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THE CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE

OF

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, INC

Presents

CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE BEGINS 2008-2009 SEASON

The Civil War Round Table of Wilmington, Delaware, Inc. needs your support and your participation in its program in 2008-2009. The fourth oldest Civil War Round Table in the United States is a magnet for teachers, scholars, writers re-enactors and anyone with an interest in the history of The Late Unpleasantness:

Monthly Programs: The Round Table meets the first Wednesday each month from September through May at The Bourbon Street Grill (formerly Crerands Ale House), 2605 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont, Delaware. Dinner starts at 6:30 P.M. ($13.00) followed by the program ($3.00) at 7:30 P.M. The Round Table puts on a first-class historical presentation by an author, scholar or performer each month.

Field Trip: The Round Table plans a spring field trip to a Civil War battlefield or historical site each year, complete with tour bus and top quality guides.

Publications: The Round Table got a $5,000 publication grant from Fair Play Foundation to produce Untying the Political Knot: Delaware During the War Between the States, a major historical anthology about Delaware’s role in the Civil War.

Delaware State History Day: Each year the Round Table provides judges and gives a savings bond prize to the best Civil War historical project submitted by high school students on Delaware State History Day

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Fields of Civil War Historical Interest:

Military history                             Social & Political History

Biography& famous persons         Music

Weapons and accouterments         Photography

Re-enacting                                   Other

Membership Type:                                  

Student $5.00 per year               Individual $15.00 per year

Family $20.00 per year               Life Membership $250.00

For information call or e-mail:                  

Frank Giamboy, President: TEL: 302-798-6879                                          

E-mail: frankboy@comcast.net                                                           

Tom Reed, Editor: TEL:302-477-2070                                                       

E-mail: tjreed@mail.widener.edu

Mail to:       

Civil War Round Table of Wilmington, Delaware, Inc.                               

71 W. Fifth Street

New Castle, DE 19720                                                           

                                                                                                         

  MEETINGS AT THE BOURBON STREET GRILL   (FORMERL CRERANDS ALE HOUSE)

DINNER & BAR SERVICES

NO PRIOR

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

Place: Bourbon Street Grill (formerly Crerands Ale House)

2605 Philadelphia Pike 

Claymont, DE 19703

TEL: 302-798-2521                                                                                     

Time: Dinner at 6:30 P.M. Program at 7:30 P.M.

Business meeting follows program

Price: Dinner $13.00; meeting $3.00 (not included in dinner price)

Wednesday September 3, 2008

Speaker: Daid Goetz

Topic: Post-war History: The Relationship between General Grant & John S. Mosby

Entrees: TBA

Wednesday October 1, 2008

Speaker: Les Rolston

Topic: Military History: The Confederate Soldier in New England

Wednesday November 5, 2008

Speaker: Melissa Delacour

Topic: Biography: Maj. Gen. Lunsford Lomax

Entrees: TBA

Wednesday December 3, 2008

Speaker Richard Lewis

Topic. Military History: "The Genius of Stonewall Jackson"

Entrees:TBA

Wednesday January 9, 2009

Speaker: TBA

Topic: TBA

Entrees: TBA

Wednesday February 4, 2009

Speaker: Bruce Stocking

Topic: Re-enacting: Gen. Winfield S. Hancock of Norristown

Entrees: TBA

Monday, February 23, 2009

A Special Presentation with Widener University School of Law at Widener University School of Law, Wilmington, DE.

Topic: The Lincoln Bi-Centennial Program

Leading Speaker James Swanson, author of Manhunt.

Admission: TBA:

Wednesday March 4, 2009

Speaker: J. David Petruzzi

Topic: Military History: Plenty of Blame to Go Around: Jeb Stuart’s Ride to Gettysburg

Entrees: TBA

Wednesday April 1, 2009

Speaker: Ed Bonekemper

Topic:Military History: Grant & Lee: victorious American & Vanquished Virginian

Entrees: TBA

Wednesday May 6, 2009

Speaker Bob O’Connor

Topic: History: The Perfect Steel Trap: Harper’s Ferry 1859

Entrees: TBA

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