Through war and reenactments,
the Second Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
has existed in three centuries.
The material this site offers attempts to speak to all.
We offer a list of pages that are divided into these
periods historic and modern
Company A: Fox Lake, WI Area
Contact: Scott Frank
920-296-0254
Company B: LaCrosse, WI & MN
Contact: John Dudkiewicz
920-296-0254
Company E: Fox River Valley WI & MI UP
Contact: Dave Sielski
920-296-0254
Company G
A company for the older adult
Contact: Gary Klas
262-629-5433
Company H: California
New Information
Contact: Gary Manhart and I am the First Sargent with the
2nd Wisconsin Company H in California
Company K: Southern WI & Northern IL
Contact: Ryan Schwartz, (Milwaukee)
262-215-1851, or,
Casey Humbolt (Madison) 608-217-3761
6th Wisconsin Light Artillery
(Buena Vista Battery)
Contact: Gary Klas
920-623-9415
Marksmanship Team
Contact: Gary Van Kauwenbergh
608-274-0736
Annual Minutes of Regimental Meeting 2017
Scholarship Form for 2018
The dead line to submit form is Monday June 4, 2018
Handbook for members 2015
Our Feedback & Information Page
Tax and Incorporation Information
2d Wisconsin, Antietam, MD, 1997
School of the Soldier w/Baxter’s Drill,
What You Need to Start, General Calls on the Bugle, Modern Medical Concerns, Equipment and Clothing Timeline, School of the Civilian, Hardtack and Liniment, Period Cooking, Sewing Techniques, Book List for Wisconsin in the Civil War
(Questions? Please contact us: secondwisconsin@hotmail.com or
through our Feedback page)
THE IRON BRIGADE EMPORIUM
Scott Wallick
Official Gaiters
R.J. Samp
Page of instruction and information
Nineteenth Century History
A Brief History
Iron Brigade of the West
At the Front
Second Wisconsin at the Front
Original member of the Brigade, next on the list
Letters from Camp Randall until the end of the war
1500 Pages, much more to come.
See the war through the eyes of those that were there.
We are putting it all online, the words, the tears, the glory.
Read the words of 1861-1865
Brevet Major-General U.S. Volunteers-
Look at Wisconsin Military & Civilian Life
Through the Newspapers/letters/writings
Before the war and During the Civil War period
and after the war, plus GAR
(we are always looking for family material)
The official 1866 history of the Wisconsin Units,
and additional material as it becomes available
Twentieth Century Information
Dispatches from Thomas M. Sobottke portraying
New York Tribune correspondent
Samuel Wilkeson from research and observations at events
To those who are gone from our ranks
