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CVBT Newsletter, March 2025
Photo credit: Terry Rensel Preservation Updates and News From the Executive Director's Desk Spring is upon us here in the Fredericksburg...
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"Death and Eternity Have Been Brought Very Near to Me": May 3, 1863, Fighting at Chancellorsville's Nine Mile Run
Although a bit difficult to see in this photograph, the Federal skirmish earthwork line just west of Nine Mile Run is slightly visible...
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Mar 321 min read
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Feb 250 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, February 2025
Photo credit: Terry Rensel Preservation Updates and News From the President's Desk It is February already and several major snowstorms...
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Feb 207 min read
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Sickness Has Thinned the Regiment Very Much: Soldiers and Illness in Central Virginia - Part II
"United States Sanitary Commission: Our Heroines" ( Harper's Weekly , April 9, 1864) If you wish to read Part I, you may do so here ....
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Feb 322 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, January 2025
Photo credit: Tom Van Winkle CVBT Newsletter, January 2025 Preservation Updates and News From the President's Desk Well, here we are,...
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Jan 167 min read
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Sickness Has Thinned the Regiment Very Much: Soldiers and Illness in Central Virginia - Part I
"Surgeons Call" from "Life in Camp, Part 1" by Winslow Homer. (Library of Congress) Introduction Illnesses and disease ravaged the ranks...
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Jan 319 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, December 2024
Photo credit: Terry Rensel CVBT Newsletter, December 2024 Preservation Updates and News From the President's Desk Well, it’s Christmas...
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Dec 11, 20246 min read
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"I Think It Will Make A Fine Dish": Soldiers and Food on Central Virginia's Battlefields - Part II
A camp cooking scene by Charles Wellington Reed. (Library of Congress) If you wish to read Part I, you may do so by clicking here ....
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Dec 2, 202423 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, November 2024
Photo credit: Terry Rensel Preservation Updates and News From the President's Desk Unbelievably, November is here. Thanksgiving is but...
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Nov 8, 20248 min read
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"I Think It Will Make A Fine Dish": Soldiers and Food on Central Virginia's Battlefields - Part I
"Hard Tack," from "Life in Camp" by Winslow Homer. (Library of Congress) Introduction A couple of weeks before the Battle of...
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Nov 1, 202422 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, October 2024
Photo credit: Terry Rensel Preservation Updates and News From the Executive Director's Desk It was great to see everyone who attended the...
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Oct 22, 20246 min read
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Upholding the Standard: Colors and Color Bearers on Central Virginia's Battlefields - Part II
"Sergeant James B. Stormes of Company A, 44th New York Infantry Regiment in uniform with regimental flag." Sgt. Stormes enlisted in the...
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Oct 1, 202423 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, September 2024
Photo credit: Terry Rensel Preservation Updates and News From the President's Desk I am pleased to report that our 2024 CVBT Annual...
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Sep 23, 20245 min read
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Upholding the Standard: Colors and Color Bearers on Central Virginia's Battlefields - Part I
"The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862" by Carl Rochling depicts Col. Charles H. T. Collis leading his 114th Pennsylvania...
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Sep 3, 202421 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, August 2024
Photo credit: Terry Rensel Preservation Updates and News From the President's Desk In our area busses are once again delivering students...
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Aug 20, 20244 min read
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Close Calls, Near Misses, and Spent Bullets on Central Virginia's Battlefields - Part II
Corp. Daniel Chisholm's forage cap was damaged at the Battle of the Wilderness, his first battle. Chisholm served in the 116th...
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Aug 1, 202420 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, July 2024
Photo credit: Terry Rensel CVBT Newsletter, July 2024 Preservation Updates and News From the Executive Director's Desk I find it hard to...
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Jul 23, 20243 min read
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Close Calls, Near Misses, and Spent Bullets on Central Virginia's Battlefields - Part I
Introduction Attempting to describe the chaotic fighting that occurred on May 3, 1863, during the Second Battle of Fredericksburg, Pvt....
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Jul 1, 202419 min read
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CVBT Newsletter, June 2024
Photo credit: American Battlefield Trust CVBT Newsletter, June 2024 Preservation Updates and News From the President's Desk It’s Chess,...
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Jun 17, 20244 min read
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