This volume recounts the reception given to the members of the Ninety-sixth Regiment of the Illinois Infantry Volunteers upon their return home after the American Civil War. It provides a detailed look into the experiences of the soldiers and the impact of the war on their community. The book offers valuable insights into the lives of Civil War soldiers and the challenges they faced both during and after the conflict.
Focusing on the Ninety-sixth Regiment, this historical record preserves the memories and sacrifices of these individuals, making it an important resource for anyone interested in the history of Illinois, the Civil War, and the experiences of Midwestern soldiers. It offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in American history through the lens of a single regiment's homecoming.
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