Southern Remembrance

When Texas was my home, we ate Black Eyed Peas without question each and every New Years Day. It was […]

Camp Tippecanoe was a Union Army induction and training center in Lafayette, Indiana, that operated from May 1861 to 1865, during

This was a hospital built by the federal government on land owned by Jesse D. Bright, a United States Senator

There is rumor about a mass grave of Confederate Prisoners of War in Jeffersonville, Indiana For now, this is just

This was not a battle per se but significant to Indiana Civil War history nonetheless. It occurred on May 20,

He was the governor who presided over Indiana during the US Civil War. He was a Republican but rumor has

This is a little surprising… As this BLOG develops, we will discuss the unbelievable number of Hoosiers who actually signed

This was one of the Union armies 8 prisoner of war camps and named after Governor Oliver P. Morton who

       Central Indiana Normal School was Founded by Warren Darst and W. F. Harper, two Professors from Lebanon Ohio, who

Have you ever visited the site? If you said, “No.” We would be amiss if we didn’t recommend that you