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Jones-Imboden Raid
Beverly, WV
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July 24-25, 2010
www.historicbeverly.org
150th Anniversary Reenactment of the Battle of Rich Mountain |
The Victorian Leisure Fair
Rome, NY
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July 31-Sept 5, 2010
www.historicfairs.com
This 6 weekend living history event will include stage performances, choral groups, instrumental groups, parades, and vendors selling food and wares. We will be focusing on the entirety of the Age of Industry and Innovation that was the Victorian Era, and all parts of Queen Victoria’s realm. This is a great event for the whole family, with reenacting opportunities for those who wish to play everything from English and Irish working class, to military, to merchants, to high society! We will have a dance floor for ballroom dancing, with a live band, a working steam train, and a canal barge being drawn down the canal by draft horses. We are still looking for reenactors for our living history environments, and performers for our stage productions (both children’s theater and Gilbert and Sullivan). Those interested can contact rene@historicfairs.com. We are also still looking for sutlers, costumers, artisans and period craft vendors, for more information email danielle@historicfairs.com Those interested in carpentry or stage craft contact vini@historicfairs.com Learn more about the fair at our website and join us in person this summer!
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Tinker Homestead and Farm Museum 7th Annual Civil War Days
Henrietta, NY
585-359-7042
tinkerhomestead@gmail.com
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August 06-08, 2010
tinkercivilwardays.googlepages.com
Battles Saturday and Sunday @1pm, Concert Friday evening, Blue/Gray Dance Saturday evening. Camps open Friday after noon.
For more info go to our website |
Annual Civil War Era Reenactment
Boscobel, WI
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August 06-08, 2010
www.musketsandmemories.org
This event, held at Kronshage Park on the city’s south side, and at sites throughout the community, has become one of the largest and most popular Civil War reenactments in the Upper Midwest.Weekend activities, planned with the whole family in mind, include the popular battle reenactments, with the Saturday battle portraying the First Bull Run/Manassas, the opening battle of the Conflict. The Sunday battle will recreate the last battle of the Conflict near Appomattox.
Other presentations include guided tours of the Union and Confederate camps, a ladies garden party, ball and fashion show, pie and ice cream social, children’s activities, and a church service. There will also be first person impressions, medical demonstrations, workshops, and sutlers. A full schedule is available at the Web site. |
Civil War Days
Port Sanilac, MI
810-622-9946
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August 07-08, 2010
Port Sanilac is a picturesque village on the shores of Lake Huron in Michigan's thumb area - about forty minutes north of Port Huron, MI. We have planned numerous events including visits from President and Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, Banjo Music of the Civil War Period, Crafters, Reenactments, Cannons, and a Grand Ball with a string band and a dance caller. In addition, we have many activities for the children. Don't miss out! Free camping, on Village Museum grounds, for both Yankees and Rebels, with straw and firewood available. For further info email smdebus@comcast.net or call Susan Gill 248 875 9282 |
Battle for Turkeyville Civil War Reenactment
Marshall, MI
Sarah S. 269-449-2545
sarahtoga@hotmail.com
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August 13-15, 2010
turkeyvillereenactment.tripod.com
Battle for Turkeyville
Restaurant, Annual Antique Show & Flea Market, Night Battle, Capture the Flag Game for reenactors, Sutlers, General Lee & General Longstreet Impressions, 50/50 Cash Drawing, Raffle, Ladies Tea Social, Ladies Fashion Show, Men's Speed Shoot & 3-legged Race, SCV, SUV, canon bounties, Court Martial & Summary Execution performance, POW Exchange ceremony, Blacksmith on site, Cartographer on site, children's games, skits, period speeches, possible period dance. |
Civil War Encampment Weekend
Chantilly, VA
703-708-0861
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August 14-15, 2010
sullyhistoricsite.blogspot.com
10am-4pm Saturday, 10am-3pm Sunday Federal and Confederate troops recreate Civil War daily life as re-enactors demonstrate the varied work of the army. Skirmishes each day include nfantry, artillery and cavalry. Visit the weekend encampment and discover a soldier’s lifestyle during this turbulent time in America’s history. Enjoy live music and a fashion show. House tour includes artifacts rarely on exhibit belonging to the Haight family,
mid-19th century residents at Sully. $7/adult, $5/senior and child or two day ticket $12/adult, $8/senior and child
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16th Annual Galesburg Heritage Days Living History Festival
Galesburg, IL
309-337-3308
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August 20-22, 2010
heritagedays.com
Just imagine the excitement of attending a single weekend event featuring both a thoroughly fielded Civil War battle reenactment and encampment, and a Pre-1840 early American colonial frontier rendezvous within a short woods walking distance of each other.
Civil War activities include period sutlers, two battle reenactments, ladies tea, period fashion show, games for all children, candy cannon, pie and cake auction, Sun church service, and more. We are honored to host as our special guests, President Abraham Lincoln, author Mark Twain, General Robert E. Lee, and General Ambrose Burnside. Don't forget to visit our Pre-1840's Rendezvous, featuring over 100 period camps, and dozens of mercantile tents and food cafes.
All period reenactors, sutlers, and the public are welcome to attend. Pre-registration is requested. Gate fees from the public is prohibited, so we humbly ask our reenacting participants for a voluntary donation of $5 per person, or no more than $15 per family, which will be returned to you, or your unit as food rations for Sat. evening meal, and issue powder and caps to infantry and artillary, and cash reimbursements to the cavalry. A $25 sutler fee is required.
For more information, directions to Lake Storey Park, and online registration visit our website or visit us on Facebook at Galesburg Heritage Days Living History Festival. |
Living History Demonstration
Spotsylvania, VA
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August 28-29, 2010
srcivilwar.com
Stevenson Ridge will host a Living History Demonstration on the 87-acre historic property. The 3rd Regiment Britton's Battalion will show you the life of a Civil War soldier. Come enjoy reenactments, exhibits, and tours of the property. The festivities are free and open to the public. For more information, visit the website, please. |
Battle of Bost Grist Mill
Concord, NC
See website
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September 10-12, 2010
battleofbost.tripod.com/
Please come and join Bost Grist Mill and The 30th North Carolina Troops as we join together to host "The Battle of Bost Grist Mill" the Piedmont's premier event in 2009. Bring your family and friends to see history alive. Learn about the nations past right in your own back yard. This is sure to be a fun and memorable event for the whole family.
A $50 bounty is now being offered to the first 4 full size cannons to register! |
Civil War Encampment and Living History Weekend
Prairie Creek Reservoir Park, Muncie, IN
see description
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September 11-12, 2010
Prairie Creek Reservoir Park will host an Encampment and Living History weekend to Honor the father and sons who gave all to Preserve the Union. Home to Three companies of the famous Iron Brigade including Col. Samuel J Williams who gave his life at the Battle of the Wilderness in 1864.
Firewood, Straw, Water, Restrooms, and Saturday Night Meal provided for all Reenactors.
$25 fee for all Sutlers. Period music and other period activities being planned.
To pre-register, please email Bob Patterson at bpatterson @ cityofmuncie.com [remove spaces from email address] or call 765-747-4776 from 7:30 am to 3:30 pm. Mon-Fri.
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Allison Woods Living History & Reenactment
Statesville, NC
704.873.5976
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September 17-19, 2010
www.allisonwoodslivinghistory.org
Join us as we celebrate our 9th annual event at Historic
Allison’s Woods! The 30 plus acre rolling battlefield sits amid 1000
acres of pristine woods, lakes and trails. Open fields make it a
well suited site for cavalry also. Stoneman’s troops confronted
the Allison family on this site in 1865. Convenient to I-77
and I-40, we are located 50 miles north of Charlotte, N.C.
School Days will be held on Friday the 17th. Public, private, charter
and Home Schools welcome. Last year over 1500 students attended!
Help needed and appreciated!
The weekend will be filled with various activities for young and old.
Ladies social on Saturday; Sunday morning worship service; children’s
activities; Civil War Sutlers peddling their wares; food from the Civil
War era and modern food available. Civil War battles on Saturday
and Sunday; live fire demonstration and Saturday night dance.
Powder bounties to first artillery units registered by August 15, 2010.
Normal amenities apply.
The military timeline has become very successful at this site. Reenactor
campsites are separated. WWII battles on Saturday and Sunday.
Lantern tour provided by WWII reenactors. A collection of
rare Civil War weapons and WWII, Vietnam vehicles will be onsite. |
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