The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

V Introductory Notes.
9 Restoring Battlefield Scenes in 1972 and Beyond: A Memoir by Robert K. Krick
39 A Chancellorsville Debut: The McEvoy Fuse-igniter by Thomas K. Tate
59 Minutes of the Common Council of the Town of Fredericksburg, 1870-1871: The End of Reconstruction Typescript and annotation by Erik F. Nelson
179 Southern Exposure: A Rare Map of the Second Battle of Fredericksburg by Noel G. Harrison
185 Index

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

V Introductory Notes.

9 Never Forgotten: Sergeant Jerome Peirce of the 36th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment by Josef W. Rokus.

31 At Spotsylvania: Mr. Beadle at the Scene of a Bloody Battle. An 1895 article annotated by Erik F Nelson.

41 Minutes of the Common Council of the Town of Fredericksburg, 1868-1869. Typescript corrected and annotated by Erik F Nelson

103 A Murder in Fredericksburg by Elizabeth Parnicza

119 Southern Exposure by Noel G. Harrison and Erik Nelson

125 Index

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

Table of Contents:
D. Stocker
• Minutes of the Common Council of the Town of Fredericksburg, 1866 – 1867
Typescript corrected and annotated by Erik F. Nelson
• Fredericksburg’s Second Battlefield: Hidden but Not Forgotten
• by Erik F. Nelson
• Southern Exposure: Medal of Honor Recipient Caught Straggling on the March
by Eric J. Mink

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

Table of Contents:
Introductory Notes
1. The Vermont Brigade at Fredericksburg, December 1862 by Thomas P. Fortune
2. West Wall Soldiers, Researched and compiled by Roy B. Perry Jr.
3. Minutes of the Common Council of the Town of Fredericksburg, 1864-1865 Transcribed and annotated by Erik F. Nelson
4. Southern Exposure, Aerial Photograph of the Fredericksburg Battlefield by Erik F. Nelson

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

able of Contents:
Introductory Notes
1. Reaping the Harvest of Death: The Burial of Union Soldiers at Marye’s Heights in December 1862 and May 1864 by Donald C. Pfanz
2. “I Should Look Forward to the Future” The Diary of Mary G. Caldwell, Part 2 Transcribed and Annotated by Russell P. Smith
3. Minutes of the Common Council of the Town of Fredericksburg, 1862 -1863, Transcribed and annotated by Erik F. Nelson
4. “Here Can be Found the Realities of War”: Diary of a Nine Months Volunteer by Corporal Casper W. Easly, Transcribed and annotated by Lawrence M McNiesh, MD and Daniel Chorik
5. Southern Exposure: A military photographer on the heels of a Federal assault by Erik F. Nelson

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

Table of Contents:
Introductory Notes
1. Aerial Bombings and Amphibious Landings: The 1921 Marine Corps Maneuvers on the Wilderness Battlefield by Eric J. Mink
2. “It Does Appear as if Our Soldiers Were Made Altogether of Patriotism”: The Civil War Diary of Mary Gray Caldwell. Part 1, Transcribed and Annotated by Russell P. Smith
3. Experience of an Old Soldier in the Army of Northern Virginia, 1862 -1865 by W.P. Goodwin of Caroline County, Virginia (reprint of a 1907 pamphlet). Introduced and annotated by Jerry H. Brent
4. Minutes of the Common Council of the Town of Fredericksburg, 1860 -1861 Transcribed and annotated by Erik F. Nelson
5. Southern Exposure: Stonewall Sells: The 1863 Jackson Photograph by Eric J. Mink

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

Table of Contents:
Introductory Notes
1. “The Good Lord Raises Up Friends in Every Need” The Post Civil War Diary of Dr. Brodie S. Herndon Transcribed and Annotated by Russell P. Smith
2. “Each Man His Own Supply Train” A Federal Success at Chancellorsville by Erik F. Nelson
3. Strangers in Our Own Land: The Plight of Unionist’s in Stafford and Spotsylvania Counties, Virginia by Donald C. Pfanz
4. Southern Exposure: Captain Andrew R. Govan of the 17th Mississippi Infantry by Eric J. Mink

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

Table of Contents:
Introductory Notes
1. The Civil War Diary of Betty Herndon Maury, Transcribed and Annotated by Carolyn Carpenter
2. Spotsylvania and Fredericksburg Debate Federal Union, in 1787 – 1788 by Noel G. Harrison 3. “Fredericksburg in its Days of Trial” A Local Newsman’s Account of the 1862 Union Occupation of Fredericksburg Discovered and transcribed by Breck O’Donnell/edited and annotated by John Hennessy
4. Southern Exposure: Gateway to the Wilderness by Erik Nelson

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

Table of Contents
1. “Oh the Wonders of the 19th Century” The Diary of Doctor Brodie Strachan Herndon, Volume 1; Transcribed and Annotated by Russell P. Smith
2. A Journey’s End in Fredericksburg: From Carolina plantation to soldiers grave by John H. Harrison; In the Wake of December’s Disaster: Photography after the First Battle of Fredericksburg by Noel G. Harrison
3. Daniel D. Wheeler: Medal of Honor Recipient Returns to Fredericksburg by Josef W. Rokus
4. Southern Exposure: Fredericksburg Hosts a Spanish American War Training Camp by Noel G. Harrison

The CVBT is proud to offer, for sale, our popular publication, Fredericksburg History and Biography. Beginning with our now highly sought after premier volume one, published in 2002, now sold out, we have continued to attract knowledgeable authors who’s research explores a range of interests related to the Fredericksburg area.

These editions will make a valuable addition to your library and at the same time help fund our cause,  “Preservation of Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields”.

Table of Contents:
Introductory Notes
1. “I thank God for the Kind Friends He Has Given Me:” The Diary of Dr. Brodie S. Herndon 1853-1860, Transcribed and annotated by Russell P. Smith
2. A Spotlight for Second Fredericksburg: Integrating a Neglected Battle’s Photographic and Non-Photographic History By Noel G. Harrison
3. Churches in the Crucible of War By Donald C. Pfanz; From Foxcroft to Fredericksburg: Captain Sewell Gray of the 16th Maine Infantry By Chris Mackowski and Kristopher D. White 4. Southern Exposure: Lucy Ann Cox by Eric J. Mink