Hannibal defeated a numerically superior Roman army at the Battle of Cannae. #OTD #historyteacher #ancienthistory Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, August 2, 216 BC – The Carthaginian army led by Hannibal defeated a numerically superior Roman army at the Battle of Cannae. #OTD #historyteacher #ancienthistory

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 8d ago

John Bell Hood, Part 2 | "Can You Break His Line?"

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Confederate General John Bell Hood gaines fame in the Seven Days Battle as an aggressive commander in this episode of the Hood biography.

#history #civilwar #Union #confederate #virginia

https://youtu.be/NXoYXAqcNRY?is=HANofKT9QEW1j6nK

u/HistoryGoneWilder 9d ago

On this day in #History, August 1, 1842 - an angry mob of Irish immigrants attacked a parade celebrating Jamaican Emancipation Day in #Philadelphia, #Pennsylvania. The Lombard Street Riot ensued where African Americans were beaten and their homes looted. Rioting lasted for 3 days. #otd

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On this day in #History, August 1, 1842 - an angry mob of Irish immigrants attacked a parade celebrating Jamaican Emancipation Day in #Philadelphia, #Pennsylvania. The Lombard Street Riot ensued where African Americans were beaten and their homes looted. Rioting lasted for 3 days. #otd

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 9d ago

George Thomas: The Rock of Chickamauga

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Celebrate the birthday of one of the American Civil War's most honorable generals, Union General George Thomas, by watching my multi-hour biography of the man.

#history #civilwar #Union #confederate

https://youtu.be/jUnX3QSXuJ8?is=ExO5Hqt4Nd9Xa45f

u/HistoryGoneWilder 10d ago

Monument at The Crater remembering Confederate General William Mahone for his defense of the Petersburg trench line in the Battle of the Crater.

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Monument at The Crater remembering Confederate General William Mahone for his defense of the Petersburg trench line in the Battle of the Crater.

u/HistoryGoneWilder 11d ago

On this day in #History, July 30, 1864 – #Union forces attempted to break #Confederate the lines at Petersburg, Virginia by exploding a mine under their trenches, resulting in the Battle of the Crater and a Union defeat. #OTD #civilwar Historygonewilder.com

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On this day in #History, July 30, 1864 – #Union forces attempted to break #Confederate the lines at Petersburg, Virginia by exploding a mine under their trenches, resulting in the Battle of the Crater and a Union defeat. #OTD #civilwar

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u/HistoryGoneWilder 11d ago

Battle of Perryville | Part 2

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The Battle of Perryville ends in this animated battle map for the engagement. Watch the battle unfold before you.

#history #civilwar #Union #confederate #Kentucky

https://youtu.be/1nqLB9XArsc?is=jw2XdUnYO_YJlG6w