Museums whose entire collection is devoted to the circumstances and conduct of the United States Civil War, 1861-1865.
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Museum program news, exhibit highlights, photos, historical resources, and teacher's corner. Washington D.C.
Civil war museum depicting African American perspectives on the war that shaped our nation.
General and visitor information with photos and newsletter. Located in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Focuses mainly on the War of the Western States and displayed in geographical and chronological segments. Includes Pioneer Village and Women's Civil War Museum, slide show, schedule of events, hours, fees and directions. Located in Kentucky.
History, battles, generals, general and visitor information, and directions. Located in Lookout Mountain, Tennessee.
The only Confederate training camp still open to the public. Includes map of layout, hours of operation, reenactment and living history programs, details of Friends of Camp Moore and directions. Located in Tangipahoa, Louisiana.
General information, the collection, and exhibits. Located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Hotel history, images of several exhibits, photos of civil war re-enactments, visitor's information, and price list of items available in the museum store. Located in Gordonsville, Virginia.
Through exhibits, videos, and interactive computers, the museum helps visitors experience Indiana's role, from the homefront to the battlefront, in America's Civil War. Located in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Features large collection of Confederate memorabilia exhibits, upcoming events, newsletter, Civil War artifacts, and contact information. New Orleans, LA.
A living history plantation in Newport News, Virginia, interpreting the 1862 Peninsula Campaign.
Artifacts, photos, and memorabilia related to George Custer, Ulyesses S. Grant, Clara Barton, and other contemporary figures. Located in Virginia.
Features exhibits, research opportunities, upcoming events, and press releases. Harrisburg, PA.
Features the salvaged wrecks of the CSS Jackson, an ironclad ram and the CSS Chattahoochee, a wood sail and steam gunboat. Also on display are a collection of uniforms, weapons, models, ordnance and art. Located in Columbus, Georgia.
Features exhibits and preservation of medical artifacts, manuscripts, books, documents, and other materials related to the war. Located in Frederick, Maryland.
National museum of the civil war soldier.
Features collection of arms, artifacts and documents of the war period. Army and Navy are both represented. Includes hours and directions. Free admission. Located in Greenville.
Features museum collection, exhibits, visitor information, archives, membership news, and contact details. Kennesaw, GA.
History, visitor information, exhibits, and activities. Located in Fort Worth.
Archives and information about the over 1,900 VMI alumni of the "West Point of the South" of the Civil War era.
A living history plantation in Newport News, Virginia, interpreting the 1862 Peninsula Campaign.
National museum of the civil war soldier.
History, visitor information, exhibits, and activities. Located in Fort Worth.
Focuses mainly on the War of the Western States and displayed in geographical and chronological segments. Includes Pioneer Village and Women's Civil War Museum, slide show, schedule of events, hours, fees and directions. Located in Kentucky.
Through exhibits, videos, and interactive computers, the museum helps visitors experience Indiana's role, from the homefront to the battlefront, in America's Civil War. Located in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Civil war museum depicting African American perspectives on the war that shaped our nation.
General information, the collection, and exhibits. Located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The only Confederate training camp still open to the public. Includes map of layout, hours of operation, reenactment and living history programs, details of Friends of Camp Moore and directions. Located in Tangipahoa, Louisiana.
Features collection of arms, artifacts and documents of the war period. Army and Navy are both represented. Includes hours and directions. Free admission. Located in Greenville.
Hotel history, images of several exhibits, photos of civil war re-enactments, visitor's information, and price list of items available in the museum store. Located in Gordonsville, Virginia.
Archives and information about the over 1,900 VMI alumni of the "West Point of the South" of the Civil War era.
Features the salvaged wrecks of the CSS Jackson, an ironclad ram and the CSS Chattahoochee, a wood sail and steam gunboat. Also on display are a collection of uniforms, weapons, models, ordnance and art. Located in Columbus, Georgia.
General and visitor information with photos and newsletter. Located in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
History, battles, generals, general and visitor information, and directions. Located in Lookout Mountain, Tennessee.
Museum program news, exhibit highlights, photos, historical resources, and teacher's corner. Washington D.C.
Artifacts, photos, and memorabilia related to George Custer, Ulyesses S. Grant, Clara Barton, and other contemporary figures. Located in Virginia.
Features exhibits and preservation of medical artifacts, manuscripts, books, documents, and other materials related to the war. Located in Frederick, Maryland.
Features museum collection, exhibits, visitor information, archives, membership news, and contact details. Kennesaw, GA.
Features exhibits, research opportunities, upcoming events, and press releases. Harrisburg, PA.
Features large collection of Confederate memorabilia exhibits, upcoming events, newsletter, Civil War artifacts, and contact information. New Orleans, LA.
