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Honor our Confederate History
The Sons of Confederate Veterans, Camp 1360, The St. Johns Rangers
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Officers of SCV Camp 1360, The St. Johns Rangers
Commander, Byron Peavy
Lt. Commander, Carl Hopf
Lt. Commander, Carl Hopf
Commander Peavy is a life long resident of Volusia County, and member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Under Byron's leadership and through his dedicated research, the St. Johns Rangers Camp has identified several previously unknown Confederate Soldiers in and around Volusia County.
Lt. Commander, Carl Hopf
Lt. Commander, Carl Hopf
Lt. Commander, Carl Hopf
Lt. Commander Hopf is a Texas Native and has been a Member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans for 14 years. Ten years as Lt. Commander of the St. Johns Rangers. A familiar face at all St. Johns Rangers events, Carl is a valuable member of both our Camp and our Community.
Adjutant, Preston Collum
Lt. Commander, Carl Hopf
Adjutant, Preston Collum
Adjutant Collum is a life long resident of Volusia County and historian. A long time member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Preston is also a member of Scottish heritage organizations.
About St Johns Rangers-SCV
Our Mission
The SCV Camp 1360, St. Johns Rangers are dedicated to preserving our Confederate history and honor of our ancestors who fought for their homes, families, and rights under the flag of the Confederate States of America. Our mission is to educate our fellow Americans about who our Confederate ancestors were, what they fought for, and what can be learned from their sacrifices on behalf of the Confederate Cause. With historical facts previously taught in school and government archive documents, SCV Camp 1360 exposes the modern divisive term "Myth of The Lost Cause" as a lie to divide America and propagate victim mentality in our society.
Honoring of Confederate Heritage - The St. Johns Rangers Way!
We identify and locate Confederate Veterans resting places and provide them with headstones if needed. We also decorate our Confederate veterans resting places throughout the month of April every year.
Our members travel all over Florida to engage in living history and reenactments.
Our Camp members are always friendly and approachable to talk or just take a picture. Ladies love a Ranger!
Members devote many hours a year to educate the public about Confederate History. From folklore to confirmed actions, SCV Camp 1360's mission is to preserve and educate our Nation Confederate history.
The St. Johns Rangers participate in battle reenactments.
St, Johns Rangers members are recognized for their dedication to Camp and Community.
Support the St. Johns Rangers Today!
Your generous donations help us preserve history and honor the brave servicemen of the Confederate States of America. Join us in our mission to educate and engage the community through reenactments, living history, and grave care. Every contribution counts!