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The Civil War: The Times, The Places, The People with Ned Harrison

Presented by Greensboro Historical Museum at Greensboro Historical Museum

February 12-April 15, 2008

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The Civil War: The Times, The Places, The People Civil War Class with Ned Harrison Ten Consecutive Tuesdays, from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. beginning February 12, 2008 Battle of Franklin Harrison has taught military history classes at Guilford College, GTCC, Alamance Community College, and the Historical Museum during 2007. He writes the column “About Veterans” for the News & Record, and writes a monthly Civil War column for newspapers in Virginia and Maryland. “The Civil War: The Times, The Places, The People” will discuss why the war had to be fought to determine once and for all if we would remain one nation, as well as when and how the war was fought. It will feature the military and civilian giants on both sides, as well as how the Industrial Revolution affected the war and tragically made mass death an integral part of warfare. Harrison will also discuss ten different issues settled by the Civil War. Course fee covers 30 hours of instruction, along with a text manual filled with maps, data, and explanatory text. The cost is $65 for non-museum members and $60 for museum members. Reservations may be made by sending payment to the Greensboro Historical Museum at 130 Summit Ave., Greensboro, N.C., 27401, or by calling 336-373-2043 to charge by phone. Prospective students are urged to enroll quickly because class size will be limited to fifty students.