The 1st Florida Volunteer Infantry was organized at the Chattahoochee Arsenal during March of 1861. This site captures much of the unit's history.

The Maple Leaf was one of the untold numbers of mundane, everyday workhorse steamboats. But that was changed when her wreck, filled with the personal belongings and camp equipment of three regiments of typical Civil War combat soldiers, was found at the bottom of the murky waters of the St. Johns River.

Commemorates the largest Civil War battle fought in Florida

Virtual exhibition of the Civil War letters of Calvin Shedd, a New Hampshire soldier stationed in South Florida.

Known as Fort Marion and occupied by the Federals during most of the Civil War, this European stone fortress was built in the late 1600s and has never been taken.

This bibliography lists materials related to the Civil War in Florida.

An archive of the Florida infantry regiments which fought in the American civil war. Includes photos, soldier search, cemetery tour and contacts.

Collection of resources mostly related to the Civil War in Wakulla County, Florida. Includes Census records, unit rosters, photos and links.

The Florida State Archives maintains a number of collections documenting Florida's role in the War Between the States, as well as some material from other states. Listed on this site are the most significant of these collections.

View 4,200 square feet of exhibits and explore the nation's most tumultuous period and the unique role Pensacola played during the civil War.

The Florida State Archives is in the process of scanning approximately 14,000 pensions and posting them online. The site allows searching either by surname or application number.

Explore Florida's history in the Civil War. Contains photographs that were part of an exhibit held at the Museum of Florida History in Tallahassee, Florida.

An organization of amateur historians and living historians for the American Civil War and the Seminole Wars.

Among the manuscript materials found in the Special Collections Department are a variety of documents related to the American Civil War. These collections include letters, photographs, diaries, official documents, and other such items that provide evidence of this turbulent period of U.S. history.

A capsule history of the important role played by FSU (formerly the Florida Collegiate and Military Institute) during the Civil War.

Short summary of the part played by Florida in the Civil War.

During the final weeks of the Civil War, the Battle of Natural Bridge preserved Tallahassee as the only Confederate capitol east of the Mississippi River never to fall into Union hands.

The story of the Florida's Confederate soldiers at the Battle of Gettysburg.

Florida Division, Inc.

Educational exhibits of unusual guns, Florida Civil War artifacts, swords, and historical documents.

An online version of a newspaper article concerning minor Civil War actions in Wakulla County, Florida.

Timeline of Civil War events in and around Tampa, Florida.

An overview of the 2nd Florida Infantry with Company Rosters and supplemental information.

The Official Website for the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Florida Division.

United Daughters of the Confederacy, The Official Website for the Mattie T. Wright Chapter 2533 in the Florida Division.