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7th Annual Civil War Reenactment and Living History Weekend
Lake Villa, IL
Bill Hartgrove
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September 18-19, 2010
www.lakevillahistory.org
7th Annual Lake Villa Civil War Reenactment and Living History Weekend at Lehmann Mansion 10:00AM-4:00PM. Family friendly event sponsored by Lake Villa Historical Society and Village of Lake Villa. Usual amenities plus the great pig roast for reenactors’ Saturday night dinner and dance, free tours of Lehmann Mansion for reenactors; flag retirement ceremony by Boy Scouts. Max and Donna Daniels as Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln. Host units: Army of the Cumberland and Camp Douglas. Union and Confederate troops, artillery, infantry, cavalry, new recruits invited. Sutlers (by invitation). For further details and Registration forms, visit our website.Registrar Bill Hartgrove, 319 MacGregor, Lockport, IL 60441 or Lake Villa Historical Society at 847 265-8266 or 847 265-8685. |
Hancock Heritage Days
Findlay, OH
419-423-4433
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September 24, 2010
www.campvance.com
(Note: Attendance by invitation only this year, the 2010 is primarily for the benefit of students). 8th Annual Hancock Heritage Days will again happen just east of Findlay, Ohio very near the original training location called Camp Vance. The 21st and 57th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiments were formed & trained here. This is a Living History and Reenactment that has battles both days. Soldiers, Cannons, Military Ball, Living History, Tactical, Food, Live Music and much more. The location of this reenactment has lots of wonderful walking trails along the Blanchard River that have the appearance of roads from the timeframe. Truly a beautiful park! This will inevitably be the best event so far! Friday will also host a school day program with hundreds of local children.
For information or directions, contact the Hancock Historical Museum at 419-423-4433 |
The Battle of West Liberty
West Liberty, KY
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September 26-27, 2010
www.battleofwestliberty.com
The event will feature Civil War re-enactors, a battle both Saturday and Sunday the event is coinciding with the West Liberty Sorghum Festival which brings in over 30,000 visitors . We will also feature period music, a Grand Ball, a ladies tea and more. Bounties for artillary and Companies above 20 muskets will be given. |
Battle of Fort Crawford
Hallsville, TX
1st Lt. Virgil Brown
fortcrwford1864@aol.com
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October 01-03, 2010
www.fortcrawford2010.com
We invite you to join us for the 2nd annual Battle of Fort Crawford, hosted by the 26th Louisiana Infantry, Co G, and Lane's Battery. All re-enactors and members of the public are welcome to attend. We have lots of space, trees, and plenty of amenities for reenactors, including water, hay, wood, and extra gunpowder. Events include a School Day with demonstrations and exhibits, chili cookoff, three battles, Western Days parade, dance, and church service. Please visit our website for more details, schedule, and contact information. |
Annual Civil War Revisited
Fresno, CA
559.441.0862
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October 02-03, 2010
The Fresno Historical Society and National Civil War Association
present the largest living history reenactment of the Civil War in the Western United States.
at Kearney Park, Fresno, California. This beautiful park is transformed into encampments for Union and Confederate soldiers and Civilians to the amazement of spectators. Two battles daily with field hospital reenactments following the battles. Our focus this year is medical history. Meet Harriett Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Clara Barton, President Abraham Lincoln, our Generals and many more historic figures!
Camp Night - Don't miss the Sons of the San Joaquin!
Two dinners: Soldiers Dinner and Generals Dinner |
Blackford County Civil War Days
Hartford City, IN
See website
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October 08-10, 2010
www.hartfordcitycwdays.com
21st annual anniversary of Blackford County Civil War Days and 15th annual Educational Day. CAVALRY
$30 powder bounty to mounted cavalry (only).
Current Cogging required.
INFANTRY
Powder ration to the first 200 arriving at the event.
ARTILLERY
$125 powder bounty for full scale (57" wheels and full length tube), or $100 powder bounty for full scale mountain howitzers (all guns must be approved by the overall artillery safety commander). Ongoing skirmish up to battle both days, tactical Sunday morning, military ball, payroll, artillery night firing, demonstrations, parlor games, ladies tea and fashion show. $50 drawing each day for one CS & US soldier. Hay, straw, wood, plus Saturday evening meal provided. Registration free for all persons except sutlers. Sutler fee - $25.00 (donated to the Blackford County Monument Fund). No modern facilities or electrical hook-ups on site. Campground within four miles. Host units are 49th Ind. Vol. Inf., Co. F and 50th Vir. Inf., Co. D. Sponsored by the Blackford County Civil War Reenactment Club. |
Battle of Fort Sanders
Knoxville, TN
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sclapp44@yahoo.com
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October 08-10, 2010
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We are in the planning stages for the 2010 re-enactment. The attack on the fort will always be the centerpiece of the re-enactment. Other actions that took place during the siege of Knoxville are being explored to determine their practicality and suitability for our site. |
CALL FOR PAPERS
Richmond/Petersburg, VA
See website
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October 1, 2010
www.civilwarsurgeons.org/papers.htm
18th National Conference of the Society of Civil War Surgeons, Inc.
March 25-27 or April 1-3, 2011
Any person interested in presenting a paper at this conference is invited to submit an abstract to the Dr. John T. Moss; 2580 Strasburg Road; Coatesville, PA 19320. You may also e-mail your abstract to BVVH@verizon.net Please submit tentative title as soon as possible and abstracts NLT October 1, 2010.
Any subject relating to the medical or surgical aspects of the American Civil War era [1840-1880], treatment of the sick and wounded, or relating to any of the medical personalities of the era is suitable for presentation. We would also be interested in papers that would compare medicine in the Civil War with that of the Mexican War, Indian Wars or modern day treatment. Presentations, if selected, shall be limited to 45 minutes, followed by a 5 minute question and answer period. Abstracts must be typed, single-spaced and not to exceed two typewritten pages in length. Abstracts should embody not merely a statement of a research question, but findings and conclusions sufficient to allow assessment by a selection committee.
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Battle of Camp Wildcat
near London, KY
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October 15-17, 2010
www.wildcatreenactment.org
149th Anniversary of the Battle of Camp Wildcat, London, Kentucky,
sponsored by the Laurel Home Guard. The three-day event begins with a
school day Friday. As many reenactors as possible are encouraged to come
early and help share living history with the 800-1,400 children who
usually attend. We would also like demonstrations of period crafts,
impersonations, and enough people for a small skirmish for the students.
Dinner and hayride provided for helping with School Day. Saturday and
Sunday feature a full battle reenactment each day. Other events include
historical speakers on Saturday and Sunday, memorial service,
demonstrations, civilian social, period church service, dance, and more.
Dinner served to reenactors Saturday night. Sutler space is limited, so
pre-registration is required. Sutler fee is $30. Food vendors allowed by
invitation only. Military reenactors, due to the difficulty in obtaining
powder, you must pre-register in order to be assured of powder. Reenactor
pre-registration deadline is Sept. 1, 2009. Fee is $5 per person ($10 per
family in same household) paid before Oct. 1; after Oct. 1 (including
walk-ons) fee is $8 per person. Union reenactors needed. Make checks
payable to Laurel Home Guard. Send paid registrations to: J. Westerfield,
15 Hacienda Circle, Corbin, Ky. 40701. For more information, see website |
Civil War Weekend
Washington State Park, AR
870-983-2684
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November 05-06, 2010
The Civil War was one of the most trying times in our nation’s history. During this event, walk the streets of a town touched by the hand of war. We will interpret the final two years of the conflict, when Washington was Arkansas’s Confederate State Capital. Reenactors from across the region present living history demonstrations throughout the weekend. |
Army of Mississippi School of the Battery
Utica, MS
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November 05-07, 2010
www.stanfordsmississippibattery.com/index.html
Event at the 160 year old plantation used by Gen. McPherson before his march to Raymond. Infantry and Cavalry also welcome.
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Battle of Secessionville
Mt. Pleasant, SC
(843)-884-4371
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November 13-14, 2010
Each November, The Re-enactment of The Battle of Secessionville is the featured centerpiece of Living History Weekend at Boone Hall Plantation. Hundreds of re-enactors relive that day that occurred 145 years ago June 16, 1862 when Confederate soldiers at Fort Lamar on James Island kept Charleston from being seized by Union forces. |
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