Inland Empire Civil War Round Table Patron Recognition
We sincerely thank our Dedicated Patron Donors. The continued support of individuals and groups who have contributed $50 or more is invaluable to the Inland Empire Civil War Round Table and the advancement of our educational and preservation efforts.
2026 Patrons
Heather St. Clair* – Loma Linda |
Mike Hoover* – Grand Terrace
Janet Whaley* – Pasadena |
Stephen Smith* – Grand Terrace
Paul Gomez* – Rancho Cucamonga |
Don McCue* – Redlands
North Jersey Civil War Round Table* – New Jersey
Old Baldy Civil War Round Table of Philadelphia*
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Generals Sedgwick-Granger Camp 17*
Donald Forden & Donna Kisk* – Laguna Woods
Brian Cieslak* – Riverside |
Richard Foy* – Laguna Woods
David Holtz* – Northridge |
Kevin Phillips* – Riverside
Richard Jankowski Jr.* – Voorhees, NJ
Steve Madden* – Redlands, CA
David Twichell* – Highland, CA |
John Serrano* – Redlands
Jeffery Boutwell* – Columbia, MD |
Kevin Donovan* – Roanoke, VA
Dennis Doyle* – Joliet, IL |
Nonie Kleinhans* – Redlands
Stephen Romaine*
Dwight Pitcaithley* – Las Cruces, NM
Michael Reed* – Laguna Woods
Nancy & Rodney McGee* – Redlands, CA
Richard Rosenthal* – Morris Plains, NJ
Lety & Perry Dannesh* – Grand Terrace, CA
* Donation given for the acquisition of historical artifacts for the Lincoln Memorial Shrine in Redlands, CA.
Our Venue
On Zoom or in-person. The A.K. Smiley Public Library on the grounds of the famous Lincoln Memorial shrine in Redlands, California.
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The Inland Empire Civil War Round Table is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to historical study and battlefield preservation.
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ABOUT THE ROUND TABLE
Dedicated to American Civil War History
Welcome to the Inland Empire Civil War Round Table. We are a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to historical study and battlefield preservation. For forty years, we have brought together enthusiasts to study, discuss, and preserve this pivotal era in American history.
Through engaging monthly meetings, expert guest speakers, and community outreach, we explore the complex military, political, and social dimensions of the Civil War Era. We provide a collaborative forum where seasoned scholars and newcomers alike can connect, share research, and discover new historical insights.
Our dedication extends beyond our meetings to active historical preservation efforts. By supporting battlefield conservation projects and educational initiatives, we help ensure that the artifacts, locations, and personal stories of this defining conflict remain accessible for future generations.
Core Areas of Focus
An active cultural and educational hub offering a variety of regular programs, historical resources, and public roundtable events.
- Monthly Lectures
- Historical Archives
- Battlefield Preservation
- Book Discussions
- Research Databases
- Public Events
All regular monthly meetings are completely free and open to the public. We invite you to join us, participate in our open discussions, and connect with fellow history enthusiasts in the community.
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The Monthly Roundtable
Every month, we host distinguished guest speakers, military authors, and regional historians who bring unique insights into Civil War strategies, deeply researched biographies, and overlooked historical narratives.
What’s Going on
Our Featured Events
19 Jul
Monthly Roundtable Meeting: Civil War Railroads
Join us for an in-person presentation by Bruce Hendrick: "Civil War Railroads and the Lincoln Funeral Train."
26 Jun
40th Anniversary Symposium
Registration is officially open for our landmark 40th Anniversary Symposium featuring expert guest panels, presenter Q&As, a book sale, and a silent auction. Tickets are available at $190 for members and $249 for non-members.