Linda, past President of the Frankie Lyle UDC Chapter 2074 gave a First Person interpretation on Scynthis Stewart Boyd of New Manchester.  Ms. Boyd was a worker at the New Manchester Mill west of Atlanta when Sherman troops came through.  The mill was destroyed and many of the workers sent north

Camp Oglethorpe - the forgotten Confederate POW camp specifically for Union Officers. A quest of discovery.

Civil War Prisons - Comparing Northern and Southern Prisons

General Stand Watie and the Cherokee Confederates

Weaponry and other important artifacts associated with the Battle of Browns Mill

The Battles of Peach Tree creek

The Rev. Dr. John Suttles presented a historical account of the deep spiritual beliefs of both General Robert E Lee and General Stonewall Jackson as relate to their roles and responsibilities in the Civil War as well as the aftermath.

Winston Skinner gave a fascinating presentation about many of the historical markers throughout Coweta County

Our own Allen Payton describes the many battles of the 19th Georgia Infantry

Col Perry Bennet (USA, Ret) is a true historian's historian. His military background gives him a unique perspective on how battles are won or lost.

Robert Jenkins, in addition to being an Attorney, is a veritable textbook on the Civil War battles. His September presentation was about the battles surrounding Atlanta and how in a very short order the Southern soldiers went from a victory to a significant loss.

Mrs Mundy gave a presentation of the Brown’s Island explosion – the story of a Confederate munitions facility on a small island in Richmond Virginia harbor, near the ancient Tredegar Iron Works. As the men were off to war, women and children staffed the facility when an explosion killed many.

The daughter of the Man Who Carved Stone Mountain. A riveting account of the trials and tribulations of the man who was successful in completing the magnificent Stone Mountain monument.

An in-depth study of the legendary Doc Holliday and the Georgia Connection.

Presenting her interpretation of the life of Julia Jackson, the sole remaining daughter of General Stonewall Jackson.

John gave a detailed account of the background, the development and the current status of the Confederate Constitution.

Robert Jones is an expert on many topics – Civil War, Revolutionary War, War of 1812, WWI, WWII and the Old West. He has written many books on these historical events. (37 and counting) We really appreciate his willingness to honor us with his presentation. For more info, his website is: http://www.rcjbooks.com and his email address is jone442@bellsouth.net.

Cassie spoke at length about the Nash Farm Battlefield efforts. However this portion of her presentation dealt primarily with the work and status of Markers and Statues. Cassie is a member of The Georgia Civil War Commission.