Archaeologists in Virginia are trying to identify the remains of four Confederate soldiers who were killed in the Civil War.

In Chesapeake, the lives and legacies of Afro Union Civil War soldiers were honored Thursday, making sure that those who ...

When Pulaski’s Edwin Ayers joined the Union Army during the Civil War, an officer made the 16-year-old a drummer boy because ...

The Chesapeake Sheriff's Office donated cemetery markers at a Civil War memorial to honor Black soldiers that fought for the ...

The Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office recently announced a donation of two new cemetery markers to honor Afro-Union Civil War Soldiers.

The Union soldiers were driving 900 head of cattle towards Louisville when they were surprised by a Confederate attack where ...

Bromley, who had lived in Monroe County, was a Black soldier during the Civil War. He served with Company C of the 102nd U.S. Colored Infantry. Bromley is buried in an unmarked grave in Monroe's ...

told The Free Lance–Star there are no records showing that any Civil War soldiers’ remains were buried there in the Rowe backyard. But that doesn’t mean that none were, he said.

He is now an avid collector and local Civil War historian, in addition to being president at the Winery at Bull Run. “I’ve learned by following in the footsteps of soldiers,” he said.

THE REMAINS OF 15 UNION CIVIL WAR VETERANS RESTED IN UNMARKED GRAVES, UNMARKED UNTIL TODAY. KCCI’S KAYLA JAMES SHARES THE EFFORTS TO MAKE SURE THESE SOLDIERS WOULD NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.