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100th Anniversary Timeline Encampment
Milford, NJ
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June 17-19, 2011
www.milfordnjhistory.org
he Milford Timeline Encampment will be open to the public and is a perfect setting for a fun family activity.
The camp will be open for three days and will include interpretations from the 18th through 20th centuries. |
Lanier Days
Madison, IN
812-273-0556
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June 18-19, 2011
Thundering cannons on the Ohio River at the Lanier Mansion State Historic Site in historic Madison, Indiana. Civil War encampment, period music, small battles, historic trades fair, children’s storytelling and crafts, historic talks and more. June 19 & 20, 2010, 10 am to 4 p.m. Admission: $2 for adults, $1 for children. Re-enactors welcome. Call 812.273.0556 for more information.
601 West First St., Madison, IN 47250. |
Marching through Brandon
Brandon, VT
Janet Mondlak
CivilWarDays@brandon.org
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June 19-20, 2011
www.brandon.org/marching_through_brandon.php
Brandon VT’s Anti-Slavery Movement. Re-enacted, Revisited, Remembered. Participants will experience the fervor of the time, the town's rise of anti-slavery activity, the Underground Railroad movement, and stories of the men who served. Civil War reenactors will bring an encampment to life on the banks of the Neshobe River.
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Civil War Encampment
Marilla, NY
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June 24-26, 2011
www.94nyh.com
Marilla’s 8th Annual Civil War Encampment at Marilla Town Park on Three Rod Road. Bonfire Friday Night, Battle Re-enactment's and living history Saturday and Sunday. Open to the public 9am to 10pm on Saturday, 9am to 3pm on Sunday. Period Dance Saturday evening, Open to the Public, featuring City Fiddle and a Sunday Church Service with other entertainment planned, visit our web site www.94nyh.com for more details. Pre Paid Registrations of $5.00 each prior to May 26, 2010 will qualify for the free Saturday evening dinner provided by the event sponsors, Marilla Historical Society, the Town of Marilla and the Eastern Reenactors Association (ERA). Modern camping, restroom facilities, firewood, hay and the 1st bag of Ice provided. Reenactor fee $5.00 pre - paid registration. Sutler Fee is $10.00 per space any size, includes up to 4 people, a (free 1/2-page ad in our event program submitted prior to May 1, 2010) and Saturday evening dinner. Reenactor and Sutler information contact: Mike Krawczyk at persnds@verizon.net or Frank Blonski at frankie@quixnet.net. |
Lehigh Valley Civil War Days
Whitehall, PA
see website
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June tbd, 2011
www.campgeiger.org
3rd annual Lehigh Valley Civil War Days will be held at Whitehall Parkway (also known as Camp Geiger) Whitehall, PA. The weekend will include a battle reenactment each day and a Sunday morning tactical. Living History Street with medical demonstration, Lady’s Aid and fashion displays, children’s games and much more. Artillery and cavalry demonstrations. Period music and speakers throughout each day. Free Saturday evening meal for registered reenactors in period dress. Saturday evening candlelight tour of the camps followed by a live night firing. Sutlers and food vendors will be on site to serve reenactors and spectators. Water and wood will be provided. Ice and straw available for small fee. Cavalry, artillery and sutlers by invitation only. Registration fee-$7.00 until April 1st, $10.00 April 2 to May 14th, $15.00 after May 14th. Sutlers fees - $25.00 until May 14th. $50.00 May 15- 30th. No sutler registration after June 1st. For more information and registration forms, visit our website |
Gathering of Civil War Eagles
Winchester, VA
See website
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June tbd, 2011
www.civilwargatheringofeagles.com
The Gathering of Civil War Eagles is a one-of-a-kind journey back to one of the watershed events in American history – The War Between the States. Gathering of Civil War Eagles is not an academic seminar or a battlefield reenactment. Guests of Gathering of Civil War Eagles will be able to meet and talk with the very personas that made the critical decisions and led the opposing armies. You will hear the Generals discuss and debate battles and tactics, and politicians such as Lincoln and Davis debate secession and the sectional differences that led to War. There will also be award-winning authors to discuss and sign their books, period musical performances throughout the weekend, and chances to sip tea and see ladies’ fashions from the Civil War era. |
Civil War Reunion
Schwenksville, PA
see website
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June tbd, 2011
www.civilwarreunion.org
Historic Pennypacker Mills, home of Pennsylvania’s twenty-fifth Governor and Civil War soldier, proudly presents this enactment and living history weekend. Over 140 members of this prestigious Pennsylvania family served in the Civil War as well as the Governor’s cousin, Galusha Pennypacker, known as the Boy General. See daily battles, fascinating speakers, and musical performances, visit the Civilian Street where demonstrations of everyday life are offered, walk through military encampments, meet the Chaplain, witness artillery demonstrations and unit inspections and enjoy Lantern Tours in the evening on Saturday. On Sunday morning, the public is invited to attend church services. This is a FREE event for the general public. Firewood, drinking water, and plenty of ice are offered to reenactors throughout the weekend. Sutler row is offered to both reenactors and the public. |
Skirmish at Warm Springs
Hot Springs, NC
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June tbd, 2011
www.2ncmi.org/
2NCMI is taking registrations the Skirmish at Warm Springs, NC, June 4-6. Site of a modern health spa, located in Hot Springs, NC, the surrounding grounds of the mineral springs was used as a recruitment camp. Located at one of the mountain passes between Tennessee and North Carolina, it was a strategic crossroads and changed hands many times. |
Civil War Encampment and Living History
La Porte, IN
219-324-6767
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June tbd, 2011
www.laportecountyhistory.org
Come and wander through camp to see demos of camp life, gun use and care, cooking over an open fire, handcrafts, soldiers' uniforms, loading and firing of cannon, skirmishes between the North and the South and more! No charge for outside demonstrations. Reduced admission to museum building for the day. |
Holland Museum presents The Van Raalte Farm Civil War Muster
Holland, MI
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June tbd, 2011
www.hollandmuseum.org/muster/index.html
Holland’s Historic Van Raalte Farm 2010 Event was cancelled due to weather. Perhaps next year? |
Reynoldsburg Civil War Encampment and Reenactment
Reynoldsburg, OH
See website
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June tbd, 2011
www.civilwarsurgeons.org/reynoldsburg_reenactors.htm
The woods and meadows of the Blacklick Creek valley in Civic Park are the site of the encampment and reenactment sponsored by The Society of Civil War Surgeons, U.S. Corps of Topographical Engineers, 5th Kentucky Infantry, Co. B, Livingston House Society, Byrnes Battery B, and the City of Reynoldsburg Parks and Recreation Department.
2 battles, living history, rifleman's competition, ladies tea and military ball on Saturday. Period church service, living history, morning tactical, afternoon battle and surrender at Appomattox on Sunday. Other activities as well.
Open to the public 9 am to 9 pm on Saturday and 9 am to 3 pm on Sunday.
Registration $7 prior to June 18, 2010 and $10 after. Saturday lunch and dinner and Sunday morning bagels, donuts, coffee and juice provided to registered reenactors.
Primitive camping, restroom facilities, firewood, straw provided. Ice available for purchase |
Annual Gettysburg Civil War Battle Reenactment
Gettysburg, PA
717-338-1525
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July 01-03, 2011
www.gettysburgreenactment.com
Annual Gettysburg Reenactment. Battles each day. Massive pyrotechnics for all battles. Usual amentities supplied. Separate Confederate and Federal camps, Civilian camp for dependents of military. Extensive living history village and Activities Tents with presentations all day. Added this year Fife & Drum instructions for youths. Saturday night dance with the 2nd South Carolina String Band for all registered reenactors. Masonic meeting in field Saturday evening (pending PA Grand Lodge approval). Bounty paid for horses and cannons. Registration fee: $8 before December 31st, 2008, $12 from January 1st until March 15th 2009, $15 from March 15th until June 1st 2009. Mail in registration ends June 1st, 2009. No substitutions after June 1st. Walk-on fee $25. Federal Commander: General Allen Baldwin, Confederate Commander: General Dave Cornett. |
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