<B>When Liverpool Was Dixie</B>

Comm. J D Bulloch CSN.

Welcome to When Liverpool Was Dixie.
ever expanding the story of
Commander James Dunwoody Bulloch, CSN.

The amazing and true story, of events in Europe, and particularly in Merseyside, England. Events that, it would be true to say, certainly lengthened the war, as the ships of Europe, helped the South to survive, for much longer than many had expected.
Roy Rawlinson, site owner, 2010.

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The Ships
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The Men
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Articles
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Gallery 1
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Gallery 2
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Rebel With A Cause Exhibition.
The Exhibition, about the exploits of James Dunwoody Bulloch, was first displayed in August, 2001, at Crosby Library, Liverpool.
The exhibition also appeared at two other Liverpool Libraries, Central and Maghull.
The exhibition in Liverpool
The full exhibition is now the property of Bulloch Hall, Roswell, Georgia, where it now resides.

The Exhibiton as seen at Buloch Hall, Roswell Georgia, USA.

EVENTS
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In January of 2001, a unique event happened in Liverpool England.
The first official gravemarking for two Confederate Naval Officers buried in the United Kingdom.
The events of that day, are recorded here for your perusal.
The Commemoration
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2006, Official grave restoration ceremony for Lt John Low.CSN.
The Ceremony
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The 2009 Irvine Stephens Bulloch Grave Re-dedication Event

click here for
Report & Photographs.
2 NEW representions of the
CSS Alabama
by the author, Stephen Kinnaman.
The Alabama

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Commander James Dunwoody Bulloch.
Confederate States Navy.
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The "Confederate Embassy
In Liverpool.
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The Alabama, June 19 1864
Beautifully painted by Raphael Semmes daughter Electra.

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, My Links Page
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Descendants Pages.
I have been contacted by descendants of a number of the men featured on this site. As a consequence of which, I produced this page for them.
Descendants page
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The Liverpool Heritage Trail

Visit more than 50 American Civil War related sites around Liverpool, England, and elsewhere.

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Available to watch now
Videos of Liverpools amazing connections to the war. Click here to access the videos
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Visit Bulloch Hall, Roswell, Georgia, USA
The Bulloch family home from 1839
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In the summer of 2008, The Great Grandson,
and Great Great Grand daughter
of James Dunwoody Bulloch,
visited Liverpool, UK.
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The photos

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When Georgia
Came To Glasgow
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COMING SOON.

The story of what happened, when Bulloch and other Confederates started to utilise the shipbuilding yards of the Clyde.
Producing both blockade runners and warships.

Giraffe/CSS Robert E Lee.
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with any comments, questions

Contact, for whatever reason, is always welcome,
Roy Rawlinson (Site Owner)

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SITE OBJECTIVE
The objective of this site is to tell the true story of what happened, here in England, in those turbulent years of 1861 to 1865. How James Dunwoody Bulloch, at times almost singlehandedly, provided the Confederate States with three of the most famous commerce raiders in history. One of which, the CSS Alabama, became the most succesful such raider of all time, her feats will surely never be equalled or surpassed.
Bulloch was also the man responsible for the largest single delivery of arms into the South, in October of 1861, as well as having built 33 blockade runners, and purchased many more.
Unfortunately there is now a tragic side to this story, Commander Bulloch lies in a "foreign field" forgotten by most of his countrymen, yet there are those who rightly say that this man earned the right to stand alongside Robert E. Lee and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, in the Confederate Hall Of Fame.
Roy Rawlinson Aug. 2010.