As I was browsing through our CW-community's latest postings from today, I saw that fellow blogger Kevin Levin is hosting a 'History Carnival' over at Civil War Memory. To be honest, I was completely unfamiliar with this concept, so I did a little reading up on it at their website. It looks to be a great opportunity to share your favorite blog-postings with other historians. According to the History Carnival website, "The goal of blog carnivals like this is to provide a regular showcase of the best blogs - well-known and not so well-known - in their fields. Basically, a carnival consists of a listing, usually with editorial comments by a host, of a range of recently published blog posts; most carnivals rotate around a number of hosts, bringing diversity of presentation and different perspectives within the subject theme. Frequencies vary depending on the topic; the History Carnival is currently published on the 1st day of each month."

Kevin was nice to accept my post "Then vs. Now" in regards to perceptions that need to be 'remembered' when touring battlefields. I'll post a link to the carnival when it goes up. For more information on how you can enter, visit Civil War Memory.