This thought-provoking series delves into the complex and often untold history of African American contributions to the Confederate war effort during the Civil War. Participants will explore the roles African Americans played—often involuntarily—in supporting the war, their struggles and resilience, and how their stories resonate today.

• Week 4: Field Trip and Cooking Demonstration
  The final session takes participants to the Cayce Historical Museum for a Living History program. Engage in a cooking demonstration and hands-on exploration of the tools, techniques, and recipes used to prepare meals for Confederate soldiers.
  

About the Instructor:
Dr. Walter B. Curry, founder of Renaissance Publications & Interpretive Education, LLC, is an award-winning author and historian whose work focuses on family lineage, slavery, the Civil War, and Reconstruction in South Carolina. His engaging presentations have been featured at conferences and workshops across the country.

Pricing:

Lourie Center Members: $20/course Non-members: $30/course

Sign up here: Registration ** Cayce Historical Museum, 1800 12th St, Cayce