Union Occupation Remembrance
To recognize the 150th anniversary of the Union Army invading Huntsville, the Huntsville Ghost Walk will present the "Union Occupation Remembrance" on
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Civil War Experience Sample Itinerary
“Civil War Experience for Groups” Huntsville, Alabama
Sample Itinerary
Although its location insulated the state from much of the major Civil War military activity, Alabama hosted the infant Confederate States of America and fueled the Southern military effort with its young men and critical iron industry. In North Alabama, visitors have the opportunity to experience
“West Point on the Eve of the Civil War”
Tennessee Valley Civil War Round Table – April 12th Meeting Civil War Sesquicentennial - 2011 to 2015 "West Point on the Eve of the Civil War,
“Making Sense of the Civil War”
The Alabama Humanities Foundation has partnered with public libraries in Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, and Montgomery to develop a five-part reading
“Duty Driven: North Alabama African Americans during the Civil War”
Tennessee Valley Civil War Round Table – March 8th Meeting Civil War Sesquicentennial - 2011 to 2015 "Duty Driven: North Alabama African Ame
“Messengers of Death: How the Press Reported the Civil War”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE! Questions concerning this announcement should be directed to TVCWRT, Attn: Emil L. Posey, at 256-541-2483 or by return email
“Breaking the Backbone of the Rebellion”
Tennessee Valley Civil War Round Table – January 12th Meeting Civil War Sesquicentennial - 2011 to 2015 "Breaking the Backbone of the Rebellio
Joseph “Fightin’ Joe” Wheeler – The Man, His Life, and His Plantation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE! Questions concerning this announcement should be directed to TVCWRT, Attn: Emil L. Posey, at 256-541-2483 or by return email
October 21-23 Atlanta Campaign Tour
Note: This is a companion notice (the battlefield tour) to yesterday's notice of the Round Table's October meeting -- Questions concerning this a
“The Atlanta Campaign: Part 1, Ringgold Gap to Kennesaw Mountain”
Tennessee Valley Civil War Round Table "The Atlanta Campaign: Part 1, Ringgold Gap to Kennesaw Mountain” By Greg Biggs, military historian, Ci
Tennessee Valley Round Table—SPEAKER CHANGE
Our scheduled speaker, Dr. Kenneth Noe, of Auburn University, has postponed his lecture here Thursday evening due to being injured in an automobile ac
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