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KSU Tour of Kennesaw Mountain
KSU’s College of Continuing Education held their tour of Kennesaw Mountain yesterday.

Civil War historian, instructor, lecturer, newspaper columnist, and author. As a member of the Society of Civil War Historians, Historians of the Civil War Western Theater, Georgia Association of Historians, Shaffer also serves on the boards of the Cobb County Civil War Round Table, and the Friends of Camp McDonald. In addition, he teaches Civil War Courses at Kennesaw State University's College of Professional Education, and at Emory University. He frequently lectures to various groups across the country. http://www.civilwarhistorian.net
KSU’s College of Continuing Education held their tour of Kennesaw Mountain yesterday.

KSU’s College of Continuing and Professional Education held their tour of Kennesaw Mountain yesterday. Guests spent a great day on the battl
Civil War historian Michael K. Shaffer appeared on a recent episode of 'The Dead Files.' Episode now viewable on YouTube at the link below.
Heritage Sandy Springs Lecture Series, Starts Tuesday!
Register now for two upcoming tours; Kennesaw Mountain on June 25, and Atlanta on July 18!
Chattahoochee River Line story in the 'Marietta Daily Journal'
Sneak peek of a newly installed sign at Camp McDonald...see more on Saturday, 7:00 a.m. until dark.
Civil War historian Michael K. Shaffer discussing the history of Camp McDonald at the Southern Museum in Kennesaw.
Inaugural Camp McDonald Day Event: Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 5:30, Civil War historian Michael K. Shaffer will discuss the history of Camp
The four-gun redan of the 10th Ohio Battery; part of the Chattahoochee River Line just added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Registration now open for 'The Civil War in Georgia' course, which begins August 3, plus two Civil War tours!
Steve Di Schiavi, co-host of ‘The Dead Files,’ and Michael K. Shaffer of Kennesaw.
Steve Di Schiavi, co-host of ‘The Dead Files,’ and Kennesaw's Michael K. Shaffer.
Join us in Kennesaw on June 11 and 13, as we celebrate the inaugural Camp McDonald Day with various festivities.
'This Week in Civil War History: May 27- June 2, 1865'
Annual meeting of the Civil War Historians of the Western Theater took place today in Kennesaw.