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The Living History
Association of North Carolina, INC.
30th North
Carolina Troops, Company K
“The
Mecklenburg Beaureguards”
Mission Statement
The Living History Association of North Carolina is dedicated to expanding
and enriching knowledge of the War Between the States and through its programs
and services, to bring to the American people a greater understanding of the
persons, events, and places that formed our heritage.
Core Values
1. The Living History Association of North Carolina promotes,
encourages, and participates in celebration of patriotic anniversaries of the
United States of America and the Confederate States of America.
2. The Living
History Association of North Carolina is dedicated to preserving our Southern
Heritage, remembering our forefathers, and teaching others about those who,
forsaking all else, fought bravely, and endured the hardships for “The
Confederate Cause.”
3. The Living
History Association of North Carolina respects the rights of all those who
wish to learn more about their heritage.
4. The Living History Association of North Carolina will perpetuate the
memory and spirit of the men and women who sought Southern Independence.
5. The Living History Association of North Carolina honors those
original 30th NC Troops who fought and died on the field of battle, suffered
the confines of prison, and stacked arms at Appomattox.
6. The Living History Association of North Carolina studies documents,
relics, and records of American history and fosters patriotism and love of
country.
7. The Living History Association of North Carolina denounces racism,
racial supremacists, neo- secessionism, hate groups, and any group or
individual who misuses or desecrates the flags of the Confederate States of
America, or its armed forces, or the United States of America.
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