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Culp's Hill
Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania
Richmond
Washington
Harpers Ferry
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99 Historic Images of Civil War Washington
edited by: Garry E. Adelman and John J. Richter
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 32 pages
ISBN: 0-9785508-3-8
Price: $9.95
99 Historic Photographs of Culp's Hill, Gettysburg, PA
by Garry E. Adelman, John J. Richter, and Timothy H. Smith
The most complete collection of Culp's Hill photographs ever published!
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 32 pages
ISBN: 0-9785508-0-3
Price: $9.95
99 Historic Images of Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Civil War Sites
by Garry E. Adelman and John J. Richter
Includes rare and previously unpublished views of all Fredericksburg-area battlefields!
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 32 pages
ISBN: 0-9785508-1-1
Price: $9.95
99 Historic Images of Harpers Ferry
edited by: Garry E. Adelman and John J. Richter
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 32 pages
ISBN: 0-9785508-4-6
Price: $9.95
99 Historic Images of Richmond Civil War Sites
by Garry E. Adelman, Michael D. Gorman, and John J. Richter
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 32 pages
ISBN: 0-9785508-2-X
Price: $9.95
Antietam National Battlefield Stereograph Greeting Cards
Ten historic stereographs, digitally cleaned from the original glass plates.
Price: $9.00
Antietam: The Photographic Legacy of America's Bloodiest Day
by: William A. Frassanito
This classic volume studies period photos of the Antietam battlefield and couples them with modern views of the same locations. Startling revelations are made using photographic evidence.
Softcover, 7 x 10, 304 pages
ISBN-10: 1577470052
Price: $15.95
Antietam Then & Now
by Garry Adelman & Tim Smith
This is a visual documentary of America's best-preserved battlefield. 135 images, recorded between 1862 and 2004 highlight this study and take the reader on a journey as Antietam progressed from battleground to hallowed ground.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 56 pages
ISBN: 1-57747117-2
Price: $9.95
The Blue and Gray in Black and White: A History of Civil War Photography
by: Bob Zeller
Hardcover, 248 pages
ISBN-10: 0275982432
Price: $74.95
CCWP Logo Cap
Black cotton cap with white embroidered CCWP logo
One Size Fits All
Price: $9.95
Devil's Den: A History & Guide
by Garry Adelman & Timothy H. Smith
A detailed history of one of the Civil War's most fascinating and mysterious places written by two licensed battlefield guides. Rare period photographs and a guided tour section enhance this enlightening and entertaining book.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 166 pages
ISBN: 1577470176
Price: $19.95
The Early Gettysburg Battlefield: Selected Photographs From the Gettysburg National Military Park Commission, 1895-1904
by Garry Adelman
In 1905, the Government Printing Office published the Annual Reports of the Gettysburg National Military Park Commission to the Secretary of War, 1893-1904. In addition to the informative reports in the book, over 300 excellent photographs document the work of the Commission during this period. Most of these photos have not been published since 1905. With seventy-four photos, ranging from 1895 - 1904, and interpretive text, see how much things have changed in the last one hundred years. Roads that no longer exist, towers that no longer stand, and monuments that are not familiar to today's visitors are all included.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 48 pages
ISBN: 1577470737
Price: $8.95
Early Photography at Gettysburg
by William A. Frassanito
The long-awaited companion to Gettysburg: A Journey in Time. In the 20 years since Journey, Frassanito has uncovered many more never-before published photos of people and places significant to Gettysburg's early history as well as new information on commonly known photos, presented in a clear format.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 448 pages
ISBN: 157747032X
Price: $34.95
Farms at Gettysburg The Fields of Battle
compiled by: Tim Smith
Although the Battle of Gettysburg is named for the town near which it occurred, most of the heavy fighting actually occurred in the fields of Cumberland Township, Pennsylvania. It was on the private property of men such as Edward McPherson, Joseph Sherfy and Nicholas Codori that some of the most intense fighting in American history took place. Their farms suffered great damage as a result of the fighting, their structures were used as hospitals and their fields were converted into graveyards. Following the battle, however, little sympathy was given to their plight and little attempt was made by state or federal authorities to compensate them for their losses. In books written about the battle they have been maligned and scorned, and in general, history has not treated them well. But, like the soldiers who fought in the battle, their lives were also changed forever by the events that occurred during the first three days of July 1863. Contained in this volume are ninety rare photographs and drawings of the farms of the Gettysburg Battlefield. These farms are silent witnesses to the carnage of the summer of 1863. Proceeds benefit the Adams County Historical Society.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 56 pages
ISBN: 1-57747125-7
Price: $9.95
Gettysburg: A Journey in Time
by William A. Frassanito
A unique example of photographic detective work in which the famous battle is re-created almost as if it were a contemporary news event. The reader is transported to the battlefield by the photographs and through the analysis of the photographs to the battle itself. We watch it unfold, action by action. In meticulous close-up fashion, with documentary force, we see the terrible encounters of men at war.
Softcover, 7.25 x 9, 250 pages
ISBN: 0939631970
Price: $14.95
Gettysburg's Battlefield Photographer William H. Tipton
by: Tim Smith
This book contains selected images from the William Tipton photographic collection of the Adams County Historical Society. Many of these views are available nowhere else. Views of the battlefield, the construction of monuments, panoramas, and returning veterans are featured in the more than 100 photos included in this book.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 56 pages
ISBN: 157747116-4
Price: $9.95
The Gettysburg National Military Park Commission Photos, 1895-1904, Then & Now -- CD-ROM
By: Garry E. Adelman
This CD-ROM, the largest Civil War "then & now" compilation available, displays all 237 photographs recorded to document the work of the Gettysburg National Park Commission from 1895-1904. Images are keyed to an interactive map allowing viewers to "tour" the Gettysburg Battlefield of more than a century ago. Each image displayed with a modern image recorded from the same location. Then & now pairs can either be viewed side by side or in overlapping format. A must for Gettysburg die-hards!
CD-ROM (Not MAC Compatible)
Price: $24.95
Gettysburg National Military Park Stereograph Greeting Cards
Ten historic stereographs and 3D images of the Park today.
Price: $9.00
The Gettysburg Then & Now Companion
by William A. Frassanito
Tour the battlefield with more period & modern photographs. This book also shows a number of photos taken soon after the battle, along with a modern photo and the location of each.
Softcover, 60 pages
ISBN: 1577470184
Price: $8.95
Gettysburg: Then & Now Touring the Battlefield With Old Photos, 1863-1889
by William A. Frassanito
Tour the battlefield with more period & modern photographs. This book also shows a number of photos taken soon after the battle, along with a modern photo and the location of each.
Softcover, 60 pages
ISBN: 1577470036
Price: $8.95
Gods and Generals Photographic Companion
by Rob Gibson and Dennis Frye
This companion volume to the major motion picture "Gods and Generals" showcases the glass plate photographs of Rob Gibson, a foreword by Director Ron Maxwell, and historical interpretation, text, and captions by Dennis Frye. These remarkable images acted as a "portal to the past" for the cast and crew of the film and helped them to develop a new dimension in their portrayals of great figures of the Civil War. Devotees of the film and Jeff Shaara's novel can now relive those experiences at their leisure while students of photography and costume can also enjoy this valuable resource.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 88 pages
ISBN: 1-57747-096-6
Price: $19.95 50% Off! - Only $9.98
Grant and Lee: The Virginia Campaigns, 1864-1865
by: William A. Frassanito
Follows the path of the final decisive campaigns of the Civil War using photographs taken during the campaign. As with his other works, Frassanito gives us a thorough analysis of the fighting and provides modern views of the old photos.
Softcover, 7 x 10, 442 pages
ISBN-10: 1577470060
Price: $18.95
Images of Civil War Medicine: A Photographic History
by: Gordon E. Dammann and Alfred Jay Bollet
Dr. Alfred Bollet's Civil War Medicine: Challenges and Triumphs won wide acclaim as an expert study. Now, in collaboration with Dr. Gordon Dammann, Dr. Bollet has taken his expertise one step further and pictorially illuminated this fascinating chapter in medical history. Featuring 250 rare archival photographs, Images of Civil War Medicine is a comprehensive visual encyclopedia of medical care during a seminal event in American history. The book showcases the uniforms, equipment, and members of a large group of individual Civil War doctors - "Cartes de Visites" - along with resonant images of existing pre-war structures used to heal the sick. Also here are prominent medical educators, hospitals, stewards, and ambulances,as well as images of surgery, dentistry, nursing, and embalming. Ideal for Civil War buffs, historians, and medical history enthusiasts, Images of Civil War Medicine gives a complete overview of this era's medical realities.
Softcover, 192 pages
ISBN: 193260339-5
Price: $34.95
Introduction to African American Photography
by Ross Kelbaugh
This book is geared toward the identification, research, care, and collecting of photgraphs relating to African Americans. It is the first to focus on ways to determine the age of these photos and how to research the individuals recorded in them. The author offers advice on their proper care as well as valuable tips for collecting them. Heavily illustrated, many of the photos are published here for the first time. An extensive catalogue of helpful resources for researchers is included.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 120 pages
ISBN: 157747115-6
Price: $14.95
Introduction to Civil War Photography
by Ross J. Kelbaugh
Designed to describe the early forms of photography and its impact on the American Civil War era, this introductory narrative examines various styles of photos and photographers. Also included is a glossary and a guide for collectors.
Softcover, 8.5 x 11, 48 pages
ISBN: 0939631369
Price: $5.95
Jacob's Run
by: Bob Zeller and John Beshears
Softcover, 376 pages
ISBN-10: 097852652X
Price: $24.95
John Burns, "The Hero of Gettysburg"
by Timothy Smith
Although the town of Gettysburg sent many men to fight in the Civil War, legend has it that only one civilian actually emerged from the town of Gettysburg to aid in its defense--John Burns. Burns was nearly seventy years old at the time of the battle. Wounded and captured by the Confederates, Burns' story offers a historic glimpse into the life of an unlikely hero. Including information about his pre war and post war experiences, Smith brings Burns' story to life with meticulous research and numerous first hand accounts.
Softcover, 6 x 9, 225 pages
ISBN: 1-57747-060-5
Price: $14.95
Little Round Top: A Detailed Tour Guide
by Garry Adelman
Little Round Top was the site of a climactic struggle between Union and Confederate troops at the Battle of Gettysburg. Many books have dealt with the history of Little Round Top, but none have adequately tied the known history to the rocky hill itself. Adelman, a licensed battlefield guide, presents a tour which solidifies the reader's understanding of troop movements while detailing the fascinating history of Little Round Top's memorialization and visitation over the years. Over twenty tour stops, five maps, and 40 photographs make this book a must for all Little Round Top enthusiasts.
Softcover, 5.5 x 8.5, 68 pages
ISBN: 1-57747-062-1
Price: $7.95
The Myth of Little Round Top
by Garry Adelman
Little Round Top is one of the most well-known Civil War sites. Popularized by soldiers, historians, novelists, and film makers, the small hill south of Gettysburg has often been called the "key" to the Union position at Gettysburg. Many have suggested that had the Confederates captured the hill, the United States would have been forever split in two. Why has Little Round Top become so important in the minds of Americans? Was the hill of great military significance? What could the Confederates have accomplished with Little Round Top in their possession? For the first time, Garry Adelman traces the growth of the popularity of the hill and assesses the military situation at the time when Little Round Top almost falls into Confederate hands. He convincingly argues that the popular story of Little Round Top is, indeed, a myth.
Paperback, Publisher: Thomas Publications; (May 2003)
ISBN: 1577470974
Price: $12.95
The Story of Lee's Headquarters, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
by Timothy Smith
Throughout the movie Gettysburg the house that served as General Lee's command center is a significant setting. At one time owned by Thaddeus Stevens and known more popularly as the Thompson house, this was a significant feature on the first day's battlefield. The book, written by a licensed battlefield guide and local historical expert, is a history of the house and land, the severe fighting that occurred around the house, Mary Thompson, her family and decendants, and the controversy surrounding the actual site of General Robert E. Lee's headquarters. Maps by Garry Adelman.
