Civil War 2027 Wall Calendar

Add a little bit of American Civil War History to your year with this 2027 History Calendar. Each month showcases a historical Civil War event that occurred in that month. More than just a date-keeping tool, this calendar is not only an amazing decorative  piece, it teaches you the history of the United States. 

Details

• Size: 14" × 11.5" closed, 14" × 23" open (35.6 × 29.2 cm / 35.6 × 58.4 cm)
• 12 months, January–December 2027, plus cover
• Uncoated matte paper throughout — glare-free and writable
• Wire coil binding with centered 4mm hanging hole
• US holidays marked; large date cells for notes and appointments
• Print-to-order in the USA; ships flat in 2–5 business days

Civil War Events and Paintings Showcased:

Front: Battle of Shiloh - April 6th-7th, 1862 (Thure de Thulstrup / Adam Cuerden)

January: President Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation - January 1st, 1863 (A.A. Lamb)

February: Battle of Fort Donelson - February 11th-16th, 1862 (Kurz & Allison)

March: Battle of Hampton Roads - March 8th, 1862 (J.O. Davidson)

April: General Lee surrenders at Appomattox - April 9th, 1865 (Thomas Nast)

May: Siege of Vicksburg - May 18th, 1863 (Kurz & Allison) 

June: Battle of Cold Harbor - June 12th, 1864 (Kurz & Allison)

July: Battle of Gettysburg - July 1st-3rd, 1863 (Thure de Thulstrup / Adam Cuerden)

August: Second Battle of Bull Run - August 28th-30th, 1862 (Currier & Ives)

September: Battle of Antietam - September 17th, 1862 (Kurz and Allison / Adam Cuerden)

October: Battle of Cedar Creek - October 19th, 1864 (Kurz and Allison)

November: General Sherman’s March to the Sea - November 15th, 1864 (F. O. C. Darley)

December: Battle of Fredericksburg - December 11th-15th, 1862 (Kurz and Allison

Prefer a smaller calendar? The same painting set is available as a 10" × 5" desktop calendar and a 10.8" × 8.4" wall calendar in our shop. Want more history on the page? Look for the Civil War 2027 Wall Calendar Almanac Edition, which adds painting credits, a quote for each month, and the notable dates of the war marked on the grid.