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DURING THE CIVIL WAR thousands of Union soldiers wounded in battle or stricken with wretched, life-threatening illnesses languished in Union hospitals that were too often unsanitary and impersonal and nearly always dreaded by patients who longed to be cared for by female friends and relatives. Eager to nurse and care for the men who were risking their lives to preserve the Union, thousands of American women traveled to camps and hospitals to provide medical and relief services to Civil War soldiers.

"A Melody Before Unknown": the Civil War Experiences of Mary and Amanda Shelton