Civil War Flags Catherine Wright talked about the American Civil War Museum’s collection of Confederate flags and told the stories behind some of the collection’s most historic flags. She also ...

The story behind the "Old Glory" nickname for the American flag dates back to a 19th-century ship captain, who proudly ...

No, monochromatic black American flags did not originate in the Civil War. Experts say there are reports of them being flown, but they were first a symbol of piracy.

John Coski is the author of [The Confederate Battle Flag: America's Most Embattled Emblem]. He talked about debates over the battle flag as part of a Civil War conference hosted by the Shenandoah ...

As a reenactor, I recognize that the Confederate battle flag is an inexorable part of American history. Several weekends a year, I see it marched into artificial battle and have often marched along… ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A long-lost Confederate flag, captured at the Battle of Gettysburg and among the rarest Civil War artifacts, sold for $468,000 at an Ohio auction house last month ...

An American flag dating back to the Civil War made a rare appearance at the Otsego Area Historical Society and Museum Saturday.

Civil War era flags representing the 90,000 Michiganders who fought in the war were returned to public display Saturday at the state Capitol building.

The Ionia regiment's battle flag is a more costly and finer design than most Civil War flags, and has been sought by conservationists for decades.

Civil War era flags representing the 90,000 Michiganders who fought in the war were returned to public display Saturday at the state Capitol building.

Hours after "Black Lives Matter" was spray-painted on monument for "North Carolina's Civil War Governor," H.K. Edgerton stood with a Confederate flag, telling those passing by why he wanted it to ...

Volunteers finished planting the last of the 27,316 American flags for the sprawling "Field of Flags" during a Friday ceremony at Milwaukee's Veterans Park.