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Join us the 2nd Sunday of the month at 3 pm at the Gwinnett History Museum
Next Meeting: February 12 Topic: CSS Hunley Program	GWINNETT HISTORY MUSEUM Female Seminary Building 455 Perry Street Lawrenceville GA 30045 Mapquest Map
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Our informal group of Civil War buffs represents both Union and Confederate viewpoints; members range from the novice to published authors. The monthly meetings often include speakers on a range of Civil War era topics and are supplemented by regularly scheduled field trips to Civil War sites. Past Speakers: John Latty: 7th and 11th GA Cavalry *Henry Bryant: BATL Robert Banks: Custom Made Flags Dr. George Coletti: Stone Mountain - The Granite Sentinel Bill Long: Songs from the American Civil War and Mid-19th Century Jim Dale: Kennesaw Mountain Update Bob Price: Confederate Civil War Monuments Valerie Cox: Civil War Surgeons and Nurses Loren Pugh: Lt. General Leonidas Polk: The Early Years Kim Elmore: Civil War Christmas Ruth and Jim Cabanis: Leckie Letters from the 27th Georgia, Company D Brad Butkovich: The Families of Chickamauga Steve Narrie: The Battle of Mobile Bay Brad Quinlin: Marietta in 1864 Rick Clark: Daring Doctor in Dixie: Noel d'Alvigny Wiley Sword: Battle of Shiloh Diane Fuller and Cathy Jones: Women's Clothing in Mid-19th Century America David Mann and Mike Bowen: Battle of Jug Tavern Jeff Bailey: McGuire Plantation Dr. Bryan McGovern: John Mitchell - Irish Nationalist, Southern Secessionist Deborah Ann Denard, Georgia Civil War Commission: Plams for Sesquicentennial Dr. Betty Ann Brooks: Dr. Brooks' Ancestor Who Served on the CSS Alabama Henry Kurtz, Author of the Runaway Train Rick Weiman, Civil War Correspondence Gregory Eck: Kingston Saltpeter Cave Mike Martinez: Confederate Symbols and Monuments M. Shane Pinson and J.G. Smith: Battle History of the 18th Regiment Infantry, US Regulars Dr. John Fowler, Ph.D., Kennesaw State University: Siege and Surrender of Port Hudson, LA, 1863 Anthony Wood and Dan Curry: Reminiscences of Georgia Sharpshooter Edom T. Moon Hank Segars: Andersonville Bill Grimes: The Civil War Naval Museum in Port Columbus, GA David Floyd: The Story of Roswell Mills Shawn Sabo: The Irish Brigade Russell S. Bonds, Author of "Stealing the General" John Zeigler, Civil War Currency; Steve Narrie, Civil War Documents Mary Long, Author: Bill Arp, Uncivil War Humorist Gordon Blaker, Author: Augusta Powder Works Mark Willard and Steve Narrie: July 1st...July 2nd...July 3rd....Gettysburg 1863 Mauriel Joslyn, Founder, Patrick Cleburne Society Laraine Lind, Director, Rhodes Hall Dan Pollock: The Battle of Atlanta Jim Dale: Kennessaw Mountain Historical Association Dan Brown: Future Plans at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park Ward Zischke: How Military Study of Chickamauga and Kennesaw Mountain Help the U.S. Military Today in Afghanistan and Iraq Jim Shea: Wartime Letters of Henry William Shea, 1st Independent Ohio Artillery Bill Nelson: Battle of Sharpsburg - The Morning Battle on the Northern Flank Judd Smith, Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources: The State's Role in Preserving Historic Sites. Jennifer Collins, Director of the Gwinnett History Museum: Gwinnett County African Americans Before, During, and After the Civil War Tom Chaffin, author of "Sea of Gray, The Around-The-World Odyssey of the Confederate Raider Shenandoah" Carolyn Cary: William Thomas Overby, Proud Partisan Ranger Eric Peterson: Civil War Artillery - Field Pieces and Naval Ordnance Larry Stephens, author of “30th Alabama: Path to Glory” Philip Lee Williams, author of "A Distant Flame" and winner of the Shaara Award for Excellence in Civil War Fiction. Evan Castle: Jedidiah Hotchkiss, Mapmaker for Jackson and Lee Dr. Wally Phillips: The Seige and Fall of Fort Fisher, The Last Confederate Port Bastion Steve Narrie: The Battle of Perryville William Scaife: Confederate Command and Strategy Professor David O'Connell: Father Ryan - Unofficial Poet Laureate of the Confederacy Phyllis Davis, Gwinnett Historical Society: Civil War Cemeteries and Veterans in Gwinnett County Gould Hagler: Civil War Monuments in Georgia Stephen Davis, Assistant Editor, Blue and Gray Magazine Dr. Wally Phillips, MD: Medicine and Surgery During the American Civil War Bob Hoover: CSS Hunley vs. the USS Housatonic Dr. Adam Dasinger: Montgomery - How and why it became the first capital of the confederacy Jerry Cannon, Civil War relic hunter Richard Croker, author of "To Make Men Free - A Novel of the Battle of Antietam" Henry Stuhrman, painter Marc Galvin: Johnson's Island Prisoner of War Depot Sue Ann Falco and Norman Dasinger, Jr.: Battles of New Hope Church and Dallas William Scaife: Hood's War in Tennessee Eric Peterson : Sons of Union Veterans Camp in Ga Civil War Music and Songs Ron Moseley: The Stillwell Letters James Baggett: Scalawags - Southern Dissenters Battle of Shiloh Discussion Bill Clifton: Civil War Prints Glen Kyle: CSS Atlanta Ironclad Glen Hagood, Chaplain Reenactor Steve Tobelman: CSS Diana Gunboat Gregory Eck: 10th KY Cavalry CSA Dennis Elm, Collector; Relic Hunter Vicksburg Campaign and Seige Father Whelan, CSA, Chaplain of Ft. Pulaski and Andersonville Joseph P. Byrd, IV: 16th Georgia Infantry and 3rs GA Battalion Sharpshooters Eleanor Griffies: Georgia Military Institute at Marrietta Wendy Hamand Venet, Ph.D: Women of the Civil War**

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President

1st Vice President

2nd Vice President

Treasurer:

Steve Narrie

Mike Hammond

Mike Wood

interim -Steve Narrie

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President	1st Vice President	2nd Vice President	Treasurer:
Steve Narrie	Mike Hammond	Mike Wood	interim -Steve Narrie
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