About Us
The Alabama Civil War Round Table was founded in 1990 by a group of Civil War History enthusiasts, and has grown to a membership of over 80+.
We discuss anything and everything that pertains to the American Civil War such as:
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Soldiers |
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Tactics |
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Generals |
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Medicine |
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Weaponry |
You name it, we have had a speaker on it in our 20 years of meetings.
Our meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month at:
The Hyatt Place Hotel which is located at 2980 John Hawkins Parkway in Hoover, AL ( see map).
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* We have eight (11) meetings a year. We
do not have a meeting in the month of December.
Our meeting time is at 7:00 P.M. unless posted otherwise on the Home Page.
The first 15 minutes pertains to club business, and then we have a speaker from 7:15 until 8:00pm.
Visitors are welcomed.
| The 2010-2011 ACWRT Board of Directors |
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| Title |
Name |
Phone |
Email |
| President |
Mr. Jim Price |
205-874-2154 |
price.energy@yahoo.com |
| Vice President |
Mr. Dan Peace |
205-913-6298 |
dpeace6499@aol.com |
| Treasurer |
Mr. Rick Dunphy |
205-969-206 |
rdunphy@bellsouth.net |
| Communications |
Mr. Bob Sorrell |
205-915-7073 |
rcsorrell@mindspring.com |
| Program Director |
Mr. Bill Fleming |
205-223-8784 |
Bflem10092@bellsouth.net |
| Members at Large |
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| Name |
Phone |
Email |
| Mr. Ben Dugger |
205-362-1389 |
duggerb@centurytel.net |
| Mr. Scott Gilpin |
205-529-1983 |
scott@umstewardshipresources.org |
| Mr. David Neel |
205-913-4873 |
dsneeljr@yahoo.com |
| Mr. Jim Owens |
404-771-4538 |
jamowens@bellsouth.net |
| Mr. Joe Ray |
205-444-7701 |
joeoray@charter.net |
| Mr. John Thompson |
205-621-1566 |
jondeb@bellsouth.net |
| Mr. Ben Powell |
205-540-6861 |
benbord3@charter.net |
| Mr. Stephen Valdes |
205-753-0285 |
jondeb@bellsouth.net |
| Mr. Frank Higgins |
205-602-7476 |
fhiggman@cs.com |
If you have any questions or suggestions contact one of the above board members by phone or email.
You can also contact us
Here.
Answer to Trivia Question:
Union and Confederate soldiers gave this name to sergeant Richard R. Kirkland of the 2nd South Carolina Volunteers, after he risked his life to carry water and provide comfort to wounded Union soldiers at the Battle of Fredericksburg. Sergeant Kirkland was killed the following year at the Battle of Chickamauga.
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