Get a sneak peek at an exciting new 2027 course exploring Georgia’s dramatic role in the American Revolution. Far from the sidelines, Georgia was a hotbed of political unrest, frontier conflict, and military action. This overview offers an introduction to the people, politics, and battles that made Georgia a critical and often overlooked Revolutionary War battleground.
Bring a brown bag lunch, invite a friend, and join us for this informative, interesting, and free lecture! Registration is required.
Gerald Flinchum
1970-1988 U.S. Army veteran, service to include; Vietnam, Georgia National Guard, U.S. Army Reserves, Commissioned officer Georgia State Defense Force. Retired telecommunications & networking fields, since 2002, over 30 years work-service. Married 26 years, 2 children. Author of 8 historical softbound books, local history, family history & articles for N.C. County Heritage series. Over 10 lectures since 2014 on local Civil War history; county historical societies, libraries, Woodstock Welcome Center & various veteran groups. Current Projects: The Civil War in Pickens County, Vietnam Veteran project & Guerrilla War in Georgia.
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