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The Road To Secession Reenactment
Camp Gilmont, TX
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December 1-5, 2010
www.roadtosecession.com/livinghistory.htm
The Road To Secession is an Academic Symposium to be held at Camp Gilmont near Gilmer, Texas December 1st - 4th 2010. The Road to Secession will be one of the premier events kicking off the Sesquicentennial Celebration of The War Between the States. We are in need of many reenactors, impersonators and vendors. Seeking papers for symposium which is part of the event. |
Olustee Battle Reenactment
Lake City, FL
(386)-935-1463
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February 18-19, 2011
Annual re-enactment of a Civil War Battle between the North and the South. Hundreds of re-enactors come from miles around to participate in this historical event. |
23rd Annual Ohio Regimental Military Ball
Canton, OH
330-769-3561
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February tbd, 2011
www.ormb.com
A full day to enjoy! We are featuring sutlers, photographer, afternoon social, cash bar, elegant dinner, and dancing with the Anonymous String Band. Proceeds from this event are used to support Civil War preservation and education. Early bird reservations are $34.00 per person postmarked by January 5, 2009. Regular registration is $38.00 per person postmarked by February 5th. Registrations must be postmarked by February 9th 2009. See website for more details and contact information. |
Fourth Missouri Grande Ball
Springfield, MO
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March 12, 2011
www.4moinf.com/grande-ball.php
The 52nd String Band will conduct the dance. Dinning entertainment: Lewis and Clark Fife and Drum Corp. Heather Duff will be the Photographer for event.
Dance and meal are included in the price per person.
To be held at University Plaza in Springfield, MO.
Rooms will be available at a discounted price of $89, if you mention the Fourth Missouri Grande Ball.
Sign in is 5:00 PM to 5:30 PM.
The full-course meal will begin at 5:30 PM. Dance is 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM or until the band/caller wears out. |
The Skirmish At Gamble's Hotel
Florence, SC
see website
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March tbd, 2011
www.23rdsc.com
The 21st annual Skirmish Of Gamble's Hotel, presented by the 23rd SC Infantry. Things to expect: Military and civilian camps, Sutlers (10 to 15), Modern vendors with food and drinks, A barn dance on Saturday, A church service (actual service on Sunday morning), Tours of an antebellum plantation house, Battle between Federal and Confederate armies. Proceeds to benefit local and national preservation, and a History
Scholarship at Frances Marion University. |
18th Annual Civil War Medicine Conference
West Point, NY
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March tbd, 2011
www.civilwarsurgeons.org
Our conference will be held on the grounds of West Point in the historic Thayer Hotel. We
have invited LTG Eric B. Schoomaker, Surgeon General of U. S. Army, to be our Keynote Speaker and are awaiting his reply. The Medical Director of the Academy, Col. Michael A. Deaton, has accepted our invitation to attend. Society members are working on a 3-4 hour tour of the Academy for Saturday afternoon to include the
cemetery, museum, and Visitor’s Center.
The following speakers have committed to a presentation: Edgar G. Archer, Ph.D. - Colonel Sly, C.S.A.; Sr. Mary Denis Maher, CSA on the Sister Nurses in the Civil War; George Munkenbeck presenting An Accurate and Discriminating Mind: Dr. Joseph Lovell, M.D. - the First Surgeon General of the U.S. Army; John T. Moss, V.M.D. on The Influence of the Civil War on Veterinary Medical Education in America; Les Buell on the 18th and 19th Century Glass and Mineral Springs of the Northeast; Jackie Greer, R.N. on Crimean War Nursing; John Stancil on Dr. David Llewellen - Martyr of the C.S.S. Alabama: Stacey Peeples on The Pennsylvania Hospital During the Civil War; and John Fahey on Dr. Bernard John Dowling Irwin: Post Surgeon, West Point Military
Academy, 1873-1878. |
Battle of Bentonville
Bentonville, NC
910-594-0789
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March tbd, 2011
Do not miss the rare opportunity to see a recreation of the largest battle ever fought in North Carolina at the largest reenactment in North Carolina. Thank you all for your support of battlefield preservation. |
Grand Union Ball
Milwaukee, WI
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April 16, 2011
www.wssas.org
Civil War Ball at Kenosha Civil War Museum. Milwaukee VA Medical Center's Matousek Auditorium |
War Between the States Weekend
Cumberland Gap, TN
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April 30-May 1, 2011
'Confederate & Union Troops withdraw over the Mtn. to National Park Headquarters to march the Mountain. Also Living History in Towne for Nonmarchers.
9:00-11:00am Historical Presentation Stations: Eight stations presenting civil war talks and demonstration on equipment and different branches of the army.
Stations represent ever 15 minutes. You move
station to station.' |
Grand Civil War Ball
Scranton, PA
jennochman@comcast.net
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April tbd, 2011
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 |
145th Anniversary Battle of Waynesboro
Augusta County, VA
see website
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April tbd, 2011
sites.google.com/site/battleofwaynesboro/
Due to weather conditions the event has been POSTPONED til APRIL 10 & 11 instead of the original March date. The Waynesboro Heritage Museum is hosting the 145th Anniversary Battle of Waynesboro, to be held in historic Augusta County, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Saturday battle will recreate the last battle fought by General Early in the Shenandoah Valley on the outskirts of the city of Waynesboro against General Custer's cavalry. Sunday battle to simulate the actions of Major William Patrick's 17th Va Btn of Cavalry against Poe's 2nd Michigan in Jackson's rear at 2nd Manassas. Major Patrick is buried in a family cemetery on the property to be used for this event. Weekend will also feature memorial services for Confederate dead buried in Waynesboro, and a graveside memorial and Iron Cross dedication at Major Patrick's grave. Pre-registered participants will receive tickets for the Reenactor Raffle which will award a prize for each branch represented (more info on website as details are worked out), and will be included in Mail Calls throughout the weekend. Registration is $5 before January 31, 2010 but $10 after. 12 and under are free. For more information, rules and registration forms, visit our website |
Corinth Civil War Heritage Day and Confederate Memorial Day
Corinth, MS
wellis@tsixroads.com
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April tbd, 2011
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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