To see a map of the battlefields, and to see the photographs, click here. The photographs of American Civil War battlefields were taken by Allan Goodall beginning in 1994.

Below is the "production status" of each battlefield that will be included (eventually) on this site. The section with the battlefields "awaiting posting" is in the approximate order that the battlefields will be posted to this site.

Battlefields Currently Posted

• Antietam National Battlefield (Maryland)
• Chancellorsville National Military Park (Virginia)
• Fredericksburg (Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park) (Virginia)
• Gettysburg National Military Park (Pennsylvania)
• Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (West Virginia)
• Manassas National Battlefield Park (Virginia)
• Shiloh National Military Park (Tennessee)

Next Battlefield (Currently Being Prepared)

• Vicksburg National Military Park (Mississippi)

Battlefields Photographed and Awaiting Posting

• Port Hudson State Commemorative Area (Louisiana)
• Mansfield State Historic Site (Louisiana)
• Jenkin's Ferry State Park (Arkansas)
• Fort Jackson Plaquemines Parish Historic Site (Louisiana)
• Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park (Georgia and Tennessee)

Battlefields On My "Wish List"

• Champion Hill (Mississippi)
• Chancellorsville — revisit for more/better pictures (Virginia)
• Fredericksburg — revisit for more/better pictures (Virginia)
• Grand Gulf (Mississippi)
• Kennesaw Mountain (Georgia)
• Manassas — revisit for more pictures (Virginia)
• Pea Ridge (Arkansas)
• Perryville (Kentucky)
• Petersburg (Virginia)
• Seven Days Battlefields (Virginia)
• Spotsylvania (Virginia)
• Stones River/Murfreesboro (Tennessee)
• Tupelo (Mississippi)
• Wilderness (Virginia)

Originally this site was intended to showcase my photographs. When going through some of the pictures I realized that people interested in these battles might care to know what the fields look like today, as an aid towards understanding how they looked at the time of the Civil War. As I started to develop this idea, I realized that the pictures required a description or a commentary to accompany them. I, thus, started to include battlefield histories with my pictures. These commentaries are less than a whole book but more than what you get in the battlefield brochures.

All photographs on this site are copyright © 2003 - 2005 by Allan Goodall.