He pulled the object from the ground and discovered what is believed to be a bayonet from the American Civil War. According to the Jacksonville area museum, the bayonet may be connected to Ulysses S.

That continued well into the 1960s when Mark Snell, later a well-known Civil War author and educator, found an old bayonet that likely once belonged to a Confederate soldier, one of the famed ...

This Mannlicher M1895 bayonet once saw the horrors of World War I and was left to rust for decades. Watch as it’s carefully restored to honor the weapon’s brutal history and craftsmanship.

From his research, it seems few soldiers in the Civil War used their bayonet as a weapon, instead employing them for things like stirring soup. It isn't known when the bayonet was walled up in the ...

From his research, it seems few soldiers in the Civil War used their bayonet as a weapon, instead employing them for things like stirring soup. It isn't known when the bayonet was walled up in the ...

Anderson recognized the bayonet as one that could have been used in the Civil War, and also found several badly-deteriorated and unfired lead musket balls nearby. The bayonet, which was rusted but ...

The artifacts − three swords and two bayonets − were donated by the ... Prior to his move to Tomah, McCaul served in the Civil War from Sept. 18, 1861, until spring 1866.