The Official Launch of Civil War Photo Sleuth
Kurt Luther, pictured here, in the moment he launched our Civil War Photo Sleuth software on August 1 in the Innovation Lab at the National Archives in...
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Countdown to the Launch of Civil War Photo Sleuth
Thrilled to announce the public launch of our Civil War Photo Sleuth software in less than two weeks! This software uses face recognition and crowdsourcing...
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Military Images Live!
On Monday, July 9, the debut episode of MI Live made its debut on Facebook. For all of you who joined us, thank you! If you missed it, now worries. Join...
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Saluting Four Who Make MI Great
It is my pleasure to announce four individuals who have been promoted to Contributing Editor in recognition of their contributions to Military Images....
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Military Images Magazine at the Gettysburg Civil War Show
Join Military Images at the 45th Civil War Artifact and Collectibles Show in Gettysburg, Va. Stop by our table and bringing your best Civil War images—we’ll...
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July 1 Talk: Cardomania! The Rise and Fall of the Carte de Visite
The Civil War Generation was the first to grow up with photography. This transformative medium made it possible for Americans from all walks of life to...
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“You Were Making History”: Faces of Maine men who fought at Gettysburg
In this adaptation from his new book, Maine Roads to Gettysburg (Stackpole Books, 2018), the author provides an overview of the Pine State’s contribution...
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Gettysburg Album: Portraits of Union and Confederate soldiers in the Gettysburg Campaign
A total of 13 images, 5 Confederate and 8 Union, of soldiers who participated parts of the three-day battle and/or related engagements following the rebel...
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Old Pap: The neglected legacy of one of the Union’s most loyal brigadiers
Alpheus Starkey Williams commanded troops at many of the Civil War’s biggest battles and campaigns, including Gettysburg, Atlanta and the March to the...
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Silver for The Superb: Hometown tribute to a national hero
The wounding of Winfield Scott Hancock during Pickett’s Charge is one of the most notable moments of the Battle of Gettysburg. His actions in helping...
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