- by irishacw
- June 28, 2020
- Andersonville Irish, Case Studies & Analysis, Cemeteries, Microhistory, Pension Files, Social History (Famine Era), Transatlantic Connections, Visualisations & Mapping, Widows in the Atlantic World, Women's History
As regular readers will be aware, Andersonville Prison and Andersonville National Cemetery are regularly featured on this site. It is almost certainly the National Cemetery that contains more Irish American dead from the Civil War than any other in the...
Earlier this month I was delighted to be asked to contribute to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine lunchtime Facebook Live series. I spoke with the Museum’s John Lustrea about the Irish experience of the conflict, touching on a...
- by irishacw
- June 6, 2020
- Case Studies & Analysis, Military History (Famine Era), News, Multimedia & Events, Pension Files, Social History (Famine Era), Transatlantic Connections, Visualisations & Mapping, Widows in the Atlantic World, Women's History
Many of you will be familiar with the Civil War Monitor, one of the leading magazines focusing on the American Civil War. In each issue they run a two-page infographic feature entitled “Figures”. For their Summer 2020 edition I teamed...
In Belfast, Northern Visions TV and historian Barry Sheppard have been partnering up for quite a while to produce the excellent History Now. For anyone interested in Irish history it has become a must watch, given the volume and breadth...