Submitted by Saltworks Camp No. 2353 of Lampasas The Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) placed 3rd place in the Deleon Peach and Melon Festival & Parade last Saturday, August 9th. Three SCV camps participated together in the event, the Captain Walter T. Saxon Camp #1982 of Hico, 2nd Texas Frontier No. 1904 of
Submitted by Saltworks Camp No. 2353 Lampasas, TX – On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) Camp No. 2353 gathered at the Lampasas Chamber of Commerce for their monthly meeting. The event featured an engaging presentation by Texas Division Chaplain James Bozeman, who shared insights into the historical significance
Belton, TX – July 4, 2025 Not even the rain could stop the stars and stripes—or the flags of history—from waving proudly through downtown Belton on Friday morning, as members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans participated in the city’s annual 4th of July Parade. Representatives from three Central Texas SCV camps—Major Robert M.
On March 22, the Medina Greys Camp #2254 proudly represented the Sons of Confederate Veterans at the Frio Pioneer Jail Museum's Pioneer Day 2025 in Pearsall, Texas. Under the bright Texas sun, the camp set up a striking tent featuring the SCV logo alongside the well-known 1-800-MySouth branding. The display immediately caught the attention
Naval Historian and Author Becomes Member of SCV Camp #992 The General Jerome B. Robertson Camp #992 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) has officially welcomed Stephen C. Kinnaman as its newest member. His application for membership was recently approved, and he participated in an initiation ceremony on November 6, 2024, during
On March 1st, members of the W.W. Heartsill Camp 314, Sons of Confederate Veterans, proudly represented their heritage in the Texas Krewe of Hebe Parade in Jefferson, Texas. This annual event, known for its vibrant celebration of history and tradition, saw the Heartsill Camp marching in uniform and showcasing an impressive float.
The Texas Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) is taking bold action to celebrate Confederate Heritage Month in Texas this April. With an eye-catching billboard campaign, SCV Texas aims to captivate millions of Texans by showcasing Southern history and honoring Confederate veterans along some of the state's busiest highways. The initiative
San Antonio World Heritage Center Grand Opening: A Celebration of Diversity, But Where Was Our History? Today, February 7, 2025, marked the grand opening of the World Heritage Center in San Antonio, Texas. This long-anticipated event brought together city officials, indigenous leaders, and cultural heritage organizations to celebrate the diverse history of the region. As
On a solemn afternoon, July 13, 2024, members of Walker’s Greyhounds Camp #2338 gathered at historic Fort Belknap to bid farewell to a beloved compatriot, John McKee. Commander Hand and 2nd Lt. Commander Hand had the distinct honor of participating in the Memorial Service, standing alongside fellow 2nd Brigade Compatriots in a tribute to
Boerne, Texas, just made SCV history! On May 7, 2024, the 1st Lt. Jesse Page Camp #2351 officially became the town’s very first Sons of Confederate Veterans camp. But the real excitement unfolded on July 27, 2024, when the camp gathered for its highly anticipated Chartering Ceremony—and what a celebration it was! With 22
