This page is dedicated to my great great grandfather, Wesley Lewis. Wesley was a Farrier in the First Arkansas Union Calvary. He served from March 1 1863 until he was mustered out in August 1865. The First Arkansas Union Calvary served at the federal outpost at Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Check back often. This page is a work in progress.

This a beautiful website for genealogists and educators with access to personal papers of soldiers, battle information and county Civil War histories.

The African American Civil War Museum
Founded in 1997, this museum has an extensive collection of photographs, documents and information about the contributions made by African Americans during the Civil War.

People Finders
Ms. Chandler's students at the Arroyo Vista Charter School in Chula Vista, California recommended this wonderful website to me. The Civil War page provides links to people, places, timelines and educational resources of the Civil War.

Civil War Home
Civil War battles, biographies, letters and other interesting information.

Civil War Home Page
A section on re-enactors and personal collections of soldiers from both sides of the war.

Bits of Blue and Gray
Informative site with very interesting Civil War stories and trivia.

The Civil War Archive
Regimental indexes, soldier diaries, battle reports.

Civil War Message Boards
Message boards from all states.

Civil War Genforum
Genealogy.com's Civil War forum page.

Confederate States Navy Museum and Library
Gravesite pictures, sailor letters.

Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Great site with articles and research links.

Massachusetts 54th Infantry
Regimental history of the B. Company 54th Mass. Voluntary Infantry.

New York Divided
Excellent site on slavery and it's impact on the city of New York.

North Carolina Civil War Resources
Very nice site with historical timelines and publications to purchase.

Vermont in the Civil War
Nice site with a daily casualty list.

Western Maryland Historical Library
Beautiful collection of historical exhibits including the Antietam National Cemetery.

Daughters of Union Veterans
Main website of the national  DUV lineage society.

Making of America
Cornell University library. Civil War documents, journals and monographs.

Civil War Preservation Trust
Wonderful site with information on battlefields, photos, maps, etc.

Grand Army of the Republic Museum
The site for the GAR museum in Philadelphia.

New England Civil War Museum
This museum is in Connecticut. Very nice site.

Daughters of the Confederacy
Lineage society for daughters of Confederate veterans.

Atlanta Civil War Resources
An informative site for Civil War battles and other resources in the Atlanta area.

National Civil War Museum
This museum in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania has unbiased presentations of both sides of the war.

Civil War Med
This museum in Frederick, Maryland has over 1200 artifacts of Civil War medical supplies on display.

Civil War Discovery Trail
Interesting site of 32 states that provide information of the story of the Civil War.

Civil War Photography
A digital archive project of pictures of the Civil War along with publications for sale.

National Civil War Naval Museum
This museum in Georgia looks like great fun, especially for kids.

American Civil War Society
A reenacting association in Southern California.

Gettysburg Foundation
An educational site on Gettysburg.

Women of the American Civil War
This site features notable women of the Civil War including Clara Barton, Harriet Beecher Stowe and Harriet Tubman.

Civil War Women
The Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture from the Duke University Libraries.

Ohio Historical Society
Browse this site's very interesting collections and exhibits on the Civil War in Ohio.

LACriminalDefense
Ms. Brendese's students from JeffersonDistrictLibrary.org, found this very educational blog providing information on the US Constitution's 14th amendment. This is a must read for anyone studying the Civil War.