All meetings start about 7 pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month except November and December on the 3rd Wednesday at the Holden Senior Center, Main St. (Rt. 122A), Holden, Massachusetts.
| Sept. 25 | Alden C. Ellis, Jr. Author and consultant on the movie “Lady in Black” |
The Massachusetts Andrew Sharpshooters |
| Oct. 23 | Tom Army Prof. of History, UMass, Amherst |
From Gradualism to Immediatism: The Black Abolitionist Movement in the Coming of the Civil War |
| Nov. 20 | Col. Ted Gatchel Prof. of Tactics, Naval War College, Newport, RI |
Civil War Weapons and Technology in Civil War Small Arms |
| Dec. 18 | Members and Guests | Christmas Meeting/Show and Tell |
| Jan. 29 | Chuck Veit President, Navy and Marine Living History Association |
African-Americans in the Union Navy |
| Feb. 26 | John Balco Past-president of the CWRT of CM |
The War in the West: Glorieta Pass, New Mexico Related Links: General Description National Park Service: Glorieta Pass |
| March 26 | Melissa Grafe Author and consultant on the movie “Lady in Black”John R. Bumstead Librarian for Medical History, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library, Yale |
Civil War Medicine, including civil war soldiers’ images from Harewood Hospital, Washington, DC |
| April 23 | David Prentiss New Bedford Civil War Round Table |
Lincoln’s Leadership: the People, the Politicians and the Generals |
| May 28 | Brian Jordan Prof. of History, Gettysburg College, author |
Unholy Sabbath: The Battle of South Mountain in History and Memory, September 14, 1862 DINNER MEETING: at O’Connor’s Restaurant, West Boylston St., Worcester. Dinner gathering starting at 6 PM, lecture at 7:30. $25. Details to follow. |
| June 25 | Dr. Megan Kate Nelson Prof. of History and Literature, Harvard University, author |
Ruin Nation: Destruction and the American Civil War and Path of the Dead Men: Civil War in the Desert Southwest |