Civil War Navy, the History Profession, and Other Historical Musings. A blog about the navies of the Civil War, living history, and much more; basically whatever historical topics cross my mind. And obviously some miscellaneous stuff too! Friday, October 28, 2016. Long Time, No Post. So all of the basics are up-to-date. Thanks for reading this long overdue check in! .

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Civil war navy history artifacts living history reenacting uniforms musket cannon ship ironclad monitor merrimac confederate union. This effort was begun to share knowledge of the Navies, Federal and Confederate, during the American Civil War. It is hoped that many people will contribute articles, illustrations, artifacts, pictures, etc to more accurately shape what is known and taught about the men and their culture. Please come back frequently to see how our site grows.

Sunday, July 12, 2015. And now, what do you think? As we are at or near the end of the Civil War Navy Sesquicentennial, I would be interested in reading any retrospective posts from current or former contributors to this blog, as well as the many folks who have followed us. What posts on this site stood out for you in the last five years? Posted by Seaman Rob.

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