FCCWRT
P.O. BOX 3232
FREDERICK, MD
21705-3232
Communications, memberships, questions, or comments for the Roundtable should be directed via email to:
frederickcivilwarroundtable
@gmail.com
We are located at the crossroads of the Civil War
- To cultivate and preserve Frederick County's Civil War heritage and broaden the understanding of the history of the Civil War Era and its impact on our nation
- To explore the many facets of the Civil War from the battlefield to 1st person narratives, including guest lectures by writers and historians
- To support historical projects and activities aimed at increasing public interest and appreciation of our Civil War history, both locally and nationally
The Frederick County Civil War Roundtable (FCCWRT) meets at 7:00 PM on the third Thursday of each month from September thru May. The Roundtable meets at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine (NMCWM) 48 East Patrick Street in Downtown Frederick, Maryland 21701. The meetings are open and free to the public.
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.
2024:
September 19 - Guided tour of the National Museum of Civil War Medicine, this will start at 6pm as opposed to the regular 7pm.
October 17 - Gary Casteel, Historical Monumentation and Sculpture
November 21 - Brad Gottfried, Lee Invades the North: A Comparison of the Maryland and Gettysburg Campaigns
December 19 - Judith Sumner (ZOOM Meeting), Plants in the Civil War
2025:
January 16 - Drew Gruber, The Siege of Yorktown
February 20 - Bernie Siler, Parallel Lives - Washington DC in the 19th & 20th Century
March 20 - Betty Shideler, Death and Mourning in the Civil War
April 17 - Brian Baracz, True Grit: General George S. Green at Antietam
May 15 - Garry Adelman, Civil War in the West Photo Extravaganza
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