West Virginia in the Civil War is Copyright 1997-2001. All rights reserved. Right side data begins here Kanawha Valley Civil War Roundtable Founded in 1983 by respected local historian Noble K. Wyatt, the Kanawha Valley Civil War Roundtable promotes the study of Civil War history in West Virginia and its lasting effects on society and promotes the preservation of the state's Civil War sites and artifacts for future generations. Our membership is open to anyone interested in learning more about the Civil War, its place in American history, and West Virginia's unique role in the Civil War era.
All meetings are free and open to the public.
See below for mailing address. The West Virginia Humanities Council presents Pulitzer Prize winning author, Dr. James McPherson. The Roundtable also provides savings bonds as awards for deserving students doing projects relating to Civil War history at the annual social studies fair.