UCV Reunion Parade

The United Confederate Veterans (UCV) National Reunion parade in Little Rock (Pulaski County), one of the largest gatherings of Confederate veterans in the United States in the twentieth century; May 1911. The national UCV Reunion returned to Little Rock a second time in 1928.

White men in Confederate uniforms and hats holding Confederate flags ride on horseback in a parade

Courtesy of the Arkansas State Archives

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