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I have seen my first real battle and hope it is the last. I never want to see men die in heaps as I did Sunday... - Seth Gilbert Evans, Company C, 57th New York Volunteers - Pearce Collection Letters


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Welcome to the Civil War Round Table of Dallas

WELCOME TO THE CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE OF DALLAS

 

No event in our history fascinates Americans as much as the Civil War.  Our interest in the war is only natural for "it was the crossroads of our being," as author Shelby Foote said, "It defines us."

 

The Civil War Round Table of Dallas is a diverse group of men and woman of all ages and from varying backgrounds who enjoy learning about the American Civil War.  It includes history enthusiasts as well as individuals who are just beginning to develop an interest in the Civil War.  It is neither pro-Confederate nor pro-Union in its views, but rather presents topics from both viewpoints of the war.

We meet on the second Wednesday of each month to hear guest speakers, many of whom are nationally known historians, and to discuss a wide range of topics.  Membership is open to anyone at the cost of $25 per year.

Our meetings are held at the Divine Coffee Shop in the Northlake Shopping Center, located at 10233 East Northwest Highway, Suite 434.  This is on the northeast corner of Ferndale Road and Northwest Highway (Mapsco 27Z) (click here for map to restaurant).  The meal is a buffet at a cost of $15 per person.  It is served shortly after 6:00 and the speaker begins about 7:00.  There is usually a question and answer period following the presentation, time permitting.  Meetings are generally end around 8:15.  Dress is casual.

 

 

UPCOMING MEETINGS

 

There will be no meetings in July and August as we will be in “Summer Quarters”

 

Our fall meetings are as follows:

 

Wednesday, September 9 – Jack Waugh – Lincoln and McClellan: A Troubled Relationship

 

Wednesday, October 14 – Pat Falci: Robert E. Lee: Cause, Country and All

 

Wednesday, November 11 – Craig Symonds, Ph.D. – Lincoln and his Admirals

 

Wednesday, December 9 – To be announced

 

 

PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR THE MEETING

 

To make your reservation, email Gerry York at Gygolf@charter.net or call Pax Glenn at 214-352-8138 or Scott Robson at 214-348-7703 by noon on the Tuesday before the Wednesday meeting.  DON’T BE A NO-SHOW.  If you have made reservations and then learn you cannot attend, we ask you to cancel by noon on the Tuesday before the meeting so we can inform the restaurant.  If we are charged for the no-show meal by the restaurant, we will have to charge you for it.

 

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Grady McWhiney Award of Merit

The Grady McWhiney Award, named in honor of Dr. Grady McWhiney, is presented annually to an individual or organization that has contributed significantly to the scholarship or preservation of Civil War history.  Winners of the Grady McWhiney Award of Merit have been:

 

1998 Grady McWhiney, Ph.D.

 

1999 Charles and Peggy Pearce – Pearce Collection of Civil War Letters and Documents

 

2000 John C. Waugh: Author of The Class of 1846 and Reelecting Lincoln: The Battle of the 1864 Presidency

 

2001 Scott Bowden and Bill Ward – Authors of Last Chance for Victory: Robert E. Lee and the Gettysburg Campaign

 

2002 Steve Woodworth, Ph.D. – Author of numerous books on the Civil War and Professor of History at TCU

 

2003 Donald S. Frazier, Ph.D. – Civil War historian and Executive Director of the Grady McWhiney Research Foundation

 

2004 B.D. Patterson, D.D.S. – Dean of the Harold B. Simpson Hill College History Complex and Conference Research

 

2005 Anne J. Bailey, Ph.D. – Professor of History at Georgia College and State University, Milledgeville, Georgia

 

2006 Glenn Linden, Ph.D. – Professor of History at SMU

 

2007 Mr. Edwin C. Bearss – Civil War Historian and Chairman Emeritus of the U.S. Nation Parks

 

2008 Richard F. Selcer, Ph.D. – Northlake College

 

2009 Richard B. McCaslin, Ph.D., Chair of the History Department at the University of North Texas

 

 

 




The Civil War Round Table of Dallas proudly supports the Civil War battlefield preservation efforts of CWPT. To learn more, please contact CWPT at
202-367-1861
or visit their website at
Civil War Preservation Trust
Copyright ©2009 Civil War Round Table of Dallas

Civil War Round Table of Dallas

Quotes from the Civil War
We were just drove in to the slotter [sic] pen... our men fell like grass before the sythe. - S.F. Buchanan, 48th Virginia Infantry - Pearce Collection Letters


Civil War
Round Table
of Dallas


Home

Schedule

Links

Contact
CWRT Dallas

Speaker's
Page

Welcome to the Civil War Round Table of Dallas

WELCOME TO THE CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE OF DALLAS

 

No event in our history fascinates Americans as much as the Civil War.  Our interest in the war is only natural for "it was the crossroads of our being," as author Shelby Foote said, "It defines us."

 

The Civil War Round Table of Dallas is a diverse group of men and woman of all ages and from varying backgrounds who enjoy learning about the American Civil War.  It includes history enthusiasts as well as individuals who are just beginning to develop an interest in the Civil War.  It is neither pro-Confederate nor pro-Union in its views, but rather presents topics from both viewpoints of the war.

We meet on the second Wednesday of each month to hear guest speakers, many of whom are nationally known historians, and to discuss a wide range of topics.  Membership is open to anyone at the cost of $25 per year.

Our meetings are held at the Divine Coffee Shop in the Northlake Shopping Center, located at 10233 East Northwest Highway, Suite 434.  This is on the northeast corner of Ferndale Road and Northwest Highway (Mapsco 27Z) (click here for map to restaurant).  The meal is a buffet at a cost of $15 per person.  It is served shortly after 6:00 and the speaker begins about 7:00.  There is usually a question and answer period following the presentation, time permitting.  Meetings are generally end around 8:15.  Dress is casual.

 

 

UPCOMING MEETINGS

 

There will be no meetings in July and August as we will be in “Summer Quarters”

 

Our fall meetings are as follows:

 

Wednesday, September 9 – Jack Waugh – Lincoln and McClellan: A Troubled Relationship

 

Wednesday, October 14 – Pat Falci: Robert E. Lee: Cause, Country and All

 

Wednesday, November 11 – Craig Symonds, Ph.D. – Lincoln and his Admirals

 

Wednesday, December 9 – To be announced

 

 

PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR THE MEETING

 

To make your reservation, email Gerry York at Gygolf@charter.net or call Pax Glenn at 214-352-8138 or Scott Robson at 214-348-7703 by noon on the Tuesday before the Wednesday meeting.  DON’T BE A NO-SHOW.  If you have made reservations and then learn you cannot attend, we ask you to cancel by noon on the Tuesday before the meeting so we can inform the restaurant.  If we are charged for the no-show meal by the restaurant, we will have to charge you for it.

 

Quick Links

Monthly NewsMembership Form

 

Grady McWhiney Award of Merit

The Grady McWhiney Award, named in honor of Dr. Grady McWhiney, is presented annually to an individual or organization that has contributed significantly to the scholarship or preservation of Civil War history.  Winners of the Grady McWhiney Award of Merit have been:

 

1998 Grady McWhiney, Ph.D.

 

1999 Charles and Peggy Pearce – Pearce Collection of Civil War Letters and Documents

 

2000 John C. Waugh: Author of The Class of 1846 and Reelecting Lincoln: The Battle of the 1864 Presidency

 

2001 Scott Bowden and Bill Ward – Authors of Last Chance for Victory: Robert E. Lee and the Gettysburg Campaign

 

2002 Steve Woodworth, Ph.D. – Author of numerous books on the Civil War and Professor of History at TCU

 

2003 Donald S. Frazier, Ph.D. – Civil War historian and Executive Director of the Grady McWhiney Research Foundation

 

2004 B.D. Patterson, D.D.S. – Dean of the Harold B. Simpson Hill College History Complex and Conference Research

 

2005 Anne J. Bailey, Ph.D. – Professor of History at Georgia College and State University, Milledgeville, Georgia

 

2006 Glenn Linden, Ph.D. – Professor of History at SMU

 

2007 Mr. Edwin C. Bearss – Civil War Historian and Chairman Emeritus of the U.S. Nation Parks

 

2008 Richard F. Selcer, Ph.D. – Northlake College

 

2009 Richard B. McCaslin, Ph.D., Chair of the History Department at the University of North Texas

 

 

 




The Civil War Round Table of Dallas proudly supports the Civil War battlefield preservation efforts of CWPT. To learn more, please contact CWPT at
202-367-1861
or visit their website at
Civil War Preservation Trust
Copyright ©2009 Civil War Round Table of Dallas