Col. John Mosby and the Southern Code of Honor - Presents the leader of the Civil War's most successful guerrilla command as cultural icon and American hero, discussing the concepts of 'primal' honor, gentility, chivalry, appearance and oath-taking. Includes his biography, his reputation in the North, his actions after the war and further reading suggestions.
Documenting the American South: The Memoirs of Colonel John S. Mosby - Online illustrated text of the autobiography of John Singleton Mosby (1833-1916), the Grey Ghost of the Confederacy and post-war ambassador and statesman. From the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Find A Grave: John Singleton Mosby - Photographs of the Colonel for the Confederacy and of his gravestone in Warrenton Cemetery, Virginia.
John Singleton Mosby Museum - Museum featuring exhibits documenting the career of the legendary John Singleton Mosby (Gray Ghost) and Civil War experience. Information about events, history, store and membership.
Mosby's Confederacy Tours - Guided tours of Civil War sites relating to John Singleton Mosby, the Gray Ghost, and his Rangers. Includes biography and background resources. Warrenton, Virginia.
Mosby's Rangers - Living history re-enactment society presents the biography of John Singleton Mosby and profiles each of his Rangers, the 43rd Battalion. Includes events, newsletter, photos, bookstore, bibliography and links.
Pickett Society: Col. Mosby's Claim Unsubstantiated - Discusses the alleged coldness between Generals Lee and Pickett after the war. Includes exchange of letters between Mosby and K.C. Stiles in the Times-Dispatch newspaper of Richmond, Virginia during March and April of 1911.