Robert Gould Shaw is enlisted in the Seventh New York Infantry Regiment. May 1861: Shaw is commissioned second lieutenant of Company H of the Second Massachusetts infantry, an elite regiment ...

During a tour of the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial at the National Gallery ... the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry's role in the Second Battle of Fort Wagner in 1863. She also explained how ...

Robert Gould Shaw was stolen after he was killed during ... donated a different sword that Shaw carried when he served in the 2nd Massachusetts regiment before he was given command of the 54th.

The Robert Gould Shaw Memorial at the National Gallery of ... talked about the role and contributions… In this second of a two-part look at a Smithsonian American Art Museum exhibit, senior ...

The hilt of Robert Gould Shaw's sword MHS/Stuart C ... Andrew asked Shaw, then a captain in the elite 2nd Massachusetts, to lead the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment. According to The ...

When Col. Robert Gould Shaw led his newly formed 54th Massachusetts Regiment down Boston's Beacon Street and off to war, American poet John Greenleaf Whittier described Shaw as "the very flower of ...

the divorced wife of Robert Gould Shaw, Second, of Boston, is engaged to be married to Waldorf Astor, son of William Waldorf Astor It is announced that the wedding will take place in the Spring.

Robert Gould Shaw (October 10, 1837 - July 18 ... Early in the American Civil War, Shaw was already a second lieutenant attached to the 7th New York Militia. Shaw experienced battle as he fought ...

Robert Gould Shaw, the Union Army colonel maligned for ... James Montgomery of the 2nd South Carolina Volunteers, who ordered the attack, Sullivan said. "Shaw reluctantly carried out the raid ...

Robert Gould Shaw was stolen after he was killed during ... donated a different sword that Shaw carried when he served in the 2nd Massachusetts regiment before he was given command of the 54th.

Robert Gould Shaw was stolen after he was killed during ... donated a different sword that Shaw carried when he served in the 2nd Massachusetts regiment before he was given command of the 54th.