Selected Resources in the Dean B. Ellis Library
**You can use the call numbers to browse the shelf for similar materials.** Circulating books are labeled “General Collection” in the online catalog and are located on the third, fourth, and fifth floors of the library. If these books are checked out, you may place a recall or hold at the Circulation desk. Click on the title of any book to see its full record in our online catalog.
- "All cut to pieces and gone to hell" : the Civil War, race relations, and the Battle of Poison Spring byCall Number: E476.35 .A44 2003
- Arkansas' damned yankees : an index to union soldiers in Arkansas regiments byCall Number: E496 .A55 1987Arkansas Collection - 7th Floor - Non-Circulating
- At home in Confederate Arkansas : letters to and from Pulaski Countians, 1861-1865 byCall Number: F417.P98 W6
- The Battle of Jonesboro, August 2, 1862, Jonesboro, Craighead County, Arkansas byCall Number: E473.8 .H78 1997Arkansas Collection - 7th Floor - Non-Circulating
- Blue Delta : the Union occupation of Helena, Arkansas, during the Civil War byCall Number: LD 251 .A566t 1993 M67Arkansas Collection - 7th Floor - Non-Circulating
- Civil War Arkansas, 1863 : the battle for a state byCall Number: E470.4 .C47 2010
- Civil War Arkansas : beyond battles and leaders byCall Number: E496 .C58 2000
- Confederate women of Arkansas in the civil war, 1861-'65; memorial reminiscences byCall Number: E552 .U58
- From the jaws of the dragon : Civil War stories in the Ozarks byCall Number: F417.O9 B54 2002
- Getting used to being shot at : the Spence family Civil War lettersCall Number: E553.5 1st .S84 2002
- The impact of the Civil War and reconstruction on Arkansas : persistence in the midst of ruin byCall Number: E553.9 .M66 2002
- Portraits of conflict : a photographic history of Arkansas in the Civil War byCall Number: E496.9 .R63 1987
- Rebellion and realignment : Arkansas's road to secession byCall Number: F411 .W63 1987
- Rugged and sublime : the Civil War in Arkansas byCall Number: E496.9 .R84 1994
- The war memoirs of Captain John W. Lavender, C.S.A. byCall Number: E553.5 4th .L3They never came back: the story of Co., F. Fourth Arks. Infantry. C.S.A., originally known as the Montgomery Hunters, as told by their commanding officer
Web Resources
- African American OdysseyThe African American Odyssey showcases African American collections from the Library of Congress with over 240 items documenting the courage and determination of blacks faced with adverse circumstances, who overcame immense odds to fully participate in all aspects of American society.
