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Robert is available as a guest speaker in Georgia, southern Tennessee, eastern Alabama, eastern Kansas and SE Pennsylvania.  A $25-$50 honorarium is requested to help defray fuel costs.  The typical length of a presentation by Robert is in the 30/40 minute range.  He will bring any or all of the books listed on this site for sale.

Robert is available as a speaker outside of the geographies listed above if travel, lodging and food expenses are provided. 

To see a video of Robert giving a lecture, click here.

Lecture Categories Include:

Civil War

Revolutionary War

War of 1812

World War I

World War II

Colonial America

Old West and Ghost towns

Railroads

Music Lectures

Christian History

Topics

Civil War/War Between the States

• 1863: Turning Point of the Civil War?
• 1864: Year of Decision in the West
• 1865:  End of the War
  • Overview
  • The Last Days of Lee's Army
  • Sherman's Carolinas Campaign
  • Wilson't Raid
• 1865:  End of the War in Alabama
• 1865:  End of the War in Georgia
• Abel Streight's Raid in Alabama
• Abraham Lincoln: Sinner or Saint?
• Battle of Allatoona Pass
• Battles for Mobile (Spanish Fort, Fort Blakely)
• Battles for Chattanooga: Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge
• Battle of Chickamauga
• Battle of Fort Henry
• Battle of Griswoldville
• Battle of Mobile Bay
• Battle for New Orleans
• Battle of Port Royal
• Battle of Westport
• Battle of Wilson's Creek
• Biography lectures:
• Abraham Lincoln
• Assassination conspirators: John Wilkes Booth/Mary Surratt
• Confederate Navy: Semmes, Buchanan, Mallory
• Confederate Raiders: William Quantrill, "Bloody Bill" Anderson
• Edmund Ruffin
• Francis & Lucy Pickens
• George Armstrong Custer
• Georgia Confederate politicians: Stephens, Cobb, Toombs
• Herman Haupt
• Jefferson Davis
• Jo Shelby and the Iron Brigade
• Kit Carson: Scout, Indian Fighter, Brigadier General
• Lee's Corps Commanders:  Jackson, Longstreet
• Mary and James Chesnut, Jr.
• Northern cabinet members: Stanton, Seward
• Northern nurses: Barton, Dix, Bickerdyke
• Radical Republicans: Stevens, Sumner
• Robert E. Lee
• Samuel Curtis
• Southern philosophers: Calhoun, Fitzhugh, Yancey
• Stephen Dill Lee
• Sterling Price
•  Ulysses Grant
• Union Admirals:  Porter, Farragut, Dahlgren
• Union Raiders: James Lane, Charles Jennison, John Brown
• Wade Hampton
• William Tecumseh Sherman
• Bleeding Kansas: The Real Start of the Civil War
• Confederate Mines and Manufacturies in Alabama
• Confederate Mines and Manufacturies in Georgia
• Confederate Mines & Manufactories
• Charleston Harbor
• Christianity and the Civil War
• Civil War in Alabama
• Civil War in Georgia
• Civil War in Kansas
• Civil War in Oklahoma
• Civil War in South Carolina
• Civil War Prison Camps (overview)
• Northern prison camps (drill-down)
• Southern prison camps (drill-down)
• Civil War Ruins in the Atlanta Area
• Civil War Timeline (an overview of Civil War events)
• Confederate Invasion of New Mexico
  • Battle of Glorieta Pass (The Gettysburg of the West)
  • Battle of Valverde

• CSS Alabama
• CSS Arkansas

• Fort Fisher
• Hatteras Inlet

• Lincoln Assassination
  • Overview
  • The Conspirators
  • The Assassination
  • The Search for John Wilkes Booth
  • Trial and Sentencing
  • Conspiracy Theories
• Lost Gold of the Confederacy
• McCook's Cavalry Raid South of Atlanta (includes the Battle of Brown's Mill)
• Missouri in the Civil War 
• North Georgia Guerilla:  Tom Polk Edmondson and the Battle of Bucktown
• Retracing the Route of Sherman's Atlanta Campaign
• Retracing the Route of the General - Following in the Footsteps of the Andrews Raid
• Retracing the Route of Sherman's March to the Sea

• Rise of the Ironclads, and the Monitor and the Merrimack

• Sherman's Destruction of Georgia's Railroads
• Shelling of Fort Sumter: 1861 & 1863
• Songs of the Confederacy (the author performs several Civil War songs, and describes their origins)
• Songs of the Union (the author performs several Civil War songs, and describes their origins
• Stand Watie and the Cherokee Confederates
• Sterling Price’s Missouri Expedition (1864) 
• Top 10 Reasons the Civil War was Won in the West
• Top 10 Civil War Spies and Irregulars (Confederacy)
• Top 10 Civil War Spies and Irregulars (Union)
• Top Ten Most Critical Moments of the Civil War
• Top Ten Best Generals of the Civil War
• Top Ten Worst Generals of the Civil War
• Top 10 Impacts of the Civil War on Modern Warfare
• Top 10 Most Influential Nurses in the Civil War
• Top 10 Most Influential People in the Confederacy
• Top 10 Most Influential People in the Union
• Top Ten Most Influential Women of the Civil War (Confederacy)
• Top Ten Most Influential Women of the Civil War (Union)
• The Undefeated:  Jo Shelby and the Iron Brigade 
• United States Military Railroad
• Why the North won the War:  Railroads
• William Tecumseh Sherman: Saint or Sinner?
• Wilson's Raid

Revolutionary War

• Valley Forge: The Long Encampment
• Battles for Philadelphia (1777)
• Christianity and the Revolutionary War
• Washington Crosses the Delaware (includes Princeton)
• Battle of Monmouth
• Battles for Fort Mifflin and Fort Mercer (Red Bank)
• The Revolutionary War in Georgia and South Carolina
• The Revolutionary War in Pennsylvania
• The Revolutionary War in New Jersey
• Revolutionary War Timeline
• Heroines of the Revolutionary War
• Mutinies in Washington's Army
• Songs of the Revolutionary War Era (The author sings 10 songs from the Revolutionary War era, and discusses their origins)
• Washington's Spies During the British Occupation of Philadelphia
• Biographies:
  • George Washington
  • Continental Generals: Wayne and Greene
  • Continental Generals: Lafayette and von Steuben
  • British Generals: Howe and Cornwallis
  • Philadelphia Freedom:  Betsy Ross and Esther de Berdt Reed
  • First ladies:  Martha Washington
    Abigail Adams
  • Southern belles: Kate Barry and Nancy Hart
  • Authors:  Tom Paine and Mercy Otis Warren
  • Women on the battlefield: Molly Pitcher and Margaret Cochran Corbin
  • Midnight Riders: Paul Revere and Sybil Ludington
  • South Carolina heroes: Daniel Morgan and Francis Marion (The Swamp Fox)
  • Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys
  • John Paul Jones and Battle of Flamborough Head (Bonhomme Richard)
  • Inspriring the Revolution: Patrick Henry and Thomas Paine
  • Alexander Hamilton
  • Boys from Boston:  John Adams and Samuel Adams
  • Benjamin Franklin
  • John Hancock
  • Thomas Jefferson
  • James Madison: "Father of the Constitution"
  • Spies for the cause: Nathan Hale and Lydia Barrington Darragh
  • Georgia Heroes of the Revolution
  • South Carolina Heroes of the Revolution (Pickens, Sumter, Marion)

War of 1812

• War of 1812 (overview)
• Battle of the Thames
• The Battle of Plattsburgh (Battle of Lake Champlain)
• Battle of Tippecanoe
• Battle of Lake Erie
• The War of 1812 in Georgia and Alabama
• Battle of Horseshoe Bend
• Burning of Washington (includes the Battle of Bladensburg)
• Battle of Baltimore, and the Star-Spangled Banner
• Battle of New Orleans
• First Seminole War
• Battle of Niagara Falls
• Biographies:
  • Andrew Jackson
  • William Henry Harrision
  • Thomas Macdonough
  • James Madison
  • Dolly (Dolley) Madison
  • Tecumseh
  • Oliver Hazard Perry

Colonial America

• Puritans and Pilgrims
• The Settling of the Amish and Mennonites in Pennsylvania
• William Penn and the Founding of Pennsylvania
• The Founding of Georgia (Oglethorpe, etc.)
• Methodists, Lutherans and Presbyterians in Early Georgia
• The Great Awakening (Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield)
• Salem Witch Trials
• Yazoo Land Fraud (Georgia)
• Colonial Methodists
• Shakers
• Biographies:

• Ben Franklin
• Cotton Mather
• William Bradford
• James Oglethorpe
• Anne Hutchinson
• Methodists in Colonial America (Asbury, Wesley, Whitefield)
• Mother Ann Lee and the Shakers in America
• Roger Williams
• Mary Musgrove, Empress of Georgia

Railroad

Georgia Railroads

• A Brief history of the Locomotive General
• A Brief history of the Western & Atlantic Railroad
• Georgia railroads of the 19th Century (overview)
• Georgia railroads of the 20th century (overview)
• Key players in Georgia 19th century railroading

Civil War

• How railroads won the Civil War
• Confederate Railroads
• The railroad men that won the Civil War
• Sherman's Destruction of Georgia's Railroads
• Great Locomotive Chase

Misc.

• History of the Pennsylvania Railroad
• History of the Reading Railroad
• Top 20 Railroad Songs (the author performs several railroad songs, and describes their origins
• Frontier railroads of Kansas

 Atlanta Area

• Ghost Towns and Mills of the Atlanta Area
• History of Kennesaw, GA
• History of Cooper's Furnace
• Pre-Civil War mills in the Atlanta area
• Post-Civil War mills in the Atlanta area
• Civil War Ruins in the Atlanta Area

World War I

• Top 10 Innovations of World War I
• Biography: Hunter Liggett, Billy Mitchell, George Marshall, George S. Patton, John J. Pershing, Eddie Rickenbacker, Alvin York, Douglas MacArthur
• Russian Revolution
• Music of the World War I and II Era
• America in World War I: The Battles
• America in World War I:  The Road to War
• The Lost Battalion
• Meuse-Argonne Offensive
• America at Sea in World War I
• The Spanish Flu Pandemic

World War II

• The Top Innovations of World War II (overview)
• The Making of the Atomic Bomb
• The Nazis and the Atom Bomb
• V-2 rockets
• Enigma and the first computer
• Office of Strategic Services
• Music of the World War I and II Era
• Biographies:
• Robert Oppenheimer
• Enrico Fermi
• Alan Turing
• Walther von Braun
• Albert Einstein
• Robert H. Goddard
• Edward Teller
• Werner Heisenberg
• Wild Bill Donovan
• Werner von Braun
• George Marshall
• George S. Patton
• Douglas MacArthur

The Old West and Ghost Towns

• Allan Pinkerton
• Ancient Indian Pueblos of New Mexico
• Billy the Kid
• Comstock Lode
• Doc Holliday
• Frontier Towns in Kansas
• Frontier Forts of Kansas
• Frontier Trails of Kansas (Oregon, Santa Fe, etc.)
• George Armstrong Custer
• Frontier Railroads of Kansas
• Guarding the Frontier:  U.S. Army Forts in New Mexico in the 19th Century
• Ghost Towns and Mills of the Atlanta Area
• Ghost Towns of Death Valley - As They Appear Today
• Ghost Towns of Mojave National Preserve
• Jesse James
• Charles Manson in Death Valley
• Mysteries and Wonders of Death Valley
• Mysteries and Wonders of Mojave National Preserve
• Search for a Lost Death Valley Ghost Town
• The Last Invasion: Pancho Villa Invades Columbus, NM
• The Superstitions and the Lost Dutchman's Mine
• The Top 10 Gunslingers of the Old West
• Top 10 Lawmen of the Old West
• Wild Bill Hickok
• Wyatt Earp
• George Armstrong Custer
• Pony Express
• Buffalo Bill Cody
• Frontier Railroads of Kansas
• Western songs ( (the author performs several western/western swing songs), and describes their origins

Music lectures

Robert sings 10 songs and explains their origins.

• Civil War
• Railroad songs
• Revolutionary War
• Western & Western Swing
• All-American Songs (18th & 19th century)
• Christmas (good for sing-alongs)
• Music of the World War I and II Era
• Music of the Vietnam War Era
• Songs of America's Wars

Christian History

• A Brief History of the Crusades
• A Brief History of the Inquisition
• Christianity and the Civil War
• The Historical King Arthur
• The Knights Templar
• Oliver Cromwell and the English Civil War
• Protestant Revivals and Social Movements in the United States
• The Protestant Reformation
• Richard the Lionheart
• "Sinners in the hands of an angry God" (the author delivers the famous 18th century sermon by Jonathan Edwards)

See http://www.sundayschoolcourses.com/speaker.htm for more topics

Sermons

From time to time I am asked to fill in for a pastor and deliver a sermon.  Here are several videos that show sermons I've done in the last year or so:

"Does Hell Exist"

"The Historical Jesus"

"Protestantism: How Did We Get Where We Are Today?"

"Revival"  

Science and Technology

• The Making of the Atomic Bomb
• The Nazis and the Atom Bomb
• V-2 rockets
• Enigma and the first computer
• Biographies:
• Robert Oppenheimer
• Enrico Fermi
• Alan Turing
• Albert Einstein
• Robert H. Goddard
• Edward Teller
• Werner Heisenberg

Lecture Topics By State

Georgia

• 1865:  End of the War in Georgia
• A Brief History of the Locomotive General
• A Brief History of the Western & Atlantic Railroad
  
• Battle of Allatoona Pass (Civil War)
  
• Battle of Chickamauga (Civil War)
  
• Battle of Griswoldville (Civil War)
  
• Civil War in Georgia
  
• Civil War Ruins in the Atlanta Area
• Fort Frederica and the Spanish Invasion of Georgia
  
• The Founding of Georgia (James Oglethorpe, etc.)
  
• Georgia Heroes of the Revolution
  
• Georgia Confederate politicians: Stephens, Cobb, Toombs
  
• Ghost Towns and Mills of the Atlanta Area
  
• History of Cooper's Furnace
  
• History of Kennesaw, GA (includes the Gun law)
  
• Kenner Garrard’s Raid on Conyers and Covington
  
• Lost Gold of the Confederacy (includes Washington, Georgia)
  
• Lutherans, Methodists and Presbyterians in early Georgia
• Mary Musgrove, Empress of Georgia
• McCook's Cavalry Raid South of Atlanta (includes the Battle of Brown's Mill)
  
• Retracing the Route of Sherman's Atlanta Campaign
• Retracing the Route of Sherman's March to the Sea
  
• Retracing the Route of the General - Following in the Footsteps of the Andrews Raid
  
• Sherman's Destruction of Georgia's Railroads
  
• The Revolutionary War in Georgia
  
• The War of 1812 in Georgia and Alabama        
• Wilson's Raid (Alabama and Georgia)
• Yazoo Land Fraud
• Brief history of the Georgia Railroad
• Georgia railroads of the 19th Century (overview)
• Brief history of the Southern Railroad
• Key players in Georgia 19th century railroading
  
  

Alabama

• Able Streight’s Raid
• Alabama and Georgia in the War of 1812
• Battle of Mobile Bay
• Battles for Mobile (Spanish Fort, Fort Blakely)
• Confederate Mines and Manufactories in Alabama
• CSS Alabama
• Heroes of Alabama in the War Between the States (Pelham, Sansom, Juliet Hopkins, John Inzer, Joseph Wheeler)
• The Civil War in Alabama
• The End of the Civil War in Alabama: 1865

 Kansas

• Bleeding Kansas: The Real Start of the Civil War
• Frontier Towns in Kansas (Abilene, Dodge City, Ellsworth, Kansas City, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Lecompton, Salina, Topeka, Wichita)
• Frontier Forts of Kansas (Fort Dodge, Fort Harker, Fort Hays, Fort Larned, Fort Leavenworth,Fort Riley, Fort Scott)
• Frontier Trails of Kansas (Oregon, Santa Fe, etc.)
• Kansas in the Civil War
• William Quantrill, Bloody Bill Anderson and Jesse James (biography)
• George Armstrong Custer
• Frontier Railroads of Kansas
• Pony Express

Missouri

• Missouri in the Civil War
• Jesse James
• Confederate Raiders: William Quantrill, "Bloody Bill" Anderson
• Sterling Price
• Sterling Price’s Missouri Expedition (1864) 
• The Undefeated:  Jo Shelby and the Iron brigade 
• Battle of Wilson’s Creek
• Battle of Westport

South Carolina

• Battle of Port Royal (Civil War)
• Battles for Charleston Harbor (Civil War)
• Francis Marion: The Swamp Fox
• Sherman's Carolinas Campaign (Civil War)
• South Carolina in the Revolutionary War
• South Carolina heroes of the Revolution (Pickens, Sumter, Marion)
• Shelling of Fort Sumter: 1861 & 1863
• Biographies:
• John C. Calhoun
• Mary and James Chesnut, Jr.
• Wade Hampton
• Stephen Dill Lee
• Francis & Lucy Pickens
• Edmund Ruffin

New Mexico

• Billy the Kid (biography)
• Confederate Invasion of New Mexico (Glorieta Pass, Battle of Valverde)
• Frontier Forts of New Mexico
• Ghost Towns of New Mexico
• Kit Carson (Biography)
• The Last Invasion:  Pancho Villa’s attack on Columbus, New Mexico
• The Making of the Atomic Bomb (Manhattan Project)

Pennsylvania

• Battles for Philadelphia (Brandywine, Germantown, Whitemarsh)
• Betsy Ross, Esther de Berdt Reed, Lydia Barrington Darragh (biographies)
• History of the Pennsylvania Railroad
• History of the Reading Railroad
• A Brief History of Anthracite Coal Mining in Pennsylvania
• The Molly Maguires and Labor Unrest in the Pennsylvania Anthracite Fields
• Valley Forge: The Long Encampment
• Battles for Fort Mifflin and Fort Mercer (Red Bank)
• The Settling of the Amish and Mennonites in Pennsylvania
• William Penn and the Founding of Pennsylvania

New Jersey

• Battles for Fort Mifflin and Fort Mercer (Red Bank)
  
• The Revolutionary War in New Jersey

Tennessee

• Andrew Jackson (biography)
• Battles for Chattanooga (Civil War)
• Tullahoma Campaign

California

• Ghost Towns of Death Valley - As They Appear Today
• Ghost Towns of Mojave National Preserve
• Mysteries and Wonders of Death Valley
• Mysteries and Wonders of Mojave National Preserve
• Search for a Lost Death Valley Ghost Town

Oklahoma

• The Civil War in Oklahoma
• Stand Waite and the Cherokee Confederates
• Biographies:  James Blunt, Douglas Cooper

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Schedule 2017

January 2017

January 3, 2017: Watkinsville, GA SAR/6:45 p.m., The Revolutionary War in Georgia and South Carolina

January 5, 2017:  TRR Cobb Camp #97 in Watkinsville, GA/7:00, North Georgia Guerilla:  Tom Polk Edmondson and the Battle of Bucktown

January 9, 2017:  Daughters of the American Colonists, Macon/11:30, The Revolutionary War in South Carolina and Georgia

January 9, 2017: Central Georgia Genealogical Society (Warner Robbins)/7:00, The War of 1812 in Georgia and Alabama

January 11, 2017:  Old Noonday Chapter, NSDAR/10:30, Heroines of the American Revolution

January 17, 2017: Anniston, Alabama UDC/11:00, The End of the War in Alabama: 1865

January 24, 2017:  Thomaston, GA SCV/7:00, Wade Hampton

February 2017

February 4, 2017: Hightower Trail Chapter NSDAR "Georgia Day Luncheon"/The Founding of Georgia (James Oglethorpe, etc.)

Feburary 9. 2017:  Jackson County SCV/evening, Sherman's Destruction of Georgia's Railroads

Feburary 20, 2017: McDaniel-Curtis Camp 165,Carrollton Ga/TBD, TBD

February 21, 2017:  Capt John Collins SAR, Marietta, GA/6:00, The Settling of the Amish and Mennonites in Pennsylvania

March 2017

March 9, 2017:  Atlanta SAR/12:00, Georgia Heroes of the Revolution

March 9, 2017:  Button Gwinnett SAR/6:00, Mutinees in Washington's Army

March 14th, 2017:  College Hill Chapter NSDAR/13:30, Heroines of the Revolutionary War

March 25, 2017:  Book signing at Dogwood Books Rome, GA/1:00-3:00, A History of Georgia Railroads

March 27, 2017:  Henry County SCV/7:00, Bleeding Kansas: The Real Start of the Civil War

March 28, 2017 :  Matthew Talbot NSDAR Chapter (Monroe)/11:00, The Revolutionary War in Georgia and South Carolina

April 2017

April 1, 2017:  Book signing at Southeastern Railway Museum (Duluth, GA) , A History of Georgia Railroads

April 11, 2017:  Cherokee SAR (Canton, GA)/6:30, South Carolina and Georgia in the Revolutionary War

April 13, 2017:  Gainesville SCV (at the Old Piedmont Hotel, once owned by General Longstreet)/7:00, Stand Waite and the Cherokee Confederates

April 19, 2017:   Kennesaw Mountain Camp, Gen. Robert E. Lee, and Chattahoochee Guards /7:00, The Undefeated:  Jo Shelby and the Iron brigade

April 20, 2017:  SCV Camp 1361, Jonesboro, GA/7:00, The End of the War in Georgia: 1865

April 22, 2017:  Cartersville UDC, Stiles Auditorium/11:00 AM, TBD

April 26, 2017:  Fayetteville SCV/7:00, TBD

May 2017

May 9, 2017:  Conyers SCV/7:30p.m., The End of the War: 1865

May 11, 2017:  Atlanta SAR/12:00, Colonial Spies

May 12, 2017:  Radio interview on Alabama and the Civil War by Doc Kirby, WTBF (Troy, Alabama)/5:00 CDT

May 16, 2017: Gov Baytop Scott Chapter Daughters of the War of 1812, Athens, GA/11:00, TBD

May 20, 2017:  Book signing at Fox Tale Book Shoppe , Woodstock, A History of Georgia Railroads

May 25, 2017:  Book signing at Bartow History Museum/7:00,  A History of Georgia Railroads

June 2017

June 13, 2017:  Save Acworth History Foundation (Roberts Community and Education Center)/7:00, Ghost Towns and Mills of Atlanta

June 15, 2017:  Heard County Historical Society, Franklin, GA/5:30, The 10 Most Influential Confederate  Women of the Civil War

June 20, 2017: Birmingham Chapter, SAR/noon, British Generals: Howe and Cornwallis

June 24, 2017:  Book signing and presentation (12:00) at Steamfest (Savannah, GA), A History of Georgia Railroads

July 2017

July 6, 2017:  Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Valley of Atlanta/7:00, Songs of the American Revolution

July 11, 2017:  Historic Macon Foundation, evening

July 14, 2017:  Georgia Society of Ferroequinologists/7:00, Railroads of Georgia

July 16, 2017:  Cahaba-Coosa Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, Birmingham, AL/2:30, Inspiring the Revolution: Patrick Henry and Thomas Paine

July 19, 2017:  Atlanta Masonic Temple/12:00, Great Locomotive Chase

July 23, 2017:  Free Facebook-Live broadcast on "A Brief History of Protestantism in the United States".  Today's topic:  American Revolution; Circuit Riders

August 2017

August 13, 2017:  Free Facebook Live broadcast on Protestant Christianity from the Civil War to 1900/10:00a.m.

August 16, 2017:  Atlanta Masonic Temple/12:00, The Civil War in Georgia

September 2017 (Kansas)

September 2, 2017: Ladies of the Plains UDC (Topeka)/9:00, Bleeding Kansas

September 2, 2017, White Alloe DAR chapter (Parkville, MO)/12:30, Heroines of the Revolutionary War

September 7, 2017, Major Thomas J. Key Camp #1920, 7:00, Jo Shelby and The Iron Brigade

September 9, 2017,  Little Blue River Chapter NSDAR (Grandview, Missouri)/10:00, Heroines of the Revolutionary War

September 12, 2017, Kansas City Posse of Westerners/ dinner meeting, Death Valley Ghost Towns 

September 14, 2017: SCV Camp, South Kansas #2064/Wichita, KS/5:30, The Undefeated:  Jo Shelby and the Iron Brigade

September 21, 2017:  Monticello Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution (Shawnee, KS)/Frontier Railroads of Kansas

September 22, 2017:  Eunice Sterling DAR (Wichita, KS)/11:30, Songs of the Revolutionary War Era

September 25, 2017:  Mission Hills Chapter DAR (Kansas City, Black Jack Pershing 

October 2017 (South Carolina, NE Georgia)

October 1, 2017:   Free Facebook-Live broadcast on "A Brief History of Protestantism in the United States".

October 9, 2017:  Beaufort SCV/Beaufort Arsenal, Beaufort SC/6:00, History of the United Confederate Veterans

October 10, 2017:  Savannah DAR/10:30, Revolutionary War in Georgia

October 11, 2017:  Hilton Head Island, SC DAR Chapter/lunch, Heroines of the Revolutionary War

October 12, 2017:  Augusta SCV/7:00, TBD

October 20 or 21, 2017:  Orangeburgh, SC German-Swiss Geneological Society/South Carolina in the Revolutionary War

October 26, 2017: Lexington, SC UDC Chapter 1920/6:00, Lee's Corps Commanders

October 29, 2017:   Free Facebook-Live broadcast on "A Brief History of Protestantism in the United States".

November 2017

November 9, 2017:  Coweta Falls Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, Columbus, GA/11:30, The Revolutionary War in Georgia

November 11, 2017:  Alfred Holt Colquitt Chapter 2018 UDC, 11:00 a.m., George Patton

November 16, 2017:  Atlanta World War II Roundtable/?, Technology Innovations of World War II

November 18, 2017:  Kennesaw Mountain Chapter DAR/9:30, Songs of the American Revolution Era

November 19, 2017: Major John C. Hutto Camp #443, Jasper, AL/2:30pm, End of the Civil War in Alabama:1865 

December 2017

December 7, 2017:  Gen. Leonidas Polk Camp #1446/7:00, The Undefeated: Joe Shelby and the Iron Brigade

Schedule 2018

January 2018

January 18, 2018:  Alpharetta/Old Milton Historical Society/7:00, Georgia Railroads of the 19th Century

Feburary 2018

February 8, 2018:  Hobkirk Hill Chapter of the DAR, Camden, SC/TBD, Heroines of the Revolutionary War

Feburary 12, 2018:  Martha Stewart Bulloch Chapter DAR , Roswell, GA/10:00, Colonial Georgia

Feburary 20, 2018:  Etowah DAR/3:00, Heroines of the Revolutionary War 

March 2018

March 6th, 2018:  Fayette-Starr's Mill DAR/6:30, Georgia Heroes of the Revolution 

March 10, 2018:  College Hill DAR/??, Spies for the Cause: Nathan Hale and Lydia Barrington Darragh

March 15, 2018:  James Waldrop Chapter DAR/11:00, Heroines of the American Revolution

April 2018

April 19, 2018:  Jackson, Georgia DAR/1:30, Mary Musgrove, Empress of Georgia

May 2018

Tentative:  May 10, 2018:  Save Acworth History Foundation (Roberts Community and Education Center)/7:00, Georgia Railroads of the 19th Century 

June 2018

June 8, 2018:  National Garden Railways Convention (NGRC), Cobb Galleria Center/6:00, A History of Georgia Railroads

May 2019

May 23, 2019:  Nicolas Wallingford Colonial Dames/11:00, Songs of the Revolutionary War Era

2010/2015 lectures

SCV/SUV/UDC/DUV

Auburn AL
Anniston, AL
Ashville, AL SCV
Athens, GA
Atlanta, GA
Augusta, GA
Barnesville SCV Camp
Birmingham, AL UDC
Cartersville, GA
Chattanooga, TN
Conyers, GA SCV
Cumming GA SCV
Dallas, GA (New Hope Church)
Daughters of the Union, Atlanta, GA
Decatur, GA UDC
Eatonton, GA
Fayetteville, GA SCV
Fayetteville, TN
Fort Payne, AL UDC
Heard County Rangers, Franklin, GA
John's Creek, GA
Jonesboro, GA
Kennesaw, GA UDC
Kennesaw, GA SCV
Knoxville, TN
Lawrence, KS SUV
Lawrenceville, GA
Lenexa, KS
Mableton, GA
McDonough, Ga
Palmetto, GA
Roanoke, Alabama UDC
Rome, GA
Roswell, GA
Smyrna, GA
Stone Mountain, GA SCV
Sylvester, GA SCV
Tallassee, AL
Thomaston, Ga
Toccoa, GA
Topeka, KS
Valdosta, GA UDC
Villa Rica, GA SCV
Warner Robins, GA SCV
Watkinsville, GA
Wichita, KS
Zebulon, GA

DAR/SAR

Atlanta Chapter DAR
Atlanta Chapter Sons Of The American Revolution
Barry Springs DAR, Centre, Alabama
Birmingham DAR
Cherokee Chapter NSDAR
Coweta Fall Chapter SAR, Columbus, GA
Elijah Clarke Chapter, DAR, Athens, GA
Emma Sansom Chapter UDC, Rome, GA
General James Jackson Chapter, NSDAR, Valdosta, GA
Independence Hall Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution
James M Gresham Chapter of the UDC in Social Circle, GA
Hawkinsville Chapter NSDAR
Hightower Trail Chapter, NSDAR, Conyers, GA
Lebanon, PA DARathaniel Macon Chapter, NSDAR, Macon, GA
Mahantongo Chapter DAR, Pottsville, PA
Marietta, GA DAR
Marquis de Lafayette, Peachtree City, GA  SAR
Martha Bulloch Chapter DAR, Roswell, GA
Monticello Chapter, SAR, Shawnee, KS
John Collins Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution
Peachtree City, GA DAR
Piedmont SAR, Roswell, GA
Richard Henry Lee Chapter SAR, Auburn, Alabama
Robert Loughridge DAR Chapter, Dalton, GA
Rockdale County DAR
Rome Chapter (GA) SAR
Sandy Springs Chapter, NSDAR
Toccoa, GA DAR
Tomochichi Chapter DAR, Cornelia, GA
Washington-Wilkes SAR
Watkinsville, GA SAR
Zavier Chapter DAR, Rome, GA

Historical Societies and Associations

Alpharetta Historical Society
Catoosa County Historical Society
Chattooga County Historical Society
Cherokee County Historical Society
The Cobb County Genealogical Society
Colonial Dames 17th Century Thomas Johnson Chapter
Colonial Dames, Jonesboro, GA
Coweta County Genealogical Society/Newnan, GA
Dixie Relic Club
Douglas County, Georgia Genealogical Society
Etowah Historical Society (Gadsden, AL)
Fayette County (GA) Historical Society
Genealogical Society of Clayton and Henry Counties
Genealogical Society of Gilmer County
Georgia Chapter Trail of Tears Association
Georgia Society of Ferroequinologists
Griffin-Spalding Historical Society
Gwinnett Historical Society
Gordon County Historical Society
Historical Society of Forsyth County
John Baytop Scott Chapter of the Daughters of 1812, Athens, GA
Kansas City Posse of Westerners
Kingston, GA
Marietta Daughters of 1812
Newnan-Coweta Historical Society
Newton County Historical Society
Newtown Square Historical Society (PA)
Old Campbell County Historical Society, Fairburn, GA
Pickens County Historical Society, Jasper, GA
Robert Forsyth Chapter of SAR (Cumming, Ga.)
Rockdale County Historical Society
Roswell Historical Society
Savannah River Valley Genealogical Society
Walker County Historical Society
Wiregrass Genealogy Society, Eastman, GA

Museums/Battlefields

Bartow History Museum
Constitution Hall, Lecompton, KS
Holiday, Dorsey, Fife House, Fayetteville, GA
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield
Southeastern Railway Museum
Southern Museum
Watkins Museum, Lawrence, KS

Civil War Rounds Tables

Civil War Roundtable of Cobb County
Civil War Round Table of Kansas City
Dalton Civil War Roundtable
Northeastern Georgia Civil War Roundtable
Susquehanna Civil War Roundtable (Sunbury, PA)
Washington Georgia Civil War Round Table
Western North Carolina Civil War Round Table

Civic Groups

Arms Collectors of Georgia, Sandy Springs, GA
Darwin Family Reunion dinner
East Cobb Civitan Club
East Cobb Kiwanis Club
Fayette Senior Services in Peachtree City, GA
Friends And Neighbors, Cobb Senior Center
Georgia Colony of the National Society of New England Women
Kennworth Kiwanis Club
Piedmont Division of the National Model Railroad Association
Rotary Club of Vinings
Smyrna Rotary Club

Schools

Columbus State University, Columbus, GA
Due West Elementary School
Living Science Home Study Center, Woodstock, GA
North Cobb High School
TLE Academy

Libraries

Chickamauga Public Library
Northwest Georgia Regional Library

Churches

Fairview (Knoxville) UMC Distant Learning Program
First United Methodist Church of Marietta Men's group
Hope Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, IN
Mars Hill Presbyterian Church
Rock Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Georgia

Events and Tours

Civil War Comes Alive event in Cartersville (every year of the Sesquecentennial)
Civil War Comes to Kingston
Civil War Christmas (Southern Museum)
Cowan, TN Tullahoma Campaign Sesquicentennial Celebration
Lecompton, Kansas Territorial Days
NMRA Convention in Atlanta
Peddler's Village, PA ("Let's Steep")
Railroad Rendezvous (Southern Museum)
SCV Division Reunion, Emporia, KS
Southern Museum Descendents Party
Tours of Atlanta/Grant Park
Trains! Trains! Trains! (Southern Museum)

Major Thomas J. Key Camp #1920