The flag shown above is General Forrest's version of  the Confederate Battle Flag. The missing star is in honor of a Northern-occupied state.

Our Confederate Belles

The picture below is of our "Real Daughter," Mrs. Elizabeth Dorris Duke Stanford, whose father, Sgt.-Maj. William J. Duke, served with the 21st Georgia Infantry. Mouse over it and see Santa dancing with Mrs. Hunt, another resident of Mrs. Stanford's nursing home. (Every year our members and their belles visit local nursing homes.) Mouse over this picture

We are well equipped to recreate the life of our Confederate forefathers with several authenic muskets and two mighty fine, full-sized, reproduction cannon.

Davis's pistols are a cased pair of Belgian-made, single-shot pistols with ivory grips. They are in the Berman Museum in Anniston, Alabama. A veteran of the U.S. Army, before the War Davis represented Mississippi in the U.S. Senate and was Secretary of War.

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Ability carried the Wizard of the Saddle from private to general. If he didn't get there first with the most, he fooled the Yankees into thinking he had! To learn more about General Forrest go to The Forrest Preserve. More about General Forrest's exploits during the War. Correcting lies about General Forest Read about how General Forrest saved Rome, Georgia.

Go to The Dixie Daily News.

Go to a list of links about the War Between the States.

Go to the Colorado Division of the SCV.

To view "The War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies"click on this title on this page.

Surf the Dixieland Ring - a webring (linked URLs about the Confederacy)

Learn about life in Georgia during the War.

Read the non-PC Truth about the War.

Read about possible causes of the War.

Learn about Black Confederates

Read about the "Bomb Brothers".

Read about "Bill Arp," a Confederate humorist.

Learn about artillery: Site One, Site Two.

Follow the Blue and Gray Trail through Georgia.

Read short biographies of Confederate (and Union) Generals.

Missouri Dividion SCV

Sterling Price Camp 145

Georgia Monument Gettysburg

List of some more War Between the States webrings: Civil War Art Ring - Specializes in sites that sell art Civil War Circuit - Reference Civil War Heritage Ring - Heritage and reference Civil War On-Line - Internet war game Civil War Virtual Archive WebRing - Reference ring The Confederate Ring - Southern heritage ring Reenactors Ring - Reenacting groups' web pages Confederate Army Regiments Webring - Information about Confederate units Southron Ring - Southern heritage

 

Heritage - Not Hate

Confederate Memorial Day observed at Wick's Tavern

The Forrest Escort Camp's color guard leads the 2001 march to the Georgia State Capitol to celebrate General Robert E. Lee's birthday and support  maintaining the current State flag, which combines the State seal on a blue field with the Confederate battle flag.

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