North Carolina Order of Confederate Rose

09/30/2025

When you can't handle criticism...sometimes the truth....you disable the comment section. Block those who question you. That speaks volumes for your character. Just saying! Checkmate!

09/30/2025

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We at NCXP wish to offer a moment of heartbroken silence for Silent Sam and this evening's incredibly ignorant, divisive, and sadly uneducated activity on the campus of the University of North Carolina. For all those Carolina students, and the families of students, who died defending North Carolina and who were represented by Sam...we mourn.

Silent Sam represented about 1800 students and alumni of the University of North Carolina, including the 287 who perished defending their beloved North Carolina in the War of Northern Aggression. The University had in that sacred defense 1 lieutenant-general, 4 major-generals, 13 brigadier-generals, 71 colonels, 30 lieutenant-colonels, 65 majors, 46 adjutants, 71 surgeons, 254 captains, 161 lieutenants, 38 non-commissioned officers and about 1000 privates.

"No nobler young men ever lived; no braver soldiers ever answered the bugle call nor marched under a battle flag...

They fought, not for conquest, not for coercion, but from a high and holy sense of duty. ...They served, they suffered, they endured, they fought, for their childhood homes, their firesides, the honor of their ancestors, their loved ones, their own native land."

Dedicated in honor June 2, 1913
Destroyed by Cowards August 20, 2018

~ Kevin E. Spencer, Author, North Carolina Expatriates

09/30/2025

09/10/2025

Prayers for Kirk Family

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08/10/2025

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07/05/2025

We are praying for yall....26ft in 45 minutes....for a flash flood. There are no words....but praying

05/23/2025

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John Coffee was a planter and commander in Tennessee's militia. This saber was carried by Coffee as commander of the "Volunteer Riflemen of Tennessee." He fought at the Battle of New Orleans and in the Creek and Seminole Wars and was a close personal friend and business associate of Andrew Jackson. The sword is notable for its remarkable detail: the saber has a curved blade, ivory grips, silver mounts, and a floral pommel. A "U.S. of A" patriotic and gold floral design is also incised in the blade. Take a closer look in the Museum's Forging a Nation exhibition.

05/20/2025

Two documents that changed the path of North Carolina. The May 20, 1775 Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and the May 20,1861 North Carolina Secession Proclamation. Both documents represent our great state’s determination to break away from tyrannical rule.

05/11/2025