“All that the South has ever desired was that the Union, as established by our forefathers, should be preserved, and that the government as originally organized should be administered in purity and truth.”
~General Robert E. Lee
#TheSouthWasRIGHT

We love it when folks send us pics of our flags! The Virginia Flaggers’ US 29 Bypass Gen William Lewis Cabell Memorial Battle Flag, Danville, Virginia.
Long may she wave!

*Even the devil himself admired Forrest…

"Forrest was the most remarkable man our Civil War produced on either side."
—William T. Sherman

“We will stay here…if we must all go to hell together. Tell General Longstreet to send me some ammunition. I have not a cartridge in my command, but will hold my position at the point of the bayonet.”~ John R. Cooke of the 27th NC responding to orders to Genl Longstreet to hold the Confederate Center. - The Sunken Road, Sharpsburg, 152 years ago today...September 17, 1862

When the War ended, Cooke went to Richmond, and became a merchant. He was an active member of the community and was one of the founders of the Confederate Old Soldiers Home in Richmond.

Flagger tip of the day: Keep a supply of stick flags with you at all times. Look for opportunities to plant flags during the course of your day...to honor our Confederate dead... and decorate our monuments, markers, and grave sites.

"It is the revered symbol of our martial life in the Confederacy, and a token of our everlasting comradeship. It is too dear to us to be furled, for it proclaims a Cause that was never lost." ~ General Clement Evans

Corporal John D. Tanner of Company F 28th Virginia Infantry Regiment. The 28th Virginia fought in almost every major battle of the War Between the States with The Army of Northern Virginia from the First Battle of Manassas to Appomattox. The regiment suffered heavy casualties during the war. When the war started the unit had 600 men in total and when the unit surrendered at Appomattox only 3 officers and 51 men survived. We don’t know what happened to Corporal Tanner, but we will make sure he is not forgotten.

God Bless Dixie and our Flag!

Children of ALL ages love the Confederate barrel train! #VAFlaggerPicnic2024

Not going to happen. #HeritageOfHonor

Still standing tall and proud in Lynchburg, Va. God Save the South!

Shoutout to the men of the King William Artillery who brought their beautiful cannon to educate attendees and provide demonstrations throughout the day. A supporter sent us this enhanced photo of the crew and we thought it was spectacular. Thank you, gentlemen! #VFPicnic2026

THIRTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY...Over 300 supporters gathered in Chester Va to raise our very first Va Flaggers Memorial Roadside Battle Flag.

To the glory of God…and in memory and honor of our Confederate heroes!

“Believe that you can whip the enemy, and you have won half the battle.”

- General J.E.B. Stuart, C.S.A.

Weinaker’s Southern Rebels!
Mobile, AL. Circa 1957
Lovely Southern ladies who were legends on the court.

Clyde N. Wilson is a professor of history at the University of South Carolina who specializes in the history of the American South.

A note left at one of our flag sites. There are more of us than you can ever imagine. Shoutout to all of our flag site landowners who stand, unflinching, for truth and right!

Room setup just before guests began to arrive for our 15th Anniversary family picnic last weekend. Shoutout to each and every one of you who had a part in making it our best yet! #VFPicnic2026

It’s a cloudy day in Ararat, but the rain hasn’t damped the spirits of those attending the JEB Stuart Birthplace Civil War encampment at Laurel Hill! We are set up and looking forward to a great couple of days. Stop by and see us!

Imagine the difference it would make if every single person who complains about the removal of school and street names, flags, and monuments, and the rewriting of our history to degrade our ancestors did one simple thing... fly a battle flag on your property 24/7.