Miscellaneous Links

Genealogy
- Cemeteries
  - The Electric Cemetery
    Civil War Cemetery Information
  - John Ellis's site on the Confederate States Navy
    has many CSN grave sites.
- Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet. Has a section on the Civil War.
- Civil War Genealogy Information
Books
- Civil War History Books from Shamrock Hill Books
- MyCivilWarBooks offers the Virginia Battles and Leaders Series, including Quarstein's C.S.S. Virginia.
Artillery
- Artillery details (range, etc).
- Links to Artillery images (most don't work any more)
- Civil War Artillery Encylopedia: images (index, Dahlgrens, Brookes), registry of surviving guns, etc.
Ships
- Rootsweb list of Civil War ships from the ORN.
- List of Union Navy ships from CWOL.
Commemeratives
- H. Fournier designed a set of playing cards commemorating the American Civil War in 1981. The Four of Hearts displays the Merrimack.
Hampton Roads area
- Tour of Hampton Roads area with several Monitor-Virginia stops in their tour 19.
- Hampton Roads area parks with Monitor-Merrimac[sic] and Congress-Cumberland overlooks
Monitor-Merrimack rock formation near Moab, Utah.
- A Guide To Moab and Canyon Country - Mountain Bike Trails
  A trail around some rock formations named after the Monitor and Merrimack
Merrimac Mines (Montgomery County, VA)
- The coal burned by the CSS Virginia was said to have come from Blacksburg and Montgomery County. After the battle, the mines became known as the Merrimac Mines.
Virginia's Iron
- A report that the iron used in the shield came from Oriskany iron ore produced at the Grace Furnace Mines in Botetourt County.

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