Lee and Jefferson Davis down from their pedestals. In the city of Atlanta, whose leading Civil War monument is the enormous Atlanta Cyclorama, the strategy is novel: Use history itself to strip a ...

The most radical commentary, though, is inside the cyclorama itself. It comes in a series of myth-puncturing wall texts on the causes and effects of the Civil War and the propaganda it produced ...

This was no mere cyclorama. What the saviors had on their hands was, ladies and gentlemen, the largest palimpsest of Civil War memory to be found anywhere on planet Earth—the Atlanta Cyclorama ...

The Portland Cyclorama was the centerpiece of a city ... John Gibbon and a dozen or so of his officers, including some fellow Civil War veterans, entered an exhibition hall in 1888 to see ...

The first spool was removed late Thursday from the shuttered Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum by cranes and trucked about 12 miles north to the center. The second spool was taken out Friday ...

The first spool was removed late Thursday from the shuttered Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum by cranes and trucked about 12 miles north to the center. The second spool was taken out Friday ...

8 at the Atlanta Cyclorama, 800 Cherokee Ave., as part of a multiyear observance of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. (Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors and children ages 4 ...

The first time Calinda Lee saw the “Battle of Atlanta” Cyclorama, she rolled her eyes in disbelief. The colossal 133-year-old panoramic painting of the Civil War battle featured thousands of ...

A dank meme Henry Bryant remembers going to the Cyclorama 45 years ago, when he was a young advertising man fascinated with Civil War history. Bryant has since raised awareness of Atlanta’s role ...

But one cyclorama has survived, a depiction of the great American Civil War battle of Gettysburg, which has been on display for years at the national museum on the site of the pivotal 1863 ...