Members of the Stonewall Brigade SCV spent New Year’s Day working at Lee-Jackson Park in preparation for Lee-Jackson Day weekend. See the photos here.
Tag: Robert E. Lee
Beautiful video of Lee-Jackson Park dedication & flag raising (May 27, 2023)
… from Dixie Forever. See it here.
Lee-Jackson Day schedule
View it in this Facebook post from the Stonewall Brigade or on the Lee-Jackson Park website.
Photo updates of the new Lee statue
Post about mini and full-size Lee statues from Confederate Coffee
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Christmas 2024
Check out an assortment of various posts that have brightened my spirits this holiday season:
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Merry Christmas from Dixie Forever & Monuments Across Dixie
Christmas in Dixie (and related video) via Monuments Across Dixie
Christmas in Dixie (video) via Monuments Across Dixie
Beautiful park decorated with Christmas wreaths (and related video) via Monuments Across Dixie
Battle of Dinwiddie Courthouse memorial via Monuments Across Dixie
Statue outside Jackson County Courthouse via Monuments Across Dixie
Another festive statue photo from Monuments Across Dixie
… and another and another and another and another and another and another and another!
Video montage of various festively decorated statues from Monuments Across Dixie
Video versions of various festively decorated statues: here and here and here
Christmas tree lighting in Franklin, Tennessee (and video version) (and second video version) via Monuments Across Dixie
Christmas at the National Confederate Museum, via Monuments Across Dixie
Stone Mountain Christmas card, via Monuments Across Dixie
First Confederate White House, via Monuments Across Dixie
Confederate Monument in Jasper, Alabama via History Reminds Us
A festive scene in Murfreesboro, Tennessee via Dixie Forever (and another view of the same monument and yet another view)
Confederate Memorial in Lebanon, Tennessee (and video version) via Monuments Across Dixie
A Confederate Christmas tree, via the Virginia Flaggers
The poem “Christmas Night of ’62,” via the Virginia Flaggers
A Christmas update from the National Confederate Museum
Merry Christmas from Lee-Jackson Memorial Park, via the Stonewall Brigade
A Christmas wreath from Valor Memorial Park
Another wreath and salute from Valor Memorial Park
Christmas at the Jacksons’ by the Stonewall Jackson House
Decorating graves for Christmas, via the Texas Division SCV
Some wreaths across Dixie, via the Turner Ashby SCV Camp #1567
A Christmas wreath from Washington & Lee History & Tradition
A Confederate general meeting Santa, via “Rebel Yell” Facebook page
Confederate Monument in Edenton, North Carolina, via Monuments Across Dixie
Lee-Jackson Day coming up
This post by the Virginia Flaggers has some details:
“Once again this year, The Virginia Flaggers will join the Stonewall Brigade in two full days of commemorations and events in Lexington, Virginia, and encourage ALL Southern heritage supporters to attend! It is more important than ever that we make a HUGE showing and show the town of Lexington, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the entire country that we don’t need the permission or approval of ANY government entity to do what is our duty and responsibility.We will kick things off Friday, January 17th at 10:00 am, and finish up with supper Saturday night, and invite you to join us for the full two days, or at any point when you can or wish to attend.”
Video from Robert E. Lee monument in Richmond Hill, Georgia
Watch it here, via the Virginia Flaggers.
Update on full-size Robert E. Lee monument
The clay model looks like it’s basically done! Check it out here.