Inland Empire
Civil War Round Table
A 501(c)3 registered non-profit organization.
EIN: 36-5074542. Donations are tax-deductible
Winner of the First International CWRT Congress PHOENIX AWARD
President Hoover announces the Inland Empire Civil War Round Table 2025 Leadership Team
Election results for the Inland Empire Civil War Round Table Officers and Board of Directors at Large election for 2025.
Thank you for building our leadership team for 2025. I am pleased to announce the following results.
Officers
President Chris Goldfarb
Vice-President Mike Hoover
Secretary Mike Hoover
Treasurer Steve Madden
Program Director Kyle McStay
Board of Directors at Large
Jefferey Blansett
Brian Cieslak
Gordon Gidlund
Mark Radeleff
Jim Shuttleworth
Heather St. Clair
I look forward to collaborating with the new leadership team to further develop the Inland Empire Civil War Round Table and fulfill our mission.
We will also be adding two new members to our Advisory team
Advisory Group
Hal Cardwell
Steve Smith
Our Wednesday, January 15th in-person program, Ken Frey, a living historian will portray General George Pickett. We will learn of his early life and military career, the Civil War, Pickett’s Charge, and later life. Pickett’s Charge is often seen as a symbol of the Confederacy’s declining fortunes and the bravery of its soldiers, even in the face of overwhelming odds. It remains one of the most famous and tragic events of the Civil War.
This is an in-person-only event presented in the Assembly Room of the A.K. Smiley Public Library, 125 W. Vine St., Redlands, CA. The program begins at 6:30, but come early and visit with other members and guest.
Ken Frey, as Gen. George Pickett
This is an in-person-only event presented in the Assembly Room of the A.K. Smiley Public Library, 125 W. Vine St., Redlands, CA. The program begins at 6:30, but come early and visit with other members and guest.
Our January 20th Zoom program, Elizabeth Anne Newberry, living historian. Ms. Newberry’s talk will focus on the roles of the Vivandières in the Civil War, how their role evolved from women’s participation in the French army, and ultimately focus on the lives and experiences of three documented Vivandières: Annie Etheridge, Marie Tepe, and Kady Brownell join by clicking the link below at 6:15 pm. The presentation begins at 6:30 Pacific Time.
Elizabeth Anne Newberry
At Huntington Beach Event
Labor Day 2024
If you missed the live Carole Adrienne's presentation, view the recording by clicking the link below.
Guest Speaker Documentary filmmaker and author Carole Adrienne of Philadelphia will discuss Civil War Medicine.
Adrienne’s presentation "Civil War Medicine: The Great Innovators" will be based on her book Healing a Divided Nation: How the American Civil War Revolutionized Western Medicine (Pegasus Publishing, 2022). "Healing a Divided Nation is a comprehensive look at medicine during the Civil War, which brought American medicine 'out of the medical Middle Ages.' This book tells the stories of the innovations, personnel, and legacy that is Civil War Medicine."
The Inland Empire Civil War Round Table was instrumental in forming the
African Americans in the Civil War Era Round Table.
Its website is https://www.aacwert.org
Recent Presentations
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