This book is a memoir of the Detroit Post No. 384 of the Grand Army of the Republic which served the Department of Michigan during the Civil War. The memoir recounts the experiences of the Union soldiers and provides insight into the post-war period when the veterans organized into fraternal organizations. It offers a unique perspective on the war and its aftermath that will engage readers interested in military history and memoirs.

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