A Member of
The
The Ohio Valley Civil War Association
and an
attachment of our parent unit, the
19th US INFANTRY
"Preserve--Honor--Educate"
Civil War Signal Corps Detail
with
sponsorship by the
Signal Corps Regimental Association
and direct affiliation with the MID STATES LIVING HISTORY ASSOCIATION
"The ONLY living history Flying Telegraph unit"
With the
Signal Corps Museum
located at
Fort Gordon, Georgia.
The staff and museums at Gettysburg, Manassas,
Stones River,
Fort McAllister
, and Kennesaw Mountain.
And with details from
Battery C 1st Ohio Light Artillery
, the 35th Ohio VI,
the 19th Us Infantry,
and Birge's Western Sharpshooters
as well as the
"Ladies of the Civil War" who portray some of the women members of the
USMT and the many civilian operators common
during the Civil War.
 Signal Corps Museum Fort Gordon |
J.WILLARD BROWN THE SIGNAL CORPS IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION (complete book) |
DAVID HOMER BATES LINCOLN IN THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE (complete book) |
The Civil War Signal Corps and United States Military Telegraph drawings, backgrounds and artwork used in these sites are the original work of Margaret Grayvold of Bock and Wall Internet Marketing.
A Bock&Wall Internet Marketing LLC sponsored site
Webmasters for www.civilwarsignal.org,
www.unitedstatesmilitarytelegraph.org and www.beardsleetelegraph.org are Dave Bock, Ted Wagner, and Dave Harbin.
The wood sign for both the Signal Corps and the United States Miltary Telegraph communications center was designed and made by
Doug Roush, Commander of the 19th US Infantry.