You have to wonder about a name like “hardtack.” It sounds like something that goes in a toolbox or in a fishing tackle box. It doesn't sound like something that you eat. In the 1800s, hardtack was ...
I have always wondered whether hardtack, the food staple that Union soldiers called jawbreakers and worm castles, was really all that bad. Historian William C. "Jack" Davis has tried to answer that ...
This is a story of hardtack and heartburn. On July 27, 1863, the day before the Columbia-Wrightsville bridge burned, a group of Union soldiers passed by the Ulmer farm just outside Columbia. Amelia ...
Fifth-graders Alex Sullivan (left) and Tyler Neeble try to eat hardtack, a Civil War-era food. Jerry Harris (left) takes aim at a blank spot on a wall while Matt Utt helps present a program on Civil ...
Confederate States of America Army Virginia Infantry Regiment, 13th Company A siris_sil_520143 ...