September 2018 – William C. “Jack” Davis – “Loreta Velasquez, the Con Artist and Confederate Impersonator”
November 2018 – Kent M. Brown – “George Gordon Meade and the Gettysburg Campaign”
January 2019 – A. Wilson Green – “A Campaign of Giants: The Battle for Petersburg”
March 2019 – Brian Steel Wills – “Inglorious Passages: Noncombat Deaths in the American Civil War”
May 2019 – Wayne E. Motts – “Fighting The Civil War: Historical Treasures Of The Conflict In The Collection Of The National Civil War Museum”
2017-2018
September 2017 – Alan Pell Crawford – “Mark Twain and the Civil War”
November 2017 – Bud Robertson – “When Did The South Really Lose The Civil War?”
January 22, 2018 – Ryan Wolford Blair – “Wild Wolf – The Great Civil War Rivalry”
March 19, 2018 – Peter Carmichael (Gettysburg College) – “I am almost sick all the time and half crazy:” The Fate of a Confederate Deserter After Gettysburg
May 21, 2018 – Vince Dooley – “Col. William Deloney: The Legion’s Fighting Bulldog”
2016-2017
September 2016 — John Stempel — General George H. Thomas, “The Rock of Chickamauga”
November 2016 — James I. “Bud” Robertson – “Robert E. Lee and the Quest for Peace”
January 2017 — John Hoptak – “The 48 th Pennsylvania Infantry and the Digging of the Petersburg Mine”
March 2017 — Barton Myers – “On Irregular Fields of Battle: The American Civil War’s Guerilla Wars”
May 2017 — Dr. Jennifer Murray – “Alabamians at Gettysburg”
2015-2016
September 2015 – Sue Boardman — “The Gettysburg Cyclorama: A History and Guide”
November 2015 — James I. “Bud” Robertson
January 2016 — Terrance (Terry) Winschel — “Shut Up As In A Trap: Citizens Under Siege”
March 2016 — Brian McKnight — “Contested Borderland: The Civil War in Appalachian Kentucky and Virginia”
May 2016 — Garry Aldeman — “A Civil War Photography Extravaganza”
2014-2015
September 2014 –John Barr — “Loathing Lincoln”
November 2014 — James I. “Bud” Robertson — “Water: The Unknown Factor in the Civil War
January 2015 — Brig. Gen. Charles F. “Casey” Brower, IV (retired) — “Sophisticated Strategists: The Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Defeat of Japan”
March 2015 — Brig. Gen. Jack Mountcastle (retired) — “Desperate Days–the Battles Around Petersburg, 1864-65”
May 2015 — Hon. Frank Williams, retired Chief Justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court — “Judging Lincoln as a Judge”
2013-2014
September 2013 – Kent Masterson Brown Movie Premier – “The Southern Cross: The Story of First Confederate Battle Flag”
November 2013 – James “Bud” Robertson – “What America Has Forgotten: 1846 – 1861”
January 2014 – Luke Harlow – “Religion, Civil War Emancipation, and the Making of Confederate Kentucky”
March 2014 – Gary Matthews – “Thomas Hines”
May 2014 — Stephen M. “Sam” Hood — “The Lost Papers of General John Bell Hood”
2012-2013
September 2012 – David Blight
November 2012 – James “Bud” Robertson
March 2013 – Kenneth Noe – “Reluctant Rebels Who Joined the Army After 1861”
May 2013 – Brian Steel Wills – “General George Henry Thomas”
2011-2012
September 2011 – R. Owen Williams, Ph.D. – The Constitutional Consequences of the Civil War.
November 2011 – James I. “Bud” Robertson – The Untold Civil War: Exploring The Human side of War.
January 2012 – Charles Bracelen Flood – Grant’s Final Victory.
March 2012 – Kent M. Brown – Secession: The Constitutional Remedy That Brought About The Civil War.
May 2012 – William “Jack” Davis – The Monstrous Regiment of Women.
2010-2011
September 2010 – Kent M. Brown – The Civil War: Kentucky’s Mercurial Political Course.
November 2010 – James I. “Bud” Robertson – The Centennial and the Sesquicentennial: Are They Compatible?
January 2011 – Allen R. Millet – Understanding Civil Wars: The American and Korean Experiences as Comparative History, 1850-1877 and 1945-1954.
March 2011 – Peter Cozzens – Cahaba: The Forgotten Prison.
May 2011 Anne E. Marshall – Censoring History: The United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Campaign Against Uncle Tom’s Cabin.