Samuel Rush Watkins Camp #29 - The Webfoot Online!

Image of Original Columbia U.C.V. Banner that belonged to the Leonidas Polk Bivouac #3 and William Henry Trousdale Camp #495

ABOUT US

The Samuel R. Watkins Camp’s main purpose is to maintain and defend Confederate Heritage and perpetuate the memory of the Southern Confederate soldier who fought during the American Civil War (War Between the States [1861-1865]).
The Camp is strictly a patriotic, historical, educational, benevolent, non-political, and non-sectarian entity bound by its by-laws and governed by the Sons of Confederate Veterans Constitution.
Membership is open to any male 12 years of age and older who can show decent (Collateral or Lineal) from a Confederate Soldier who served honorably.

If these attributes and ideals appeal to you, we encourage you to be a part of us.

Former foes shaking hands at the Battle of Gettysburg's 50th Anniversary Reunion, 1913

Camp Leadership

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The Webfoot Newsletter is quite possibly the best SCV Camp Newsletter going.

If you are interested in being a member of the Sam Watkins camp, the newsletter comes to your mailbox every month as part of your membership benefits.

Currently, the Webfoot is distributed by E-mail in PDF format and also by regular postal mail. The option is up to the subscriber/Camp member.

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