Spring 2022 CEO Message from Dr. Rob Havers
Transcript: Hello I’m Rob Havers, President, and CEO of the American Civil War Museum inviting you to explore our sites in Richmond …
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Funds and Onions: The Relief Work and Advocacy of Mary Livermore
Last week we explored the impressive career of orator and abolitionist Anna Dickinson, who defiantly waded into the male-dominated eddies of party …
History in the Tea Leaves: Mary O'Melia and the Confederate White House
Because it has only been a few years since Downton Abbey captivated audiences, there is no doubt that when many people hear …
From the Stump and the Stage: The Idealism and Advocacy of Anna Dickinson
Anna Dickinson claims to have ridiculed Abraham Lincoln to his face. By her own account, she mocked his scruffy clothing and his …
Printing the Legend: The Unseen Courage of Harriet Tubman
Featured Image: Map of the Underground Railroad. Tubman used the route which ran from Maryland to Wilmington, Delaware, then to Albany, New …
Meet Meaghan and Mark
This is a series where we introduce educators who work with us at the Museum and help us help other teachers. Meet Meaghan …
The American Civil War Museum Announces Dr. Rob Havers as New CEO & President
RICHMOND – The American Civil War Museum is pleased to announce that Dr. Rob Havers has been selected as its new Chief …
Facing Legacies: A Photo from inside the U.S. Capitol
Yesterday’s insurrection at the US Capitol has stunned and angered us. We are still struggling to find the words to articulate our …
Historical Resources to Contextualize the Storming of the U.S. Capitol
The events that occurred at our nation’s Capitol on January 6, 2021 are not only shocking in today’s world, but also generated …
Message from the Interim CEO and President, Elisabeth Muhlenfeld Wollan
Dear friends, In the midst of this holiday season, I find it heartening to reflect on the past year and the challenges …
The Death and Transfiguration of Robert E. Lee
One hundred and fifty years ago today, on October 12, 1870, Robert E. Lee died at his home in Lexington, Virginia, from …