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Battle of Rich Mountain 150th Anniversary Reenactment
Beverly, WV
Chelley Depp
info@richmountain.org
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July 09-10, 2011
www.richmountain.org
Beverly, WV July 9-10, 2011 Battle of Rich Mountain 150th Anniversary Commemorative Reenactment Weekend. Skirmishes, battles, living history. For Reenactor registration for this event or for a complete schedule of all 150th anniversary events for the Rich Mountain Battlefield Civil War Site, see our website at: www.richmountain.org. |
Rose Hill Manor Park 6th Annual Civil War Encampment
Frederick, MD
Kari Saavedra
ksaavedra@frederickcountymd.gov
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July tbd, 2011
rosehillmuseum.com
Celebrate the role Rose Hill Manor played as an ecnapment site for both Union & Confederate troops during the Civil War. Demonstration, Music, Manor Tours and more. Saturday 10am-4pm; Sunday 10am-3pm;
Battles 2pm Saturday & Sunday; Church Service 10:30am Sunday |
Meade County Civil War Days
Brandenburg, KY
270-42-1701
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July tbd, 2011
www.brandenburgreenactment.com
Join us for the 147th anniversary of Gen. John Hunt Morgan’s Great Raid. Camps and battles take place along the scenic banks of the Ohio River in Brandenburg, KY. There will be a raid on Main Street on Saturday and battles both Saturday and Sunday. The 52nd Regimental String Band will play a camp dance Saturday night and various scenarios will take place both days. Reenactors will be given a dinner on Saturday evening and a breakfast on Sunday morning. Bounties of still available for union infantry and cavalry ($10 for infantry and $20 for cavalry---must participate in both battles). Sponsored by the Meade County Civil War Heritage Association, Inc. |
Civil War Reenactment & Living History Event
Woodbury, CT
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August tbd, 2011
www.woodburybattle.com
Battles both days, Living History programs, Demonstrations,Civilian town of Unity.
Artillery bounty $100.00 plus free registration for gun crew. call for more information.
Period Sutlers are welcome, Registration deadline is July 25, 2009. |
Battle for Turkeyville Civil War Reenactment
Marshall, MI
Sarah S. 269-449-2545
sarahtoga@hotmail.com
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August tbd, 2011
turkeyvillereenactment.tripod.com
Battle for Turkeyville
Restaurant, Annual Antique Show & Flea Market, Night Battle, Capture the Flag Game for reenactors, Sutlers, General Lee & General Longstreet Impressions, 50/50 Cash Drawing, Raffle, Ladies Tea Social, Ladies Fashion Show, Men's Speed Shoot & 3-legged Race, SCV, SUV, canon bounties, Court Martial & Summary Execution performance, POW Exchange ceremony, Blacksmith on site, Cartographer on site, children's games, skits, period speeches, possible period dance. |
Tinker Homestead and Farm Museum 8th Annual Civil War Days
Henrietta, NY
585-359-7042
tinkerhomestead@gmail.com
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August tbd, 2011
tinkercivilwardays.googlepages.com
Battles Saturday and Sunday @1pm, Concert Friday evening, Blue/Gray Dance Saturday evening. Camps open Friday after noon.
For more info go to our website |
Civil War Encampment Weekend
Chantilly, VA
703-708-0861
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August tbd, 2011
sullyhistoricsite.blogspot.com
10am-4pm Saturday, 10am-3pm Sunday Federal and Confederate troops recreate Civil War daily life as re-enactors demonstrate the varied work of the army. Skirmishes each day include nfantry, artillery and cavalry. Visit the weekend encampment and discover a soldier’s lifestyle during this turbulent time in America’s history. Enjoy live music and a fashion show. House tour includes artifacts rarely on exhibit belonging to the Haight family,
mid-19th century residents at Sully. $7/adult, $5/senior and child or two day ticket $12/adult, $8/senior and child
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Annual Civil War Era Reenactment
Boscobel, WI
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August tbd, 2011
www.musketsandmemories.org
This event, held at Kronshage Park on the city’s south side, and at sites throughout the community, has become one of the largest and most popular Civil War reenactments in the Upper Midwest.Weekend activities, planned with the whole family in mind, include the popular battle reenactments, with the Saturday battle portraying the First Bull Run/Manassas, the opening battle of the Conflict. The Sunday battle will recreate the last battle of the Conflict near Appomattox.
Other presentations include guided tours of the Union and Confederate camps, a ladies garden party, ball and fashion show, pie and ice cream social, children’s activities, and a church service. There will also be first person impressions, medical demonstrations, workshops, and sutlers. A full schedule is available at the Web site. |
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