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The Ramay/Macatee Speaker Series returns September 21, 2019.
Learn from a distinguished “Dream Team” lineup of four nationally known Civil War professors, historians and authors who be speaking at an all day Civil War Symposium – Ramay/Macatee Speaker Series symposium format event.
- - - Brooks D. Simpson is ASU Foundation Professor of History at Arizona State University. Writing extensively on nineteenth-century American history, specializing in the era of the Civil War and Reconstruction. Most recently he has served as editor of the Library of America’s series on the Civil War and Reconstruction.
A Symposium is a formal gathering in an academic setting where participants are experts in their fields. These experts present or deliver their opinions or viewpoints on a chosen topic of discussion. There are the usual discussions on the chosen topic after the experts have presented their speeches. The chief characteristic of a symposium is that it covers a single topic or subject and all the lectures given by experts are completed in a single day.
bit.ly/CivilWarSymposiumTickets
Tickets are now being offered for the Civil War Symposium – Ramay/Macatee Speaker Series
Learn from a “Dream Team” lineup of four nationally known distinguished Civil War professors, historians and authors who be speaking at an all day symposium format event September 21, 2019 $50
bit.ly/CivilWarSymposiumTickets
The Ramay/Macatee Speaker Series returns September 21, 2019.
Learn from a distinguished “Dream Team” lineup of four nationally known Civil War professors, historians and authors who be speaking at an all day Civil War Symposium – Ramay/Macatee Speaker Series symposium format event.
Charles D. Grear, a professor of history at Central Texas College, is the author or editor of eight books, including The Tennessee Campaign of 1864, Why Texans Fought in the Civil War, and The House Divided: America in the Era of the Civil War & Reconstruction. He is a co editor of the Civil War Campaigns in the West series.
Symposium tickets - bit.ly/CivilWarSymposiumTickets
One of Granbury's most fun holidays!Granbury knows how to celebrate the 4th!
Granbury Chamber of Commerce's Hometown Parade begins at 10:00 am July 4th. Remember it leaves the high school at 10 traveling east on Pearl St., loops the Square and travels back west on Bridge.
Info to join the parade and more about the big celebration
is here - www.granburychamber.com/pages/th-of-july
