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The Battle of Antietam September 17, 1862. This was the bloodiest single day in American history. Men were buried in shallow and mass graves after serving their states valiantly. Southerners refer to This day as the Battle of Sharpsburg. See the TX and GA monuments in the “Cornfield”as well as the Bloody Lane and Burnside Bridge. Never Forget!

Confederate flags never flew over a slave ship.

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Gulf of Dixie!

Louisiana’s Memorial Hall. We love our Tigers. Wheat’s 1st LA and the 9th LA.

Jefferson Davis was here at his death in New Orleans.

Wilson’s Creek was a fascinating battle- Weaver shown above was the first Arkansas casualty of our Second Rebellion.

Documentary of the battle is linked below:

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Omer Rose Weaver of Little Rock, Arkansas, and friends, ca 1860. Weaver was killed in action at the Battle of Wilson’s Creek on August 10, 1861, while serving in the Confederate Army’s Pulaski Light Battery. Arkansas State Archives, PHC 2677.

Eisenhower was a great fan of Robert E Lee. Lee saved the Nation!

Hispanic Heritage Month —SCV

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Great presentation regarding Texans from Mexico that fought in the War of Northern Aggression.

The Southern Memorial is at risk at Arlington. God save the Southland. Deo Vindice

Picketts Charge - Picketts second wife was Native American. Her name was Morning Mist and she was Haida Indian.

Timetoast timelines

George Pickett Max R timeline.

George Pickett Max R timeline.

Something you will not hear in school...Alf Whiting was born in Winchester VA. He enlisted in the Army in 1861 serving in Company K, 13th VA Infantry with Isaac Brady, later they were transferred to the 11th VA Cavalry. They were both captured and jailed at Cumberland, MD. Mr. Brady was sent to Camp Chase, OH and Alf was offered his freedom, but refused to take the oath of allegiance or to remain with the Federals. Mr. Brady’s Father, Samuel D. Brady, who lived near Cumberland went on Whiting’s bond for $6,000.00 in the condition that he would not cross the river into VA during the war. Credit: Black Confederate Soldiers - Facebook Community

Whiting attended every Confederate reunion within reach, as well as funerals of veterans and selected his own pallbearers among them.