Civil War Commemoration

Civil War Commemoration involves honoring and remembering the events, individuals, and impact of the American Civil War (1861-1865). It includes ceremonies, monuments, educational programs, and historical observations designed to reflect on the conflict's significance, sacrifices, and lessons. These commemorations serve to preserve history, foster reflection on national unity, freedom, and civil rights, and promote understanding of how the war shaped the United States. They can be held on specific anniversaries or as ongoing efforts to keep history accessible and relevant to current and future generations.