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A frontier photographer explores the limits of technology and art and shoots the first images of a world in motion. There was once a boy named Edward Muggeridge, son of a coal merchant near London. In his early 20s he set off west across the sea, traversed a raw continent and made San Francisco his …
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CWT Letters from Readers- June 2010Equine Tributes The April 2010 issue’s “Statshot” includes a partial image of the memorial in Middleburg, Va., to horses killed during the Civil War. A duplicate of that statue is … Read MoreWorld’s First Military RailroadTo feed its hungry soldiers, the Confederacy constructed a railway with materiel captured by “Stonewall” Jackson. “Stonewall” Jackson was never one to overlook a military opportuni… Read MoreCWT Letter from the Editor- June 2010Still Talking About the Weather Hopefully spring has finally arrived wherever you are, and you’re perusing this issue on a warm, sunny day. This past winter brought record snowfall… Read MoreVicksburg in the RoundCycloramas brought an 1863 struggle for a Southern stronghold to life for the postwar generation. On July 4, 1863, Ulysses S. Grant’s Army of the Tennessee accepted the surrender o… Read MoreA Small Home for a Big DecisionThe tiny Leister House along the Taneytown Road is best known for serving as the headquarters of Union Major General George Gordon Meade during the Battle of Gettysburg. It was her… Read More
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