The Civil War Centennial Handbook

by William H. Price

Civil War Round Tables

CALIFORNIA (3)

La Jolla—Ezra J. Warner, P.O. Box 382.

Los Angeles—(Southern California CWRT), Col. Paul "Reb" Benton, 466 South Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, California.

Torrance—Peter A. LaRosa, 4240 West 178th Street.

COLORADO (1)

Denver—(Colorado CWRT), Hubert Kaub, 740 Steele Street, Zone 6.

CONNECTICUT (2)

Hartford—W. J. Lowry, Hartford National Bank & Trust Company.

Niantic—Norman B. Peck, Jr., Remagen Road.

DELAWARE (1)

Wilmington—Dr. Richard H. Myers, 34 Paschall Road, Zone 3.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (1)

Washington—James M. Lazard, Box 38, Army & Navy Club, Zone 5.

GEORGIA (1)

Atlanta—Col. Allen P. Julian, 1753 Peachtree Street, N. E.

KENTUCKY (1)

Lexington—(Kentucky CWRT), Dr. Hambleton Tapp, University of Kentucky.

ILLINOIS (8)

Chicago—Gilbert Twiss, 18 West Chestnut Street.

LaSalle—Dr. Russell C. Slater, 744 First Street.

Lyons—(Gray and Blue CWRT), O. H. Felton, Box 106.

Park Forest—Malcolm Macht, 495 Talala.

Peoria—(National Blues CWRT), H. R. Sours, 2623 West Moss Avenue.

Quad Cities—Mrs. Marilyn A. Hasselroth, Box 508, Milan, Illinois.

Rockford—Timothy Hughes, 2208 Ridge Avenue.

Springfield—George L. Cashman, Lincoln Lodge, Oak Ridge.

INDIANA (6)

Evansville—Col. Robert M. Leich, P.O. Box 869, Zone 1.

Indianapolis—Donald Shaner, 3122 North Richardt, Zone 26.

Mishawaka—H. O. Soencer, Mishawaka Public Library.

New Albany—Elsa Strassweg, 201 East Spring Street.

South Bend—Ben R. Violette, 2220 Berkley Place, Zone 16.

Terre Haute—(Vigo County CWRT), Ira Campbell, 426 South 17th Street.

IOWA (1)

Cedar Rapids—Mrs. Robert A. Miller, 249 Blake Boulevard.

LOUISIANA (1)

New Orleans—David L. Markstein, 2232 Wirth Place, Zone 15.

MARYLAND (2)

Baltimore—Leonard Sandler, Nelmar Apartments 2-C, Zone 17.

Hagerstown—Theron Rinehart, Box 1155.

MASSACHUSETTS (2)

Andover—Stanley E. Butcher, 4 Washington Avenue.

Boston—Richard H. Fitzpatrick, 15 Hathway Road, Lexington, Zone 73.

MICHIGAN (5)

Battle Creek—Mrs. Pearl Foust, 150 Eldredge.

Detroit—(Abraham Lincoln CWRT of Michigan), Lloyd C. Nyman, 951 South Oxford Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Zone 36.

Flint—Philip C. Chinn, 2933 Wyoming Street.

Jackson—Edward J. Young, 2535 Kibby Street.

Kalamazoo—Mrs. Wesley R. Burrell, Galesburg, Michigan.

MINNESOTA (1)

Twin Cities—William H. Rowe, 6040 James Avenue South, Minneapolis 19, Minnesota.

MISSISSIPPI (1)

Jackson—(Mississippi CWRT), Mrs. Genevieve Wilde Barksdale, 3405 Old Canton Road.

MISSOURI (2)

Kansas City—Charles W. Jones, 1016 Baltimore Avenue.

St. Louis—Gale Johnston, Jr., Projected Planning Company, Room 200, 506 Olive Street, Zone 1.

NEBRASKA (1)

Omaha—Frank E. Gibson, Public Library.

NEW JERSEY (2)

Hackensack—(Bergen County CWRT), Miss Celeste Slauson, Johnson Free Public Library.

Monmouth County—Mrs. Jeanne Marie Predham, 155 West Sylvania Avenue, Neptune City, New Jersey.

NEW YORK (6)

Binghampton—Theodore E. Mulford, Link Aviation Inc.

Fayetteville—(Onondaga County CWRT), E. H. Hobbs, 206 Washington Building.

Jamestown—E. J. Muzzy, 142 Prospect Street.

Mayville—Robert Laughlin, Portage Street.

New York City—Arnold Gates, 289 New Hyde Park Road, Garden City, N. Y.

Rochester—William J. Welch, 80 Elaine Drive. Zone 23.

NORTH CAROLINA (1)

High Point—(North Carolina CWRT), John R(ebel) Peacock, Box 791.

OHIO (8)

Chillicothe—(Gen. Joshua W. Sill Chapter), Kent Castor, Box 273.

Cincinnati—J. Louis Warm, 4165 Rose Hill Avenue, Zone 5.

Cleveland—Edward T. Downer, 1105 Euclid Avenue, Zone 6.

Dayton—Kathryn G. Crawford (Mrs. F. M.), 3438 East 5th Street, Zone 3.

East Cleveland—James C. Pettit, 13905 Orinoco Avenue, Zone 12.

Lancaster—(William T. Sherman Chapter), Dr. Robert H. Eyman, Sr., 137 West Mulberry Street.

Toledo—Robert G. Morris, 2619 Powhatan Parkway, Zone 6.

Wooster—Dr. A. B. Huff, 230 North Market Street.

OKLAHOMA (2)

Stillwater—(CWRT of Oklahoma State University) LeRoy H. Fischer, History Department.

Tulsa—R. L. Summers, 1204 North Tacoma Place.

PENNSYLVANIA (6)

Bucks-Montgomery County—Edgar F. Hoskings, Jr., 31 East Park Avenue, Sellersville, Pennsylvania.

Gettysburg—Jacob M. Sneads, 115 North Stratton Street.

Philadelphia—(Lincoln Civil War Society), Arthur G. McDowell, 1500 North Broad Street, Zone 21.

Pittsburgh—Bernd P. Rose, Chamber of Commerce Building.

Susquehanna CWRT—W. N. Barto, 39 South 2nd Street, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.

Washington—James R. Braden, 755 East Main Street.

TENNESSEE (2)

LaFollette (Big Creek Gap CWRT), Guy Easterly, 139 North Tennessee Ave.

Murfreesboro—(Nathan Bedford Forrest CWRT), Homer Pittard, Box 688, Middle Tennessee State College.

TEXAS (2)

Houston—Richard Colquette, 5589 Cedar Creek Drive, Zone 27.

Waco—Lt. Col. H. G. Simpson, 2624 Austin Avenue.

VIRGINIA (6)

Alexandria—William B. Hurd, 219 South Royal Street.

Franklin—S. W. Rawls, Jr., 503 North Main Street.

Lynchburg—James B. Noell, 303 Madison Street.

Harrisonburg—(Shenandoah Valley CWRT), Grimes Henenberger, 345 South Main Street.

Richmond—John C. Stinson, 7202 Brigham Road.

Winchester—Fred Y. Stotler, Sunnyside Station.

WEST VIRGINIA (1)

Moundsville—Delf Norona, 315 Seventh Street.

WISCONSIN (2)

Madison—Russ Spindler, Box 377, Zone 1.

Milwaukee—H. P. Spangenberg, 203A South 77th Street.

CANADA (1)

Toronto—(Canadian Round Table), A. P. Colesbury, 518 Dovecourt Road.

ENGLAND (1)

London—(Confederate Research Club), Patrick C. Courtney, 34 Highclere Avenue, Leigh Park, Havant, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom.

GERMANY (1)

Wiesbaden—Lt. Col. Tom Nordan, Hdqs., USAFE, APO 633, N. Y., N. Y.

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LIEUT. GENERAL U.S. ARMY. UNDRESS

BRIG. GENERAL U.S. ARMY. FULL DRESS

COLONEL OF INFANTRY U.S. ARMY. FULL DRESS

CAPTAIN OF ARTILLERY U.S. ARMY. FULL DRESS

MAJOR OF CAVALRY, U.S. ARMY. FULL DRESS

LIEUT. COLONEL, SURG., U.S. ARMY. OFFICERS OVERCOAT AND STAFF TROWSERS

SERGEANT MAJOR, ARTILLERY, U.S. ARMY. FULL DRESS

SERGEANT, INFANTRY, U.S. ARMY. FULL DRESS

PRIVATE, U.S. INFANTRY. FATIGUE MARCHING ORDER

CORPORAL, CAVALRY, U.S. ARMY. FULL DRESS

PRIVATE, LIGHT ARTILLERY, U.S. ARMY. FULL DRESS

GREAT COAT FOR ALL MOUNTED MEN

UNITED STATES UNIFORMS IN THE CIVIL WAR

REG. CAVALRY PRIVATE.

GEN. GRANT'S UNIFORM.

ARTILLERY LINE OFFICER.

DURYEA'S ZOUAVE.

HAWKIN'S ZOUAVE.

REG. INFANTRY PRIVATE.

DURYEA'S ZOUAVE LINE OFFICER.

CAMPAIGN UNIFORM INFANTRY.

REG. ARTILLERY PRIVATE.

INFANTRY OVERCOAT.

CONFEDERATE UNIFORMS

NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA.

REG. INFANTRY PRIVATE.

WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.

MONTGOMERY TRUE BLUE.

FIELD OFFICER OF INFANTRY.

GEN. LEE'S UNIFORM.

REG. CAVALRY PRIVATE.

LOUISIANA TIGER.

LOUISIANA ZOUAVE.

REG. ARTILLERY PRIVATE.

GENERAL, C.S. ARMY.

COLONEL, INFANTRY, C.S. ARMY.

COLONEL, ENGINEERS, C.S. ARMY.

MAJOR, CAVALRY, C.S. ARMY.

SURGEON, MAJOR MED. DEPT., C.S. ARMY.

CAPTAIN, ARTILLERY, C.S. ARMY.

FIRST LIEUTENANT, INFANTRY, C.S. ARMY.

SERGEANT, CAVALRY, C.S. ARMY.

CORPORAL, ARTILLERY, C.S. ARMY.

PRIVATE, INFANTRY, C.S. ARMY.

INFANTRY C.S. ARMY. OVERCOAT

CAVALRY C.S. ARMY. OVERCOAT

MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE RANGE IN YARDS
12-Pounder Howitzer	1,070
6 & 12-Pounder Field Guns	1,200
13-Inch Siege Mortar	3,520
10-Pounder Parrott Rifle	5,000
10-Inch Columbiad Siege Gun	5,650
30-Pounder Parrott Rifle	8,450
12-Pounder Whitworth Rifle	8,800

TYPICAL GUNNER'S TABLE
12-Pounder Field Gun				Powder Charge 2.5 lbs.
Range (yards)	600	700	800	900	1,000	1,100	1,200
Muzzle Elevation	1°	1°45'	2°	2°15'	2°30'	3°	3°30'
Fuse Setting (sec.)	1.75	2.50	2.75	3.00	3.25	4.00	4.50

The muffled drum's sad roll has beat The soldier's last tattoo; No more on Life's parade shall meet The brave and fallen few.		On Fame's eternal camping-ground Their silent tents are spread And Glory guards, with solemn round, The bivouac of the dead.
		—THEODORE O'HARA

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