The Final Battles of the Petersburg Campaign:Breaking the Backbone of the Rebellion
by A. Wilson Greene

Six large scale battles from late March through April 2, 1865 are placed in context.

Second Edition Hard Cover ©2008 361 pages, 28 photos/illustrations, 32 maps

Civil War Petersburg: Confederate City in the Crucible of War
by A. Wilson Greene

A Study of the city that was second only to Richmond in size and strategic significance. Industrial, commercial, and extremely prosperous, Petersburg was also home to a large African American community, including the state's highest percentage of free blacks.

Hard Cover ©2006 384 pages, 25 photos/illustrations, 5 maps

The Petersburg Campaign Map
By Trailhead Graphics

A complete map of the area using historic and present day features.

Tyvex ©2007

Paper, 31 pages, c.2006, maps, photos
by A. Wilson Greene, Executive Director of Pamplin Historical Park in Petersburg, VA.

Collects the essays originally written by Ed Bearss for the National Park Service. Pure military history with ample maps and illustrations.

From the Campaign series published by Osprey, a well-illustrated introduction to the Petersburg Campaign.

This is the first book-length study ever written about the chaotic and bloody Battle of Fort Gregg.

Tudor Hall: The Boisseau Family Farm
by Arthur W. Bergeron, Jr.

Featuring insights on Tudor Hall and its inhabitants, including photographs and maps.
Paper, 48 pages.
©1998

The Appomattox Campaign:March 29-April 9, 1865
by Chris M Calkins

A full length study of the campaign that helped set the stage for the surrender of the Lee's Army at Appomattox.

Paperback Edition ©2008 195 pages/17 maps