The Rappahannock Valley Civil War Round Table was founded as an organization open to all people interested in learning about the Civil War and in preserving the hallowed ground where the soldiers fought.
We meet on the second Monday of each month. Our website includes information about the round table's next program, a review of the previous program, a calendar of upcoming events, a complete listing of all past programs and tours and links to other Civil War and preservation websites. Check out our monthly newsletter.  

The Rappahannock Valley Civil War Round Table is a tax-exempt organization as described in the Internal Revenue Code, Section 501(c)3.

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park presents History at Sunset. For complete details, and the schedule of speakers/topics, click here.

RVCWRT ball caps are still available and may be purchased at future dinner meetings. The first shipment of 50 ball caps sold quickly and a second shipment was ordered to satisfy demand. The cost is $15 per ball cap. If you want to reserve a ball cap, please call Conway Richardson at (540) 548-2112.

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The revised Constitution for our Roundtable has been added to this web site. No significant changes were made to the organization as a result of this revision.  Please review the document and provide any suggested changes to Bob Pfile at bobp60@comcast.net.  The new constitution will be available for review at the June 8 meeting and will be voted on at the July 13 dinner meeting. Click here to go to the constitution.

The winner of the 2009 RVCWRT $ 3000 scholarship is Kyle Allwine, a graduating senior at King George High School.  Kyle has been accepted at The University of Mary Washington and will begin his studies in the fall.  Kyle and his parents will attend our July 13^th dinner meeting and be recognized at that time and Kyle will also present a short synopsis of his winning essay “The End of Sail, the Beginning of Steam and Iron”. Click here to read Kyle's winning essay.

When you purchase from Amazon through our website, all commissions earned are donated to the Central Virginia Battlefields Trust for battlefield preservation. Go to Amazon through our bookstore page.

Last Update: Jun 25, 2008

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