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:
With some exceptions, Federal forces tended to name battles for the nearest body of water, while the Confederates named battles after the nearest community-practices which gave some battles more than one name, like Bull Run/Manassas and Antietam/Sharpsburg.
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