- Captain Frank Ballou Gurley
- Competing Paper Monies Used in Madison County, Alabama during the Civil War
- The Huntsville Depot: An Important Port on the “Iron River”
- YOUTHFUL INNOCENCE SHATTERED: The Diary of Private George T. Anderson
- “My Very Dear Wife”: The Letters of a Union Corporal
- DISAFFECTION IN MADISON COUNTY BEFORE AND DURING THE CIVIL WAR
- GENERAL O. M. MITCHEL’S OCCUPATION OF HUNTSVILLE
- MILITARY PERSPECTIVES ON THE INVASION OF HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, APRIL 11, 1862
- A HOUSEWIFE’S PERSPECTIVE ON THE INVASION OF HUNTSVILLE
- Rowena Webster’s Recollections of Huntsville During the Occupation 1862
- A JOURNALIST’S PERSPECTIVE ON THE INVASION OF HUNTSVILLE
- UNION PAPER, THE HUNTSVILLE REVEILLE, PUBLISHED IN OFFICES OF THE HUNTSVILLE DEMOCRAT, 1862
- PRISON MEMORIES
- RECOLLECTIONS OF JOHNSON’S ISLAND
- THE CIVIL WAR JOURNAL OF OCTAVIA WYCHE OTEY
- The Affair at Indian Creek Ford: The Archaeology of a Small Civil War Battle
- CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN MADISON COUNTY, ALABAMA APRIL 1865 TO DECEMBER 1874
- RECONSTRUCTION IN HUNTSVILLE AND MADISON COUNTY, ALABAMA, 1865 – 1869
- THE PARDONS OF MADISON COUNTY
- AN EXCERPT FROM THE “CIVIL WAR ADVENTURES OF BISHOP HENRY C. LAY”
- CONFEDERATE ACTIVITIES IN AND AROUND HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA
- John Benton Callis: Madison County’s Republican Congressman
- CAPTAIN DAVID H. TODD “A BROTHER OF MR. LINCOLN’S WIFE”
- EDWARD DORR TRACY: EVOLUTION OF A SOLDIER
- The Alabama 26 of the Immortal 600
- Confederate Statue of Huntsville
- Competing Paper Monies Used in Madison County, Alabama during the Civil War
- The Huntsville Depot: An Important Port on the “Iron River”
- YOUTHFUL INNOCENCE SHATTERED: The Diary of Private George T. Anderson
- “My Very Dear Wife”: The Letters of a Union Corporal
- DISAFFECTION IN MADISON COUNTY BEFORE AND DURING THE CIVIL WAR
- GENERAL O. M. MITCHEL’S OCCUPATION OF HUNTSVILLE
- MILITARY PERSPECTIVES ON THE INVASION OF HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, APRIL 11, 1862
- A HOUSEWIFE’S PERSPECTIVE ON THE INVASION OF HUNTSVILLE
- Rowena Webster’s Recollections of Huntsville During the Occupation 1862
- A JOURNALIST’S PERSPECTIVE ON THE INVASION OF HUNTSVILLE
- UNION PAPER, THE HUNTSVILLE REVEILLE, PUBLISHED IN OFFICES OF THE HUNTSVILLE DEMOCRAT, 1862
- PRISON MEMORIES
- RECOLLECTIONS OF JOHNSON’S ISLAND
- THE CIVIL WAR JOURNAL OF OCTAVIA WYCHE OTEY
- The Affair at Indian Creek Ford: The Archaeology of a Small Civil War Battle
- CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN MADISON COUNTY, ALABAMA APRIL 1865 TO DECEMBER 1874
- RECONSTRUCTION IN HUNTSVILLE AND MADISON COUNTY, ALABAMA, 1865 – 1869
- THE PARDONS OF MADISON COUNTY
- AN EXCERPT FROM THE “CIVIL WAR ADVENTURES OF BISHOP HENRY C. LAY”
- CONFEDERATE ACTIVITIES IN AND AROUND HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA
- John Benton Callis: Madison County’s Republican Congressman
- CAPTAIN DAVID H. TODD “A BROTHER OF MR. LINCOLN’S WIFE”
- EDWARD DORR TRACY: EVOLUTION OF A SOLDIER
- The Alabama 26 of the Immortal 600
- Confederate Statue of Huntsville
