***TIME CHANGE -DINNER AT 6:30-KCWRT BUSINESS & ANNOUNCEMENTS AT 7:15- LECTURE AT 7:30***
Jan 9— Michael Shaffer, Historian & Author, “Francis Shoup and the Chattahoochee River Line”
Feb 13— Kent Wright, Historian, “John Bull, Uncle Sam, and King Cotton: Conflicted Friendships in the War for Southern Independence”
Mar 13— Gordon Rhea, Historian & Author, “Cold Harbor”
Apr 10— James “Bud” Robertson, Historian & Author, “The Turning Point of the Civil War”
May 8— Brian Allison, Historian & Author, “The Battle of Nashville”
Jun 12— Earl Hess, Historian & Author, “Braxton Bragg”
Jul 10— Will Greene, Historian & Author, “The Battle of the Crater”
Aug 14— Tim Smith, Historian & Author, “Difficult and Broken Ground: The Terrain Factor at Shiloh”
Sept 11— Frank O’Reilly, Historian, Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania NMP, “Spotsylvania: Two Fights at the Mule Shoe Salient”
Oct 9 — John Marszalek, Historian & Author “The Winning Combination: Grant & Sherman”
Nov 13—Ed Bearss, Chief Historian Emeritus/Author, “Farthest Forward: Pickett and Pettigrew at Gettysburg”
Dec 11—Krista Castillo, Fort Negley Museum Coordinator, “Santa Claus in the Trenches: Celebrating Christmas in the Civil War”
Jan ’19—Jim Ogden, Historian, Chickamauga/Chattanooga NMP, TBD
