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Historic Organizations and Places
Find Civil War Round Tables, museums, historical societies, battlefields, forts, cemeteries, historic houses, National Park Service sites, state historic sites, speakers, and tour providers — with meeting details, visiting information, and upcoming events.
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- Archives — Manuscript collections, records repositories, and research archives holding letters, diaries, muster rolls, and photographs.
- Battlefields — Preserved battlefield ground, whether federal, state, local, or privately held, with the trails, markers, and programs interpreting it.
- Cemeteries — National, Confederate, church, and municipal burial grounds with documented military graves and commemorative programs.
- Civil War Round Tables — Local study groups that meet on a regular schedule to hear speakers, discuss the war, and support preservation.
- Forts — Coastal and inland fortifications, earthworks, and arsenals open to visitors.
- Historic Properties — Historic houses, plantations, headquarters buildings, churches, and other properties interpreted for the public.
- Historical Societies — County, city, and state historical societies with collections, programs, and research services.
- Libraries — Research libraries and special collections with significant military-history holdings.
- Local Historic Sites — Sites operated by a county, city, or town.
- Museums — Military, regional, and specialist museums with permanent collections and changing exhibitions.
- National Park Service Sites — National battlefields, military parks, historic sites, monuments, and cemeteries administered by the National Park Service.
- Preservation Organizations — Nonprofits that acquire, protect, and interpret historic land and buildings.
- Seminar and Tour Providers — Organizations that run battlefield tours, staff rides, symposia, and multi-day seminars.
- Speakers and Guides — Historians, authors, and licensed guides available to speak to groups or lead tours.
- State Historic Sites — Historic sites and properties administered by a state agency.
- State Parks — State parks with historic resources, battlefields, or interpretive programs.
- University and Nonprofit Sites — Historic sites operated by a university, foundation, or other nonprofit.