Books on Women and the Civil War can be found in two places on the College Park campus. The first is McKeldin Library, the main campus library. The shelves are browseable and most of the materials there can be checked out. The second is Hornbake Library, which houses the campus's Archives and Manuscripts as well as its many special book collections. The materials in this library are non-circulating, which means that they must be read in the Special Collections Research Room in Hornbake, the Maryland Room. The Maryland Room has different hours than the library itself, so double-check them before you plan your visit. When you search the catalog, pay special attention to the location of each book, as they may be located in different libraries.
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Exile to sweet Dixie : the story of Euphemia Goldsborough, Confederate nurse and smuggler by
Too Afraid to Cry: Maryland Civilians in the Antietam Campaign by 
Mid-Maryland History : Conflict, Growth and Change by 
Maryland Voices of the Civil War by 
A Woman of Valor: Clara Barton and the Civil War by 
Wild Rose: the True Story of a Civil War Spy by 
Civil War Maryland: Stories from the "Old Line State" by 
The Divided Family in Civil War America by 
Army at Home: Women and the Civil War on the Northern Homefront by These terms will help you find items in the catalog pertaining to Women and the American Civil War. From the UMD Libraries hompage chose the "Classic Catalog" link (under the main search box) and then select "Subject beginning with..." from the drop-down menu. Cut and paste one of the bulleted terms below exactly as it appears below:
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