Piedmont Triad historians show how Red Strings were unsung heroes of Civil War in South (opens original article in a new tab)

Piedmont Triad historians highlight the role of the Red Strings, a pro-union group active in North Carolina during the Civil War, as unsung heroes.

• Historians emphasize the Red Strings' secret operations during the Civil War in North Carolina.
• The Red Strings were part of a pro-union group that remained largely unrecognized.
• The article suggests reasons for their lack of recognition, including secrecy and historical focus on other aspects.