The Official Website of West Virginia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans

A Message From Division Commander

Rodger Ware

Welcome to the official website of the West Virginia Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. The SCV was formed in 1896 and has over 30,000 members worldwide. Our purpose is to honor the memory of the Confederate soldier, protect and maintain their monuments, battlefields, relics, and gravesites, and preserve the true history of the War Between The States. Members in over 700 camps nationwide participate in a variety of civic and educational projects, including living history presentations, memorial ceremonies, genealogy projects, reenactments, and more. We welcome contributions of articles, photos, maps, or letters pertaining to the Confederate experience in West Virginia to post on this site. The West Virginia Division SCV message board is also available as a forum to discuss issues of interest. If you are a male descendant of a Confederate soldier or sailor and would like to learn more about your Confederate heritage, I encourage you to join the SCV. Thank you for visiting the website of the West Virginia Division SCV!

Serving their memory,
Rodger Ware

Commander, West Virginia Division

Sons of Confederate Veterans

MESSAGE FROM THE WEBMASTER

Hello, as most are aware, we have decided to update the division website with a new design. With the launching of this new design we hope to make the Division Website easier to navigate through and be as user friendly as humanly possible. We had thoughts about changing the main header logo but with people protesting that they liked it, no changes have been made to it. I hope that everyone will enjoy the site as much as we have enjoyed designing and building it! Please do leave your comments on the Messageboard!

Thank You All For Your Support!

~Brett Tyler Ware~

Head Webmaster

West Virginia Division

Sons of Confederate Veterans

Today's Featured Photo:

Commander Terry McCallister presenting Past Commander Greg Michael his past commander metal with the help of Al Davidson at the Mattie Carroll House in Guyendotte, WV

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