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| November 20-21 & 25-27, 2010 - The National Park Service announces their
147th Anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga schedule of events at Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge
and Ringgold Gap. Posted Nov. 1, 2010 |
| September 17-20, 2010 - The National Park Service announces their
147th Anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga schedule of events at Chickamauga Battlefield. Posted Sept. 9, 2010 |
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Virginia Remembers Chickamauga; but, does Chickamauga Remember Virginia's 54th & 63rd Volunteer Infantry Regiments? Posted June 12, 2010. |
| May 31 to August 2010 - The National Park Service announces their
summer schedule of events at both Chickamauga Battlefield and Lookout Mountain Battlefield. |
| May 26 - June 23, 2010 - "Abraham Lincoln, A Man of His Time,
A Man for All Times" a special traveling exhibit on the 16th President put together by the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History; at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library. Speakers scheduled for: June 7 (Monday), 6:30 PM - Dr. Charles Hubbard; and, June 9 (Wednesday), Noon to 1 PM - Jim Ogden. |
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What Is Happening to Those Tablets in Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park? Posted May 22, 2010. |
This campaign will provide an opportunity for Tennesseans to preserve their family's Civil War Heritage
and have digital copies of their ancestor's writings and belongings become part of a virtual exhibit commemorating
the 150th anniversary of the Civil War in Tennessee.TSLA will send teams of professional archivists and conservators to communities across Tennessee. You may schedule an appointment and they will digitally copy and help you preserve your Civil War era manuscripts, artifacts and photographs. They'll do the digital imaging (scanning and photography) on site and all materials will be carefully handled and returned to their owners. They'll begin in April, 2010 and continue through 2015. And they'll do advance publicity to let you know when they'll be in your community.  |
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What items are eligible for digitization? All items pertaining to the Civil War Letters, photographs, diaries, weapons (swords, knives, etc), military passes and discharges, hand-drawn maps and sketches, and uniforms. All items must be original (no photo copies) and owned by the person who is bringing them in for digitization. Participants will receive: Basic conservation supplies for their items Digital copies of the images The opportunity to have their Civil War memorabilia preserved, digitized, and shared online for future generations! For more information: Call 615.253.3470, email: civilwar.tsla@tn.gov or visit http://www.tn.gov/tsla/cwtn. Image courtesy of TSLA, Pvt. Robert Archer Cheatham, Company C, 1st (Field's) Tennessee Infantry |
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March 2010 Civil War Symposium From: Antoinette van Zelm Date: Wed, Jan 6, 2010 10:43 am Dear Colleagues: In partnership with the Stones River National Battlefield, the Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area is coordinating its sixth Legacy of Stones River Symposium, to be held on March 20, 2010. We have a terrific program planned--please see the information below. We would greatly appreciate it if you could help us promote this event in your upcoming newsletters or online calendars of events. Thank you!
Antoinette van Zelm “The Legacy of Stones River: Why They Fought” symposium will take place on Saturday, March 20, 2010, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Murfreesboro, TN. The program features talks by Keith Bohannon, Sam Davis Elliott, and Kenneth Noe at the Rutherford County Courthouse in the morning, followed by park ranger-led programs at Stones River National Battlefield in the afternoon. Bohannon of the University of West Georgia has written extensively about the war, including essays on John Bell Hood and the Battle of Chickamauga. Elliott, an attorney in Chattanooga, is the author of the forthcoming Isham G. Harris of Tennessee: Confederate Governor and United States Senator. Noe is the Draughon Professor of Southern History at Auburn University. His Reluctant Rebels: The Confederates Who Joined the Army After 1861 will be published this year. The $10 registration fee includes continental breakfast. Call 615-893-9501 or visit www.nps.gov/stri or www.tncivilwar.org to download a registration brochure.
Antoinette G. van Zelm, Historian (Posted January 6, 2010) |
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If you are familiar with Dave Powell and Jim Ogden's "Seminar in the Woods" tours in March each year, then you'll want to check Dave Powell's Blog for the Study Group 2010 agenda and all the latest information.
Also, please note that Dave's long awaited book (146 years in the making),
The Maps of Chickamauga is now "hot off the press." You can order your copy
from SavasBeatie.com.
Just go to their website, click on the Books tab, type in the Keywords search box: The Maps of Chickamauga.
No serious student of Chickamauga will want to be without this one.... |
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Check here for the National Park Service's anniversary program: 146th Anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga
detailing their Saturday and Sunday, November 21-22, 2009 schedule of events. Check here for the National Park Service's anniversary program: 146th Anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga detailing their Thursday through Sunday, September 17 - 20, 2009 schedule of events. Check here for the Major General Patrick Cleburne Statue unveiling and dedication ceremony in Ringgold, Georgia on October 3, 2009.
[KCWRT 1865] Fwd: UNKNOWN SOLDIER RECOVERED FROM FRANKLIN BATTLEFIELD
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 12, 2009
UNKNOWN SOLDIER RECOVERED FROM FRANKLIN BATTLEFIELD
To Be Reinterred at Historic Rest Haven Cemetery in Franklin, Honored with
Monument
FRANKLIN, Tenn. - A construction project in the area where the calamitous
Battle of Franklin was fought on Nov. 30, 1864, has disturbed the resting
place of an unknown soldier who was buried in a shallow grave 145 years ago
during the tragic last days of the Civil War in Tennessee.
The City of Franklin's Battlefield Task Force, along with local historians
and government officials, led the recovery of the soldier's remains and will
direct a funeral ceremony to re-inter his body at the Historic Rest Haven
Cemetery in downtown Franklin, where other brave veterans - both Union and
Confederate - were laid to rest.
It is not known for which army the unknown soldier fought. A coffin
containing his remains will lie in state at St. Paul's Episcopal Church at
510 West Main Street in Franklin - the circa 1827 sanctuary which served as
barracks for Federal troops during their occupation of the town in 1864 -
from 8 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8 until the funeral ceremony at 10 a.m. on
Saturday, Oct. 10. One Union and one Confederate honor-guard sentry will be
posted at the front doors of the church during the 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
visitation period each day and prior to the ceremony on Saturday morning.
The soldier will receive full military honors from re-enactors representing
brothers-in-arms from both the Union and the Confederacy. On Saturday
morning, a Union and a Confederate Chaplain will conduct a brief funeral
service in the church. Following the service, the casket will be borne from
the church by uniformed pallbearers (Union and Confederate) and placed on a
waiting, horse-drawn caisson in front of the church. Accompanied by a color
guard, honor guard, and Civil War-era bagpiper, the caisson will move north
on Main Street, crossing Fifth Avenue, circling the Square, proceeding north
on Third Avenue, and then west on North Margin Street to the Rest Haven
Cemetery gates.
As the procession leaves St. Paul's and continues up Main Street,
townspeople and visitors are invited to fall in behind the ranks of the
marching re-enactors.
After arriving at Rest Haven Cemetery, a brief eulogy will be delivered by
the chaplains, and will conclude with period-appropriate military honors
including a 21-gun salute and the playing of "Taps" by a uniformed bugler.
A Monument to The Unknown Soldier who died on the Franklin Battlefield will
be unveiled as part of the ceremony. Active participation in the ceremonies
at Rest Haven and at St. Paul's will be restricted to uniformed re-enactors
only, but the public is invited to view the ceremonies from designated
areas.
Any re-enactment unit that wishes to participate is encouraged to contact
Robert Huff at (615) 500-8211, or via email at: rghuff123@aol.com .
For information on Franklin and Williamson County, go to
www.visitfranklin.com.
At the August 2009 meeting of our Round Table, we discovered how easy it is to view
the Civil War troop movements and positions in Hamilton County during the time of the Battles for Chattanooga. The link below will take you
to the website of the Hamilton County Geographic Information Systems (HCGIS). Alexander Archaeological Consultants, Inc, and
The Trust for Public Land, through a grant from the American Battlefield Protection Program, have overlayed the six Betts Maps of
1896 & 1901. The result is a display of troop positions relative to today's streets and topography.
Save yourself a lot of head scratching and pavement pounding by visiting the
Chattanooga Battlefields GIS Project.
FROM: Mike Dyer
Hello Chattanooga CWRT,
In April 2005 National Geographic Maps in collaboration with the Civil War Preservation Trust
and the National Park Service published a supplement map to accompany the magazine article
“Civil War Battlefields: Saving the Landscape of America’s Deadliest War” which ran in National
Geographic Magazine. Since then we have received requests from Civil War aficionados, students,
and preservationists to purchase reprints of this highly detailed thematic map.
I’m writing today to let your organization know that the map is once again available as a premium
printed edition, ideal for framing. Additionally, we are offering the map to members of civil war round
tables, descendent, historical, genealogical and preservation organizations like yours at a 40%
discount and free shipping until June of 2009. If you or other members of your organization are
interested in taking advantage of this special pricing simply visit www.natgeomaps.com/vip and
enter the promo code: NGCIVILWAR in the “New Member Registration” section on the left-side of the page.
Proceeds from the sale of this map go to support The National Geographic Society’s non-profit mission to
increase global understanding and promote conservation of our planet through exploration, research, and education.
Please feel free to spread the word to your members and other Civil War enthusiasts. We hope our map
falls into the hands of those that truly appreciate it and find its content useful and beautiful.
Should you wish to view the map online or read the original article, you can
visit: http://www.natgeomaps.com/battles_civilwar.
Thank you – Mike Dyer A 2006 book by authors Charles and Barbara Whalen entitled: THE FIGHTING McCOOKS: America's Famous Fighting Family is available via their website: http://www.thefightingmccooks.com/index.html. Our Round Table is very familiar with this name, as nearly every battle we have studied in the Western Theater involved a McCook family member. "Heroic and bold, they fought on forty-six battlefields. No major battle took place in the western theatre of war that did not include at least one of the seventeen Fighting McCooks. They were on the front lines from the first shots of the war to the last." (Posted March 4, 2009) A new book release has been announced by author James E. Stallings, Sr. It is entitled: GEORGIA'S CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS WHO DIED AS PRISONERS OF WAR 1861-1865. You can find out all you need to know at his website: http://www.jamesstallings.com/. (Posted February 24, 2009) General Patrick Cleburne Monument dedication scheduled for October 2-3, 2009 in Ringgold, GA (Posted February 13, 2009) |
Check out the General Management Plan for Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park at:
General Management Plan (Posted February 10, 2009)
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The new General Patrick Cleburne Monument is scheduled to be dedicated in Ringgold in October 2009. See the
The Atlanta
Journal-Constitution newspaper article. (Posted December 29, 2008)
Check here for The
schedule of events commemorating the 145th Anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga for the weekend
of November 22-23, 2008 as announced by the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park (Posted November 17, 2008)
Resaca Battlefield to be completed in 2010.
(Posted October 30, 2008)
Chattanooga History Center Curator, Dr. Dr. Daryl Black will guide a bus tour group
"The Life of a Cannoneer" Living History Programs at Chickamauga Battlefield
Vice President Dick Cheney visits Battle of Chickamauga
The The Save The Franklin Battlefield will host a battlefield talk and tour of the
Harlinsdale Farm in Franklin, Tennessee on Saturday, September 20, 2008. (Posted September 12, 2008)
The 2008 Nathan Bedford Forrest Seminar will take place Saturday,
October 18, 2008. (Posted August 11, 2008)
The fifth Legacy of Stones River Symposium will take place in
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Saturday, October 18, 2008, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Held at the
Rutherford County Courthouse in the morning and at Stones River National Battlefield in the
afternoon, “Pathways to Freedom” will take a fresh look at wartime emancipation through the
experiences of men and women who were enslaved, Union officers and soldiers, and civilians.
The symposium is coordinated by the Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area and Stones
River National Battlefield. (Posted July 30, 2008)
There will be an Open House at the Chickamauga Battlefield Visitor Center on July 22, 2008 for the
Hoofbeats in the Heartland Symposium in the
Customs House Museum at Clarksville, TN
NPS Chickamauga-Chattanooga NMP Summer Schedule June 13 - August 3, 2008
(Posted June 20, 2008)
Book Release:
"Stealing the General: The Great Locomotive Chase and the First Medal of Honor"
by Russell S. Bonds (Posted June 18, 2008)
New Book Release:
"The Shenandoah Spy" by Francis Hamit (Posted June 18, 2008)
New Book Release:
"Pursuit: The Chase, Capture, Persecution and Surprising Release of Confederate President Jefferson Davis"
published by Citadel Press and written by Clint Johnson. (Posted May 21, 2008)
Congratulations to Round Table members Bob Epperson and Harvey Scarborough.
Bob is webmaster for the
N. B. Forrest Camp #3, Sons of Confederate Veterans website
and Harvey is webmaster for the
Missionary Ridge Camp #63, Sons of Union Veterans website.
Both camps are in the "Tennessee Division" of their respective organizations; and,
both camps' websites won the "Best Website in the Tennessee Division" awards this year! (posted April 28, 2008)
Before May 2, 2008 - Reminder to respond
to the Vicksburg Battlefield's
“Cultural Landscape Treatment Alternatives Matrix” Survey before May 2, 2008! (posted April 28, 2008)
April 2008 -
Blue and Gray Magazine Spring 2008 issue features Dr. William Glenn Robertson's fourth installment on the Chickamauga
Campaign. This issue covers the action on September 19, 1863 - also known as the first full day of the Battle of Chickamauga.
This issue should be at various outlets by now and has already been sent to subscribers. Dr. Robertson's first three issues are also
available. The four issues are: Spring 2007, Chickamauga Campaign - Bragg's Lost Opportunity Fall 2007, Chickamauga Campaign - The Armies Collide! Spring 2008, Chickamauga Campaign - Chickamauga, Day 1. April 9 (Wednesday) and April 11-12 (Friday & Saturday) - Pellissippi State Technical Community College Presents Civil War Programs (posted April 4, 2008) April 4 - 5, 2008 - Tour of Forts Henry & Donelson sponsored by The Filson Historical Society (posted February 22, 2008)
Ongoing - http://www.CivilWarTraveler.com needs your help listing all "public friendly" Civil War sites
April 5, 2008 - Civil War Preservation Trust's annual
VIP Day will be held at various Civil War battlefields.
March 1, 2008 - Seminar at Kennesaw State University sponsored by the Center for the Study of the Civil War Era
and the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History
April 20 - 25, 2008 - Seminar sponsored by the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA: |
Sunday, November 18, 2007 (Posted December 3, 2007) New Book Release: "Men of Fire: Grant, Forrest, and the Campaign That Decided the Civil War" published by Basic Books of New York and written by Jack Hurst.(Posted November 26, 2007)
New Book Release: "General James Longstreet the Confederacy's Most Modern General" published Check here for The schedule of events commemorating the 144th Anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga for the weekends of November 17 - 18 and November 24 - 25, 2007 as announced by the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park (Posted November 16, 2007)
November 8 - 10, 2007 are the dates for the 14th Annual Symposium on the 19th Century Press,
Chickamauga Battlefield was the location for the Round Table's The 225th Anniversary of the Last Battle of the American Revolution" will be remembered Saturday at 10:00 AM, September 22, 2007 at Ruby Falls on Lookout Mountain. A permanent marker will be dedicated to the Patriots who fought for the cause of Liberty at or near this site. Col. John Sevier and his militia force who fought here will be so honored. (Posted September 19, 2007) Check here for The schedule of events commemorating the 144th Anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga for the week of September 14 - 23, 2007 as announced by the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park (Posted August 24, 2007)
Two Flags Over Tennessee at Ross' Landing Catoosa County gets $2,500 grant to improve "General" End-of-Chase site (Posted July 31, 2007)
Tennessee State Museum Field Trip (and special showing of the Confederate
Battle flags stored there)
Franklin Battlefield gets grant from Tennessee's
4th of July Special Programs Press Release of events in Chickamauga &
Chattanooga "Bleeding Kansas: Where the Civil War Began" Tour September 15 - 21, 2007 put on by Rapid City, SD based tour operator, Shebby Lee Tours (Posted June 26, 2007)
NPS Chickamauga-Chattanooga NMP Summer Schedule June 10 - August 19, 2007
We've added photos of the Civil War Preservation Trust gets favorable mention in the U. S. Senate. (Posted April 27, 2007) June 3, 2007 - Tennessee Confederate Memorial Day April 26, 2007 - Georgia's Confederate Memorial Day (a.k.a. "Decoration Day") New Superintendent Shawn Benge answers questions about himself and about what's happening at Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park from an article in the Catoosa County News edition of April 11, 2007. (Posted 4/12/2007) June 21 - 24, 2007 - "Franklin's Charge" "Why Franklin Matters! will be this summer's most comprehensive and engaging forum on the history, the preservation, and the promotion of the whole story of Franklin's Civil War era." (Posted 3/14/2007)
April 14, 2007 - 39th Annual Chickamauga Chase Road Race,
Chickamauga Battlefield, sponsored by the
Chattanooga Track Club to benefit April 12 - 15, 2007 - "The Battle of Selma" reenactment
Stuart's Birthplace: The History of the Laurel Hill Farm,
by Thomas David Perry was released February 6, 2007 on the 175 anniversary of James Ewell Brown "JEB" Stuart's birthday.
The Seige of Bridgeport reenactment will be held March 23 - 25, 2007.
March 23 - 24, 2007 -
The American Civil War Center - Conference and Exhibit titled "In the Cause of Liberty:
How the Civil War Redefined American Ideals" - Richmond, VA.
Check out the Battlefield Preservation webpage.
Look at the developments in the efforts to save Franklin Battlefield. Also, check out the photos of the
March 3, 2007 Moccasin Bend National Park Civil War Walk. - (Posted 03/05/2007)
President Bush Proposes National Park Service Budget Increase (Posted 02/18/2007)
The Old Buttonwillow Church Civil War Dinner Theater,
located in Whitwell, TN is ready to provide you a nice meal and Civil War play. It is open to the public on Friday and
Saturday evenings at 6 PM Central Time. Reservations must be made in advance. Check out their website for all the
details. (Posted 02/14/2007)
The N.B. Forrest # 3 Camp, SCV will host a memorial service
and marker dedication for Pvt. Alfred J. Cash, Company D, 43rd Georgia Infantry at the
Chattanooga Confederate Cemetery on Saturday, February 24, 2007 at 2:00 PM.
This is a "rain or shine" event. Please plan to attend and invite your friends,
coworkers and neighbors to come with you, as we honor this brave Confederate soldier. Email
Terry Siler at tenncoastie@aol.com for more information. (Posted 02/12/2007)
2007 Liberty University Civil War Seminar: "Robert E. Lee in Life and Legend"
Email from the American CWRT of Australia Results in Challenge to a Duel!
(Posted 02/04/2007)
The Stephen Dill Lee Institute: Bicentennial Symposium on Robert E. Lee
The 4th Legacy of Stones River Symposium in Murfreesboro, TN 8 AM to 4 PM on
Saturday, March 31, 2007. Topic: "Remembering the Civil War in Murfreesboro, Tennessee" including honoring the
80th anniversary of the establishment of the Stones River Battlefield
and featuring speakers, battlefield tours, music and living history demonstrations. (Posted 01/22/2007)
Ken Burns' THE CIVIL WAR television series airs on WTCI each Friday night
beginning January 26 through February 23, 2007. Click here for specific times and dates. (Posted 01/12/2007)
"Rock of Chickamauga" Tour presented by the Chattanooga Regional History Museum and the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park beginning Saturday, November 18 at the Regional History Museum at 1 PM for three hours - pricing and transportation information available at the Museum (423) 265-3247. (11/12/2006) The ebook: The Shenandoah Spy by Francis Hamit (11/08/2006) Astragal Press - Publisher of books on antique tools, early trades and early technology (10/17/2006)
NPS Announces the Schedule of Events for the African-American Confederate Soldiers (08/31/2006) Museum of the Confederacy in Financial Trouble (08/31/2006) New Civil War Book: Can You Hear Me: Miss Sarah's Civil War Journals by Gloria Kenmare Grant (07/30/2006) New Civil War Novel: War Comes to Broad River by Ron Jones based on the diary of Sgt. Isaac v. Moore, Company E, 37th Georgia Infantry, Army of Tennessee (07/23/2006)Albany, NY presents Civil War History in the Capital Region of New York State September 22-24, 2006 (07/21/2006)
2nd Annual Leonard Fant Golf Tournament scheduled for Thursday, October 5, 2006.This is a major
T. K. Kionka announces release of his new book:
Tom Chaffin's book signing has been postponned due to a death in the family. [Webmaster - 7/03/2006] N. B. Forrest Boyhood Home Fundraiser Set for June 24, 2006 (06/18/2006) KKK June 10, 2006 Antietam Battlefield rally opposed by the Sons of Confederate Veterans (06/17/2006) SCV N.B. Forrest Camp#3 email to SCV members from Dr. Michael Bradley regarding making travel plans and helping out the Tennessee Division of the SCV at the same time. (06/11/2006) Email from Tom Chaffin regarding his book: Sea of Gray: The Around-the-World Odyssey of the Confederate Raider Shenandoah (06/05/2006)
Information on the Georgia Historical Society's Profiles in Leadership series, We have several photos from this year's Confederate Decoration (Memorial) Day service at the Chattanooga Confederate Cemetery on June 3, 2006 sponsored by the N. B. Forrest Camp #3, Sons of Confederate Veterans. (06/03/2006) Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park has announced their 2006 Summer Schedule for Chickamauga Battlefield. A copy of this is available at: 2006 Summer Schedule. (06/01/2006). We have several photos from this year's "Union" Memorial Day Torchlight Tour. The Chattanooga Civil War Round Table's own president, Jim Ogden, led two tours of the National Cemetery and highlighted the graves of more than a dozen Union soldiers who were killed or died of wounds during the Battle of Reseca in May 1864. (05/30/2006). Check out our Links Page. We have added several local web pages and links to websites of both American Revolutionary War and, of course, Civil War interest. We also have posted references to the local Camps of the Sons of Union Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans. Check them out from time to time to keep informed of their meeting times and places. (05/29/2006). TOUR CHICKAMAUGA BATTLEFIELD WITH ED BEARSS and The Civil War Round Table of the District of Columbia on June 24 & 25, 2006 (04/18/2006). Just a note to say that we have changed the format of our website. Although a few page have not been updated with the new heading, we are working to achieve the "new look." Please let us know if something still is not right or does not work as expected! (04/05/2006) Lookout Mountain Battlefield Tour with Archeologist Lawrence Alexander (02/17/2006) 10th Annual Civil War Forum Battlefield Conference (02/10/2006) The Way Map Store is Going Out-Of-Business as of 2/28/2006 - 50% discount to be had. (02/10/2006)
Four recent book releases from Savas Beatie, LLC (12/12/05) Fire On The Water by Jim Gindlesperger (11/14/05)
Battle of Atlanta (re-enactments) - November 4 - 6, 2005
Battle of Missionary Ridge (re-enactment) - November 18 - 20, 2005
Confederate Monument Dedication - City of Chickamauga Cemetery
War Between the States Day Dixieland Steam Engine Excursion
Sixth Annual War Between the States Day and Arts & Crafts Festival September 19, 2005 - Friends of Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park Leonard Fant "Play for the Park Golf Tournament," Battlefield Golf Club, Fort Oglethorpe. For more information, (423) 624-6914 or www.chickchatt.org. (6/17/05)
May 17, 2005 Meeting Location Change - Hospitality Room, Sports and Activity
Center, Volunteers Needed April 2, 2005 (CTFP-03/30/05) Champion Hill:Decisive Battle for Vicksburg by Timothy B. Smith (2/11/05) Regional CWRT Conference Proposal (02/10/05)
Park Monuments Struck by Vandals (11/17/04) Cleburne Statue Needs Funds (10/27/04) "Readers Sound Off On the Price of Preservation in Franklin" (Tennessean.com-10/17/04) "Civil War preservationists here winning struggle" (CTFP-08/25/04) Trailhead Graphics offers tear-resistant & waterproof maps of many Civil War Battlefields (5/17/04) H. L. Hunley Burial Ceremony (4/17/04) Battlefield Transportation Plan (4/07/04) Battlefield Transportation Plan (3/31/04) 2004 Central Kentucky Civil War Heritage Trail, July 19-24, 2004 (3/12/04) Park Monuments Shot With Paintballs (1/21/04)
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