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Learn how you can help Help "Preserve Our Post" - Elliott Wyman GAR Post #39 Genoa, Ohio. Click here to learn more.

Elliot Wyman Post picture taken 1895

Learn how you can help save Johnson's Island. Click here to visit Friends and Descendants of Johnson's Island.

Johnson's Island Prison Compound

Read RT member Jim Bissland's new book on Ohio and the Civil War, Blood, Tears and Glory


And visit his companion blog, an American Civil War day by historical day

The GREATER TOLEDO CIVIL WAR ROUNDTABLE is a not-for-profit organization. We are here to teach and learn.

The Greater Toledo Civil War Roundtable's main purpose is to provide a forum where anyone with an interest in the American Civil War, regardless of his or her level of expertise, can gather together to study, discuss and learn about the various facets of this period of American history -- from the battlefield to the homefront and everything in between. This is accomplished through Monthly Meetings and Luncheon Programs. Our membership is large enough for a diversity of opinions and views, yet small enough for comraderie and friendship to flourish.

In conjunction with our primary function, the Roundtable wishes to encourage and stimulate interest in others through various educational programs like our Civil War Studies Course at Lourdes College, and our Civil War 101 programs, and other activities open to public and members alike such as our Cemetery Walks.

The Greater Toledo Civil War Roundtable also promotes the preservation of historic sites and objects. These are primarily, but not exclusively, Civil War related and include battlefields, monuments, flags, statues, historic homes and buildings, etc. Though the Civil War era is our primary focus, it is not our only one. We recognize that all items relative to our history and heritage are worth preserving. Some programs and projects that have received our support include the Civil War Preservation Trust (formerly the APCWS and Civil War Trust), Friends of the National Parks at Gettysburg, the Ohio Civil War Trail Commission, and the Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Association. We have also participated on a more local level with such projects as the restoration of the Monclova Soldiers Monument in Swan Creek Cemetery, Monclova Township, and the "Restore the Glory" project at Willow Cemetery in East Toledo. For more complete information on projects and organizations we support, please visit our Preservation Page.

We are a non-partisan group. Both "Yanks" and "Rebs" are welcome within our ranks. Please take a few minutes to browse through our site. If you like what you see, let us know by either Emailing us or, better yet, coming to one of our meetings!



New! RT Products Being Offered on Zazzle.com!

The following products bearing the GTCWRT logo are being sold for a limited time, part of a fund-raising trial. The products are being offered through Zazzle.com, a company that allows people to create and sell their own products. Products can be customized -- you can add your name, or change the style or color. If we have enough interest, we can look into creating more products. I currently have an account set up under the name of HDKingsbury: click here to go to the gallery. To learn more about each product, click on the image to go to the Zazzle website. There you can purchase your product(s).

Visit my Zazzle Gallery and purchase custom-made products with a historical theme!

create & buy custom products at Zazzle



2008 Program Schedule

Please check our Program Schedule regularly for changes and additions.

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Coming in 2008

May 8, 2008:
Dessert Night at the Roundtable

May 8th is Dessert Night at the Greater Toledo CWRT. We're asking folks to give our Commissary a break and bring a treat -- cookies, cakes, pies, whatever!

So join us at the Navarre Park Shelter House, on White St. near the intersection of Navarre Ave.



Need maps or directions to get to our meetings? Use the links below and use MapQuest's free service. Click on Navarre Park Shelter House for Thursday night meetings, or Uncle John's Pancake House for Tuesday luncheon meetings. When the page opens, click on "Get Directions to this Location." Enter your address information, and click the "Get Directions" button.

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Please note that we have a new e-mail address. You can E-mail us at:
gtcwrt@att.net

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Or write to us at:
GTCWRT
PO Box 140844
Toledo, Ohio 43614
Portions of this website last updated: May 4, 2008




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