Join us on Saturday December 10 for a living history event at the Museum featuring the Blue and Gray Hospital Association.
by David Price
Civil War Medicine
Visitors to the Museum will be treated to a special temporary exhibit about US Navy and Marine medical care and evolving technology during the Civil War.
The physicians and doctors of the Civil War have received deserved attention in the study of the Civil War. But what about the common stretcher bearer?
Discover the ways in which Civil War Americans thought disease traveled by smells and how they worked to stop its spread with good odors.
The history of an ordinary looking intersection in downtown Frederick highlights some of the most important legacies of the Civil War.
Join researcher Richard Swanson on September 22 as he takes a close look at Army and Naval Civil War surgeons from Michigan.
Scholars, practitioners, and amateur historians from across the globe gather to discuss the history of Civil War medicine and its enduring impact today.
See examples of Civil War, Gulf War, and modern ambulances to see how emergency care has changed throughout American history.
The little told story of African Americans and the Ambulance Corps during the Civil War is one of bravery and trailblazing.
