FCCWRT
P.O. BOX 3232
FREDERICK, MD
21705-3232
Communications, memberships, questions, or comments for the Roundtable should be directed to:
frederickcivilwarroundtable
@gmail.com
Links of Interest
- Monocacy National Battlefield
- Monocacy National Battlefield Facebook
- Gettysburg National Military Park
- Manassas National Battlefield Park
- Harpers Ferry National Historic Site
- Antietam National Battlefield
- Clara Barton National Historic Site
- American Battlefield Protection Program
- South Mountain State Battlefield Park
- National Civil War Museum
- American Civil War Museum
- National Museum of Civil War Medicine
- Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum
- Rose Hill Manor and Children's Museum
- Frederick County Civil War Round Table Facebook Page
- Tourism Council of Frederick County Events Page
- Civil War News
- Heart of the Civil War Heritage Area
- Journey Through Hallowed Ground
- Hagerstown Civil War Round Table
- The Pipe Creek Civil War Roundtable
- Civil War Round Table Websites
- Civil War Book Review - Louisiana State University Press book reviews, on all aspects of the Civil War.
- Smithsonian Institute- Civil War at the Smithsonian
- American Battlefield Trust
- Causes of the Civil War
- History of Nursing From the Civil War Onward
- Cotton is King - Great article about cotton production, its use in the war and international politics
- American Civil War Game Club
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 (unless otherwise noted).
Due to the distance of 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.
2026:
September 17: Opening of season field trip! Rose Hill Manor @ 6:30pm
October 15: Kevin Pollack - A Seared Soul: The Fall of Fitz John Porter
November 19: Katie Migneault - Feeding the Army: Civil War Logististics
December 17: Brad Stone - Civil War Mascots
2027:
January 21, 2027: Tim Snyder - Jackson's Winter Campaign 1861-1862
February 18, 2027: Fergus Bordewich - Klan War
March 18, 2027: Jake Wynn - A Lynching in Chambersburg: A Civil War Murder and It's Forgotten Legacy
April 15, 2027: Kelly White - The Quaker Abolitionists of Loudoun County, VA
May 20, 2027: Cory Pfarr - The United States Signal Service in the Maryland Campaign
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