The details of Civil War Lodge of Research 1865’s meeting this month in Delaware have been announced.
The brethren and their ladies will gather for dinner at six on Friday, July 12 at Texas Roadhouse in Middletown. The research lodge will meet at Jackson Lodge 19 in Delaware City the following morning. Refreshments at 9 a.m. The meeting at ten. Then we’ll go to lunch at 11:30.
Then we will commute to Fort Delaware for an afternoon tour of the historic site, which will include a boat ride to the prison, where Confederate soldiers were interned.
The day will culminate with dinner at 6 p.m., although I’m sure there will be drinks at the hotel afterward.
I’ll simply drive down for the day.
The lodge’s calendar for 2025 also has been posted, and it looks like I won’t be able to attend any of the meetings in South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama. The lodge is chartered by the Grand Lodge of Virginia, but it receives dispensation to travel and hold meetings outside the Commonwealth, focusing on locales relevant to the U.S. Civil War.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiMbTyDSfbwtIh8yHsB8bA_udfiljUJ0sQCqjEFeO689RFWZQnOuK-gyc51s75oO8oNam_boRRRnkOdu6TjUVs_bhwiFIB6GJFJJLgvFK0emjg3OZiS7qZNYEjlkItoB-JndUucXWWyhDx7xvZqTGWj_qdksPtmyzwZiBhGn6N6-9FF9qI3BDNWhcKHxUCK/w400-h195/gary%20heinmiller.jpeg) |
RW Gary Heinmiller |
A call for papers always is open, but I’m not sure if research papers comprise a big part of the lodge’s activities. At some point, likely after I exit the East of The ALR, I will look into the story of New York’s eleven short-lived military lodges during the war, and hopefully assemble a narrative out of that.
No comments:
Post a Comment