Footnote.com, a website focused on original historical documents, has opened up access to its Civil War Collection for free to the public for the remainder of June.
Footnote says it has worked with the U.S. National Archives over the past three years to create the largest collection of Civil War documents on the Internet, featuring over 30 million documents, photos and maps.
"Our strong partnership with the National Archives has allowed us to build an extremely valuable resource for researchers, historians and genealogists," said Russell Wilding, CEO of Footnote.com.
"Now more people than ever have access to records relating to one of the most prolific events in our history."
Highlights of Footnote's Civil War Collection include:
*Union and Confederate Soldier Service Records
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