Contents

Current Issue

Volume XCII, 2026, February, Number 1

Reimagining the American Revolution: Southern Women's Wars for Independence
By Lorri Glover

Fashioning an Ornament to the Colony: Imperial Belonging and the Governor's House in Colonial North Carolina
By Christian J. Koot

Manly Occupation: Black Civil War Soldiers' Battles over Racism and Manhood across the Occupied South
By Jonathan Lande

Roustabouts, "Lewd Women," and the Roots of Jazz in Southern Levee Dives, 1880–1910
By Andrew Miller

Book Reviews

Historical News and Notices


Upcoming Issue

Volume XCII, 2026, May, Number 2

Delusions of Imperial Grandeur: How New Orleans Tried to Connect the Oceans in Mexico, 1849–1907
By Kyle Jackson

The Willow Springs Controversy: Hazardous Waste Disposal, Gender, and the Rise of Grassroots Environmentalism in Southwest Louisiana, 1974–1986
By Andrew D. Gutkowski

Emmett Till and His Interpreters
By Charles W. Eagles

Southern History in Periodicals, 2025: A Selected Bibliography

Book Reviews

Book Notes

Historical News and Notices  

Past Issues

Special Issue on "Teaching about the South"

Volume I (1935)–Volume LXXXVI (2020)

Volume LXXXII (2016)–Volume XCII (2026)

Journal of Southern History, 1935–2015: A Categorized Bibliography (pdf)