*Officers:
President:
Mike Beck
Vice President: Reece Sexton
Secretary: Terry Davenport
Treasurer: Wayne Pigman
*Board of Directors:
Larry Baker
Hamblen County Commission
Ken Coffey
Grainger County Historian
R. Jack Fishman
President Lakeway Publishers
Mike Beck
General Electric Manufacturing
Terry Davenport
Claims Adjuster, State Farm
Bill Henderson
Hamblen County Historian
Stanicl Ford
Chairman Hamblen County
Commission
Esco Jarnagin
Sheriff Hamblen County
Wayne Pigman
President Hayter Printing
Reece Sexton,
Publisher and Editor, Civil War
Courier, Camp Chase Gazette, Citizen's Companion
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Who We Are...
A local developer proposed constructing a
small retail store and demolishing the historic
house General James Longstreet used as his
headquarters in Russellville, TN during the winter
of 1863-64.
Lakeway Civil War
Preservation Association was organized in February
2006 to save this historic house. LCWPA was
incorporated; granted a Tennessee Charter, and a
501c3 charitable non-profit IRS status (donations
are tax deductible).
LCWPA is dedicated to preserving our Civil War heritage and telling the
complete story of the Civil War in the Lakeway area
of East Tennessee. LCWPA is working with historic
Bethesda Church which was used a hospital by both
armies, the Rose Center, the Bean Station
Battlefield, the Bulls Gap Battlefield and other
historic sites in the Lakeway area.
Contact Us
LCWPA depends on private
donations to continue its efforts. Please become a
Friend of Longstreet Headquarters Museum and support
the teaching and preservation of our heritage.
Click Here To Make A Donation and Help Preserve Our
History
*None
of the officers or board of directors receive
compensation. All work is volunteered, and “all”
donations, grants and funds are used for restoration
of this historic house. |