EDITORIAL DESIGN: Hallowed Ground

Medal of Honor recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams at Gettysburg National Military Park. Gettysburg, PA. Photo by William Hereford.

West Point Cadets at Antietam National Battlefield, Md. by Zach Anderson

The Yellow Tavern Battlefield, VA by Jamie Betts Photo

Griswoldville, GA by Evan Leavitt.

Thicket at Haw’s Shop Battlefield, VA. Photo by Shenandoah Sanchez.

Spotsylvania Court House Battlefield, Fredericksburg, VA by Buddy Secor

East Cemetery Hill, Gettysburg National Military Park, PA by Noel Kline

Chancellorsville Battlefield, VA by Theresa Rasmussen.

View from Little Round Top. Gettysburg, PA. Photography by Louis Quattrini

Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, VA, Photo by Brian Callan; retouching by Robert Slagle.

Yorktown Battlefield, VA, Photo by Brian Callan; retouching by Robert Slagle.

Feature opener. Photo by William Hereford.

Medal of Honor recipient Britt Slabinski from the War on Terror / Afghanistan at the Slaughter Pen Farm on the Fredericksburg Battlefield, VA. Photos by Robert Maxwell.

Medal of Honor recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams at Gettysburg National Military Park. Gettysburg, PA. Woody was a Flamethrower at Iwo Jima in WWII. Photos by William Hereford.

Medal of Honor recipient Melvin Morris who served in Vietnam at Fort Wagner on Morris Island in Charleston, SC. Photos by Charles Harris.

Cold Harbor Battlefield outside of Richmond, Va. Photo by Buddy Secor

Marines at the Slaughter Pen Farm, Fredericksburg Battlefield, Va. Photo by Zach Anderson

Perryville Battlefield, KY. Photo by Don Sniegowski

The Battle of Yellow Tavern, VA TODAY. Photo by Jamie Betts Photo.

Chancellorsville Battlefield, Va. by Jamie Betts Photo.

Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman by the Library of Congress.

The Slaughter Pen Farm, Fredericksburg, VA Photography by Kelly Schneider.

Feature about every day citizens who made up the armies in the Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and the Civil War. Reenactor images by Chris Gibbs. ChrisGibbs.com

Spotsylvania Battlefield in Fredericksburg, VA by Buddy Secor

Dead soldier after Day 5 of the Battle of Spotsylvania in VA. Photo by Timothy O’Sullivan.

Very little remains of the Battle of Bladensburg in MD. Photo by Robert James.

Chickamauga Battlefield, one of the bloodiest in the Civil War. Photo by Mike Talplacido.

Mill Springs Battlefield, KY. Photo by Michael Byerley.

Story about the United States Colored Troops. Photo by James Salzano.

The Wilderness at Chancellorsville Battlefield, Va. Photo by Jamie Betts Photo.

The Battle of Monmouth in New Jersey. Photography by Meredith Barnes.

The Wilderness at Chancellorsville Battlefield, Va. Photo by Jamie Betts Photo.

Devil’s Den by Derek Flaig. Signage Photo by Andrew Wagner. Gettysburg, PA.

Feature story about Andersonville Prison in Georgia. Photo by Adam Smith.

Cemetery Ridge, site of Pickett's Charge, Gettysburg, PA. Photography by David Davis

Reenactors at the Pamplin Battlefield Historical Park, Petersburg, VA. Photo by James Salzano

Ambrose Burnside by Mathew Brady. Colorization by Mads Madsen, @ColorizedHistory.CH

West Point Cadets at the Antietam National Battlefield, Sharpsburg, Md. Photo by Zach Anderson.

Appomattox Court House, VA. Photo by Nicholas Iverson.

Chalmette Battlefield outside of New Orleans, LA. Photo by Zack Smith.

Photo by James Salzano

The actual derringer used by John Wilkes Booth to assassinate President Lincoln. Right: Lincoln’s Brooks Brothers suit allegedly worn the night of his assassination at Ford’s Theatre. Photos by James Salzano, retouching by Ray Benjamin, Trilobyte Digital, NYC.

The Battle of Cedar Mountain, VA. Photography by Matthew Minion.

Story about the Siege of Vicksburg. Photo by Mike Talplacido.

Appomattox Court House, VA. Photo by Nicholas Iverson.

Peace Monument at Yorktown Battlefield, VA. Photo by Derrick Diemont

Antietam luminary ceremony. Photo by Frank Brennan.

The Wilderness Battlefield, Fredericksburg, VA by Buddy Secor

Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C. is a working theatre. To the right is the Presidential Box where John Wilkes Booth shot President Lincoln in 1865. Photo by James Salzano. Retouching by Ray Benjamin, Trilobyte Digital, NYC.

Mill Springs Battlefield, KY. Photo by Don Sniegowski.

Chalmette Battlefield outside of New Orleans, LA. Photo by Zack Smith.

Andersonville (Prison) National Military Cemetery, GA. Photo by Kevin King.

View of Devil’s Den from Little Round Top. Gettysburg, PA. Photo by Louis Quattrini

Barrel of a cannon at Fort McAllister, GA by David Davis.

Cemetery at Stones River Battlefield. Photo by Malcolm MacGregor.

The USS Constitution in drydock being refurbished. Photo by Paul Jarvie.

Minute Man National Historical Park, Lexington, MA. Photo by Vath Sok.

Medal of Honor recipient Melvin Morris walks near the Civil War Fort Wagner on Morris Island in Charleston Harbor, SC. This is where the famed 54th Massachusetts made the lead charge. (Made famous in the movie “Glory” with Denzel Washington and Matthew Broderick). Photo by Charles Harris.

Battle of Brandywine, PA. Painting by Howard Pyle.

West Point Cadets at the Antietam National Battlefield, Sharpsburg, MD. Photos by Zach Anderson

West Point Cadets at the Antietam National Battlefield, Sharpsburg, MD. Photos by Zach Anderson

West Point Cadets at the Antietam National Battlefield, Sharpsburg, MD. Photos by Zach Anderson

Stones River Battlefield, Murfreesboro, TN by Buddy Secor.

Photo LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. Colorization by MadsMadsen.CH

Feature about every day citizens who made up the armies in the Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and the Civil War. Reenactor images by Chris Gibbs. ChrisGibbs.com

Newly cleared and preserved Fort Stedman. Petersburg, VA. Photo by Buddy Secor.

Georgia Cotton Field by Mike Raker.

Various battlefields around Georgia affected by Sherman’s March to the Sea. Photos by David Davis and Evan Leavitt.

Knife created by Confederate soldiers in jail, used to break out of a Union POW camp. Photo by James Salzano, retouching by Ray Benjamin, Trilobyte Digital.

General and then President James Garfield. Colorization by @MadsMadsen.CH

The bloody Cornfield at Antietam National Battlefield, Sharpsburg, MD. Photos by Zach Anderson

Chancellorsville Battlefield, VA by Theresa Rasmussen.

Gettysburg, PA. Photo by Joe Ryan.

Manassas National Battlefield. Photo by EugeneD.

Redesign of Hallowed Ground cover by me.

Redesign of Hallowed Ground cover by me.

Redesign of Hallowed Ground feature stories by me.

Redesign of Hallowed Ground Table of Contents by me.

Description

Since 2012, I’ve been designing Hallowed Ground magazine. Hallowed Ground is the quarterly membership publication of the American Battlefield Trust http://www.Battlefields.org. The Trust protects, preserves, and purchases battlefield land from the American Revolution, the War of 1812, and the American Civil War. The publication has very quickly become a treasure trove of incredible photography from amateur, semi-pro and professional photographers from all over the US, UK, Canada and even the Philippines. It’s frequently featured on the Society of Publication Designers website and has received numerous SPD Merits and Medal nominations since I redesigned the magazine.

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