In an age many consider to be medically archaic, medical professionals were already making connections between good ventilation, cleanliness, and health.
by David Price
Civilians
Retired pharmacist Greg Susla spotlights the medical benefits of foxglove and how it was used during the American Civil War.
That happy hour to me is sweet
When thus I slept alone
And with that angel hope to meet
The dead who are unknown.
During the Civil War soldiers and civilians alike turned to music not just as a distraction, but also for comforting reassurance.
As the Civil War’s bloodiest year came to its close, citizens and soldiers alike realized they had a lot to be thankful for despite the dreary situation.
Hear museum volunteer and retired pharmacist Greg Susla describe the restoration process of the Pry House medicinal herb garden.
The value of a dead loved one plucked from their eternal rest in a Baltimore graveyard? Just $10 each.
Clara Jones never stopped caring for people in need after the Civil War. Read about her amazing story.
Learn how hundreds of Civil War veterinarians cared for millions of horses, mules, and camels.
