WRITING ABOUT HISTORY'S FORGOTTEN
About Frank
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, I studied history at John Carroll University (B.A.) and Cleveland State University (M.A.). As a graduate student at CSU, my studies focused on the U.S.-Mexican War, Ottoman Empire, and history of cemeteries in America. My main area of interest is the American Civil War.
I'm a freelance writer with a passion for anything related to history and travel. I've written dozens of articles and two books on Victorian officers. (I'm currently working on book number three.) I'm also regular contributor to the blog Emerging Civil War (link).
When I am not writing, I travel to cool places with my wife, explore old cemeteries, play wargames, and hunt for antiques and collectibles.
I manage "Shrouded Veterans," a nonprofit mission to identify or repair the graves of Mexican War and Civil War veterans. Check out the Facebook page here.
Also be sure to visit my two Facebook groups, WWI Faces (link) and Graves of Mexican War (1846-1848) Veterans (link).
I encourage you to follow my Twitter and Facebook pages for updates on my travels, publications, and historical musings.
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, I studied history at John Carroll University (B.A.) and Cleveland State University (M.A.). As a graduate student at CSU, my studies focused on the U.S.-Mexican War, Ottoman Empire, and history of cemeteries in America. My main area of interest is the American Civil War.
I'm a freelance writer with a passion for anything related to history and travel. I've written dozens of articles and two books on Victorian officers. (I'm currently working on book number three.) I'm also regular contributor to the blog Emerging Civil War (link).
When I am not writing, I travel to cool places with my wife, explore old cemeteries, play wargames, and hunt for antiques and collectibles.
I manage "Shrouded Veterans," a nonprofit mission to identify or repair the graves of Mexican War and Civil War veterans. Check out the Facebook page here.
Also be sure to visit my two Facebook groups, WWI Faces (link) and Graves of Mexican War (1846-1848) Veterans (link).
I encourage you to follow my Twitter and Facebook pages for updates on my travels, publications, and historical musings.
