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Las Mariposas Civil War Days
Mariposa, CA
(866) 425-3366
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April tbd, 2011
www.thecivilwardays.com
Don't Miss The most Authentic Civil War Reenactment West of the Rockies!
The location of our event is Longs’ Mariposa Ranch, in historical Mariposa, CA, just outside of Yosemite National Park and on the actual location of the Las Mariposas Land Grant; once home to ohn Charles Fremont and his family.
Friday April 16th, is a no cost Education Day dedicated solely to registered schools, complete 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 are both jammed full of events including two battles each day, AND a twilight battle on Saturday night. Throughout both days there will be a multitude of other events happening at the camps which the public are invited to attend and observe. Experience first hand a medical station, a blacksmith, a civilian town, cooking and sewing, and other aspects of life during this historical period.
Don't miss hearing Abraham Lincoln recite the Gettysburg Address or Jefferson Davis as he dispels the rumors from the Federal Camp. Listen to Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, and Clara Barton describe their lives and what it was like to be a slave.
A variety of period sutlers and food vendors will be on site. For more information, please visit our website |
Battle of Anderson County
Honea Path, SC
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April tbd, 2011
www.battleofanderson.com
War Between The States Civil War Reenactment
All Reenactors Welcome. All Sutlers Welcome 10x10 or larger space.
Bounties paid for artillery, largest cavalry, largest unit.
Help for Educational Day free meal Friday Night by Camp #43
Presented By:
John Thomas Ashley
Camp#43
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Honea Path, South Carolina |
Texas Civil War Home Front Event
Round Top, TX
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May 20, 2011
www.txcwcivilian.org/
The 2011 event topic is to be decided. Visit their website for great info on Texas Civil War related information |
Battle of Port Jefferson
Jefferson, TX
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May tbd, 2011
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 |
Service of Remembrance
Milwaukee, WI
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May tbd, 2011
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 Wilson's Store
Waxhaws, NC
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May tbd, 2011
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. |
Battle of Sacramento
McLean County, KY
270-781-6858
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May tbd, 2011
www.battleofsac.com
Nathan Bedford Forrest's First Battle, largest cavalry in Kentucky.
Will include: Parade, Cemetery Dedication, Tea, Cavalry Races, Living History/School Days, Memorial Services, Battlefield Ball. Don't miss this unique experience. Visit our website or call (270) 781-6858 for more information. |
Civil War Reenactment
Sunbury, OH
740-965-4401
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May tbd, 2011
Camps Open to the Public - Sunbury Square & Prairie Run Park; Memorial Services & Fallen Heroes Memorial, Living History Pageant. Battle of Sunbury at Sunbury Square and Ladies Tea - Myers Inn, Living History Demonstrations, Blue / Gray Ball and Artillery Night Fire |
Jones-Imboden Raid
Rowlesburg, WV
see website
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May tbd, 2011
www.rowlesburg.org
reenactment of the Jones-Imboden Raid in Rowlesburg, WV, when General W.E. "Grumble" Jones led an attack on the town to destroy the vital B & O railroad bridge and the famous Tray Run Viaduct. Union forces under the command of General Charles Hill defended the town with 250 soldiers and townsmen. Union forces were outnumbered 1500 to 250 but were successful in turning back "Jones' Raiders" and preserving "Lincoln's Lifeline".
Union and Confederate camps will be represented and a weekend full of activities will be presented, along with reenactments of the Battle of Greenland Gap and the Battle of Rowlesburg.
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26th Annual Civil War Encampment
Burton, OH
440-834-1492
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May tbd, 2011
Sponsored by the Geauga County Historical Society, a 2-day reenactment transforms this beautiful Western Reserve historical village into an 1864 Union & Confederate camp. On the Century Village Museum grounds stands the Hitchock House, where Civil War soldiers Charles, Peter & Ruben Hitchock served during the Civil War. There will be live battles on both days of the festival between the north and west, including cannons. A Civil War Ball on Saturday evening with Abraham Lincoln leading the procession. Women dress in their finest ball gowns and the soldiers in dress uniforms. The reenactment becomes a history lesson to children of all ages. |
Battle of Lewisburg
Lewisburg, WV
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May tbd, 2011
www.battleoflewisburg.org
Living history & reenactment in historic downtown Lewisburg, West Virginia. May 23 battle reenactment on same street as the May 23, 1862 Battle of Lewisburg. 2010 theme is the 'uncivil war.' Speakers, exhibits, camp dance, candlelight tour, sutlers, medical scenarios, ladies tea.
For more information visit the web site or call Ross 304-646-8555.
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East Harbor State Park Civil War Weekend
Sandusky Region, OH
see website
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June 11-12, 2011
eastharborcwevent.bravehost.com
Come and join us for the 8th annual Civil War weekend, at East Harbor State Park, on the shores of Lake Erie, in the Sandusky region of Ohio. This is a resort area, and has many attractions, for both young and old, including Cedar Point, wineries, aqua parks etc. The park has a swimming beach, and full amenities, with hot showers and regular bathrooms. This year we will be focusing on the start of the 150th. anniversary of the conflict, and thus will concentrate on the momentous happenings of 1861. To that end, we will have a bombardment of " Fort Sumter", and the battles will be 1st. Manassass/Bull Run. Dinner will be served to all participants, and there will be a dance on Saturday evening. Ice, firewood and straw will be available. More content will be added as the event draws closer. |
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