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29th CT Colored Regiment
- "Broadside - Twenty-Ninth Regiment, Conn. Volunteer Infantry (Colored)." J. C. Fuller & Company, 1880.
- Civil War - Connecticut Colored Troop Enlistments, 1863-1865
Index to African-American and non-white minority troop enlistments from Connecticut during the Civil War taken from the original enlistment papers stored in the Connecticut State Archives.
- The Descendants of the 29th Regiment
- Hill, Isaac. A Sketch of the 29th Regiment of Connecticut Colored Troops Giving a Full Account of Its Formation, of All the Battles Through Which It Passed, and Its Final Disbandment. New York, NY: Baker & Godwin Printers, 1881.
Special Collections E499.5 29th .H55 1881
- Monument to the 29th Regiment
- Soldier's Memorial, Company B, 29th Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers
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- Out of the Briars; An Autobiography and Sketch of the Twenty-ninth Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers by Newton, A. H. (Alexander Heritage), Call Number: Online and Stacks E499.5 29th .N48 1969. Publication Date: [1969, c1910]
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- 29th Regiment Connecticut Infantry (Colored) {NPS}
National Park Service (NPS)
- The 29th Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Flag and Display
Connecticut History Online, By Cornel Garfman. September 17, 2013
- 29th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers Fought More than One War
Connecticut History Online, By Todd Jones. November 23, 2016
- Black soldiers from Fairfield fought for Union in Civil War
Fairfield Citizen article. Patricia A. Hines Updated 2:23 pm EDT, Monday, August 8, 2011
- Connecticut 29th Regiment Monument, New Haven
CTMonuments.net JUNE 23, 2010 BY DAVE PELLAND
- Connecticut’s Black Civil War Regiment
Connecticut History.org. By Charles (Ben) Hawley. November 23, 2015
- November 23: Connecticut’s First African-American Civil War Regiment
Today in Connecticut History. November 23, 2018
- Pictures: Connecticut's 29th Regiment Soldiers Remembered
Hartford Courant photo gallery
- Project29: Sharing the Stories of Northwest Connecticut's African American Civil War Soldiers
A project by students at by Housatonic Valley Regional High School.
- War Department General Order 143: Creation of the U.S. Colored Troops (1863)
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
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