FCCWRT
P.O. BOX 3232
FREDERICK, MD
21705-3232
Communications, memberships, questions, or comments for the Roundtable should be directed via email to:
Matt Borders - mborders@comcast.net
Join FCCWRT!
As a member of our group, you'll enjoy these benefits:
- receive the current newsletter
- receive email updates of local events related to Civil War history
Our yearly dues are:
- $30.00 for an individual
- $50.00 for a family up to four
- $5.00 for out of state members and members under 16 years of age
If you are interested in joining FCCWRT, contact us.
If you are a member and would like to renew, print out this form. You can mail it or bring it to one of our meetings.
Our Next Meeting
Location: Frederick County Civil War Round Table meetings are held at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine (NMCWM) on Patrick Street in Downtown Frederick, Maryland
Time: The 3rd Thursday of each month (September - May), 7pm.
Due to the changing nature of the pandemic, and the distance some of our speakers, some meetings may only be offered by Zoom or Facebook Live. In which case, those will be announced in the Frederick County Civil War Round Table Newsletter and on the Facebook page.
2022:
September 15 - (This is a Field Trip Meeting and will meet at Fox's Gap at 6:30pm)
Speaker: Steve Stotelmyer
Topic: Fox's Gap Past & Present
October 20 -
Speaker: Roger Schwarz
Topic: The Lincoln / Douglass Debates
November 17 -
Speaker: Tom McMillan
Topic: Armistead and Hancock: Behind the Gettysburg Legend of Two Friends at the Turning Point of the Civil War
December 15 -
Speaker: Alex Rossino
Topic: Their Maryland: The Army of Northern Virginia From the Potomac Crossing to Sharpsburg in September 1862
2023:
January 19 -
Speaker: Anthony Trusso
Topic: Francis Barlow & the 61st New York Infantry
February 16 -
Speaker: Chris Bryan
Topic: Cedar Mountain to Antietam: A Civil War Campaign History of the Union XII Corps, July – September 1862
March 16 -
Speaker: Ron Kirkwood
Topic: “Too Much for Human Endurance”: The George Spangler Farm Hospitals and the Battle of Gettysburg
April 20 -
Speaker: Leon Reed
Topic: No Greater Calamity for the Country: North-South Conflict, Secession, and the Onset of the Civil War
May 19 -
Speaker: Eric Wittenberg
Topic: Destined to Fail: The Johnson-Gilmor Cavalry Raid around Baltimore, July 10-13, 1864
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