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.

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It's time to decide what your topic choices will be for the October discussion. We have an Adobe Acrobat file which can be downloaded, filled out, saved, and then emailed to Bob Jones. Click here for the page which contains the link to the Adobe Acrobat form.

Our October discussion will be based on The Cause Lost   Myths and Realities of the Confederacy by William C. Davis.  The Table of Contents/Sections is listed on the web site. Click here to view the table of contents.

The Civil War Preservation Trust has a new animated map of the first day at Chancellorsville.

A link to the map is on our Links page.

MARINERS MUSEUM TRIP POSTPONED

The bus trip to the Mariners Museum has been postponed until Fall due to Bob Jones’ illness. Details will be released in future newsletters and on this web site.

Marine Society in Salem, Mass. "forgives" Matthew Maury.

Through the effort of our own Scott Walker and others in the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Matthew Maury has been brought back from disgrace. Read the full story in the Free Lance-Star at this location.