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Sons of Confederate Veterans · Vicksburg, Mississippi

Honor the Past.
Preserve the Story.

Lt. General John C. Pemberton Camp No. 1354 preserves local history, honors Confederate veterans, and carries their stories forward for future generations.

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Camp 1354Vicksburg, Mississippi
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Our Camp

A living connection to Vicksburg’s history

Camp 1354 is the Vicksburg-area camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, a hereditary organization dedicated to preserving the history and memory of Confederate soldiers.

Our members gather for fellowship, historical programs, memorial observances, and the continuing work of documenting the people whose service shaped our region.

Gather With Us

History is better when it is shared.

Visitors and prospective members are welcome at our monthly meetings. Join us for fellowship and a program rooted in the history of Vicksburg and the South.

Monthly Camp Meeting

When
First Tuesday, 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Where
Vicksburg Masonic Temple
322 Cain Ridge Road
Vicksburg, Mississippi
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Featured History

General John C. Pemberton

The camp’s namesake commanded the Army of Vicksburg during one of the most consequential campaigns of the War Between the States.

Explore his life, command, and lasting connection to the city whose defense became inseparable from his name.

Wall of Honor

Every name holds a story.

Remember the soldiers whose descendants and stories are connected to our camp.

Wall of Honor

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In the Trenches

Camp stories worth opening.

Read meeting news, historical features, memorials, and dispatches from Camp 1354—then explore more than a decade of past issues.

Latest Newsletter

June 2026