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16th Annual Civil War Medicine Conference
Greensboro, NC
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March tbd, 2010
www.civilwarsurgeons.org
Lectures, day-long tour, banquet, hospitality reception. For more information, visit our website and click on Conference. |
Battle of Pleasant Hill
Pelican, LA
ThirdLa61@bellsouth.net
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April 09-11, 2010
Pleasant Hill re-enactments and activities in the re-enactors camp will take place 3 miles north of Pleasant Hill at 23271 Hwy. 175, Pelican, LA. For more information about participating in the re-enactment, please contact Scott Solice, Battle Coordinator |
Hard Times Ball
Milwaukee, WI
See website
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April 10, 2010
www.wssas.org
7 p.m., Marian Center for Nonprofits, Milwaukee, period dress ball with music for dancing by Frogwater.
Mid-nineteenth dance experience preferred. Calling/prompting will be minimal. |
Grand Civil War Ball
Scranton, PA
jennochman@comcast.net
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April 10, 2010
www.scrantoncivilwarday.com
The Lackawanna Historical Society and the Delaney Delacy Guard, Sons of Veterans Reserve, proudly announce the 6th Annual Scranton Civil War Ball - April 10, 2010, with live music by vintage dance band, Spare Parts & prompting by Martha Griffin at a NEW location - the Historic Masonic Lodge/Scranton Cultural Center in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Join us on Sunday for a period fashion demo and lecture. For more information on the weekend's events and to register, please visit our website |
Battle of Port Jefferson
Jefferson, TX
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April 30-May 2, 2010
www.jefferson-texas.com/BattleofPortJefferson/tabid/2196/Default.aspx
The Marion County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the 2009 reenactment: the largest reenactment in Texas with battles, ball, parade and tour of homes. At the Tuscumbia Ranch - owned by the Key Family |
Las Mariposas Civil War Days
Mariposa, CA
(866) 425-3366
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April tbd, 2010
www.thecivilwardays.com
The most Authentic Civil War Reenactment West of the Rockies! The location of our event is Longs’ Mariposa Ranch, in historical Mariposa, CA, the location of the Las Mariposas Land Grant and once the home of John Charles Fremont. Friday is a no cost Education Day dedicated solely to registered schools, with educational stations for Civil War Presentations for all attending students. There will also be a battle reenactment on Friday complete with tactical foot and horse skirmishes and cannon fire. Saturday and Sunday both include two battles each day, with a host of other events coinciding with battle reenactments.
On Saturday, the public is also invited to attend a May Day Celebration, Parade, and Civilian Tea at the Mayors Tent Camp. There will be a FREE Saturday lunch meal for all reenactors and sutlers. Saturday night will also be host downtown Mariposa, to an authentic Civil War Dinner and Dance, with Buffalo Stew, Field Green Salad, Apple Pandowdy, Shoe Fly Pie, and other Civil War era desserts. On Sunday, the public is also invited to attend a morning Church Service to be held at 10:00 A.M. A variety of period sutlers and food vendors will be on site. For more information, please visit our website. This event is sponsored by the N.C.W.A., Longs’ Mariposa Ranch, the Las Mariposas Civil War Group, the County of Mariposa, Mariposa Tourism Board, and the Mariposa Chamber of Commerce. |
Corinth Civil War Heritage Day and Confederate Memorial Day
Corinth, MS
wellis@tsixroads.com
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April tbd, 2010
www.battleofcorinth.com
The Col. W. P. Rogers Camp # 321 Sons of Confederate Veterans is again organizing the 16th Annual two-day event to commemorate Confederate Memorial Day and the sacrifices made by our ancestors. We would like for you and your fellow compatriots to join with us in these weekend activities. You will get to camp on the grounds of the Historic Verandah-Curlee House in historic downtown Corinth; Ms. There will be an opportunity to skirmish on some of the same land where the actual fighting took place in October 1862. You will get to experience this fighting in the same place it took place in the Battle of Corinth. We will furnish firewood, water, and supper Saturday evening. For the public there will be period music, a large display of confederate flags, vendors selling civil war items, and a large civil war relic display. A Memorial service at historic Battery Robinette on Sunday honoring our Confederate ancestors will highlight the weekend. We need for you to help us honor and pay respect to all the Confederate soldiers who fought and died for the cause that they believed in. All activities are free to all attendees and participants.
If you would like additional information please contact Buddy Ellis at wellis@tsixroads.com or give me a call in the evening at 662-286-6779.
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Battle of the Broad River
Boiling Springs, NC
828-275-2873
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April tbd, 2010
www.2ncmi.org/index.html
Come join us for the second event on the banks of the Broad River.
Cavalry, Artillery and Infantry units welcome. Hosted by the Broad
River Greenway and the 2nd North Carolina Mounted Infantry, we welcome all reenactors and their families to come. Contact Capt Smith at 2ncmi(at)windstream.net for more information. |
Battle of Wilson's Store
Waxhaws, NC
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May 16-17, 2010
www.35thnct.org/
Come join us for the Second Annual Battle of Wilson's Store Reenactment to be held on the grounds of the Museum of the Waxhaws in Waxhaw, NC. The original battle was held March 1, 1865 as Sherman marched from Columbia, SC through NC. Infantry Units welcome and we still need one artillery unit. Hosted by the Museum of the Waxhaws and the 35th Regiment, NCT. We welcome all reenactors and their families to come. |
Service of Remembrance
Milwaukee, WI
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May 30, 2010
www.wssas.org
Annual 1 p.m. Service and decoration of graves at the Soldiers' Home Section of this historic cemetery.
Free and open to the public |
Battle of Temple Junction
Temple, TX
254-298-5900
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May tbd, 2010
www.discovertemple.com
Mark your calendars now for Temple's first Civil War reenactment - the Battle of Temple Junction! Come and watch history come to life May 16-17, on the battlegrounds of North Temple Industrial Park. Full-scale battles, period-correct encampments, living history, Military surgeon demonstrations, and Cavalry competitions will be held on Saturday and Sunday. Local school children will experience a Living History Day on Friday, May 15. All civilians and Reenactors are encouraged to attend the Friday school event. Admission charges will be waived for Reenactors and Civilians in period dress who arrive on Friday, May 15th for Living History Day. |
Ben Newton Memorial Civil War Weekend
Elmira, NY
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May tbd, 2010
www.chemungvalley.org
This is an exciting, family-friendly, annual event that takes place in Newtown Battlefield State Park, a beautiful state park setting, on top of a wooded hill. Military, artillery, civilian, and sutler impressions are most welcome, but be warned that we are sticklers for authenticity! The rustic, wooded battlefield setting is a popular one among re-enactors. Friday is Education Day, with around 20 - 24 stations set up to educate the 800 local school kids who attend. Saturday and Sunday feature woods battles both days. Both period and modern camping are available, and water, firewood and straw are provided. Port-a-johns are placed near the camps, and showers are available in the park restrooms. A Friday evening welcome meal is served to all participants in the beautiful, rustic, lodge in the park. Saturday evening, we present Candlelight Tours for the public, and participants for about 20 scenarios are needed. Information and online registration is available on our website.
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