civil war

Henry Tillinghast Sisson, a Civil War veteran and former lieutenant governor of Rhode Island, is buried in Little Compton under a bronze statue of him.

After being named General of the Army, this Civil War figure died from heart failure while visiting his summer home in South Dartmouth.

The Battle of Antietam was a draw between Union and Confederate forces resulting in some 23,000 casualties in just 12 hours. How many were from Massachusetts?

The 2nd Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry Regiment fought in several key battles of the American Civil War and is memorialized at Gettysburg.

Of the 3,498 who have received the Medal of Honor, only 88 have been Black – and one of them was from New Bedford.

While issues of race dominate headlines, the divide in America has little to do with that and a lot to do with the direction our country should follow.

An effort to rewrite our cultural history has created a big demand for the film 'Gone With the Wind.'

Fighting against the U.S. makes you an enemy.

The Confederate States and the United States of America went to war and the Union won. Why would you defend statues of the treasonous losers and their flag?

Observing the 400th anniversary with a special guest on The Phil Paleologos Show.