PROFESSOR PETER P. MULLEN Peter Mullen is a native-born Kentuckian and a graduate of the University of Louisville and Western Kentucky University currently living in Callahan, Florida where he is a professor at Florida State College at Jacksonville. He is a member of the Speakers Bureau for the Georgia Historical Society, Sons of Confederate Veterans, and Florida State College, and lectures to professional and historical societies all over the country in observance of the Sesquicentennial Commemoration of the Civil War. Professor Mullen was commissioned by Governor Steven L. Beshear of the Commonwealth of Kentucky as a Kentucky Colonel on September 20, 2011 in the 220th year of the Commonwealth. PROGRAMS CIVIL WAR MEDICINE: INFECTIOUS DISEASE & IMMUNITY One hundred fifty years ago, this nation inflected upon itself four horrendous years of civil war, terrorism, and murders that lead us down the path of self-destruction. This program features science and medicine of the 19th Century blended with history and culture of the period providing a panoramic view of the suffering endured by both military and civilians between 1861 and 1865. CIVIL WAR FEUDS: A FAMILY TRADITION Numerous feuds arose during these troubled times pitting neighbor against neighbor, family against family and brother against brother resulting in conflicts lasting well into the 20th Century. The program focuses on notorious feuds that occurred in Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida with a blend of 19th Century historical, political, and cultural aspects of each area. Contact: Peter P. Mulllen at or by telephone at 904-879-4931
PROFESSOR PETER P. MULLEN Peter Mullen is a native-born Kentuckian and a graduate of the University of Louisville and Western Kentucky University currently living in Callahan, Florida where he is a professor at Florida State College at Jacksonville. He is a member of the Speakers Bureau for the Georgia Historical Society, Sons of Confederate Veterans, and Florida State College, and lectures to professional and historical societies all over the country in observance of the Sesquicentennial Commemoration of the Civil War. Professor Mullen was commissioned by Governor Steven L. Beshear of the Commonwealth of Kentucky as a Kentucky Colonel on September 20, 2011 in the 220th year of the Commonwealth. PROGRAMS CIVIL WAR MEDICINE: INFECTIOUS DISEASE & IMMUNITY One hundred fifty years ago, this nation inflected upon itself four horrendous years of civil war, terrorism, and murders that lead us down the path of self-destruction. This program features science and medicine of the 19th Century blended with history and culture of the period providing a panoramic view of the suffering endured by both military and civilians between 1861 and 1865. CIVIL WAR FEUDS: A FAMILY TRADITION Numerous feuds arose during these troubled times pitting neighbor against neighbor, family against family and brother against brother resulting in conflicts lasting well into the 20th Century. The program focuses on notorious feuds that occurred in Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida with a blend of 19th Century historical, political, and cultural aspects of each area. Contact: Peter P. Mulllen at or by telephone at 904-879-4931
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