Civil War Round Table

The Inland Empire Civil War Round Table (IECWRT) is a non-profit organization open to anyone interested in the American Civil War, 1861-65. Founded in 1987, the Round Table is both a setting for formal talks and a forum for informal discussions of topics related to the Civil War. The group publishes a monthly newsletter, The Hardtack and meets the second Wednesday of each month (except February, July, and August) from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm in the Lincoln Memorial Shrine.

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Two hundred years after his birth, the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln continues to fascinate and inspire. Born into poverty on the edge of an untamed frontier, his rise from obscurity to greatness has become a symbol of the universal hope that we can all improve our circumstances in life.

Lincoln's family life has also generated interest over the years. Although some claim that his marriage to the volatile Mary Todd was a burden to Abe, others point to the love that both parents clearly had for their four sons.

His twin great accomplishments, ending the scourge of American slavery while simultaneously preserving the Union of States during its most challenging crisis, have led many to name him American's greatest statesman.

Utilizing some of our finest manuscripts, artifacts, and broadsides the Lincoln Memorial Shrine is proud to host a special exhibit commemorating the Bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth.

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