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Civil War ReEnactment : Civil War ReEnactment at Hovander Park in WA state. All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist: Ann Appel. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.

Civil War ReEnactment

TheViewThruMyLens

Civil War ReEnactment at Hovander Park in WA state. All photographs ...

Updated: Jul 05, 2011 10:04pm PST

Civil War Days in Wasioja, MN : Wasioja, Minnesota - Civil War Days 150th Anniversary of Minnesota entering the civil war. Photos from Battle of Appomattox, and various other demonstrations.

Civil War Days in Wasioja, MN

Nick Lawrence

Wasioja, Minnesota - Civil War Days 150th Anniversary of Minnesota en ...

Updated: Jul 02, 2011 7:48pm PST

Las Mariposas CIVIL WAR DAYS 2009 : Hello Re-enactors, Welcome to my website. I hope you enjoy the photos!!! The printed photos have to be a specific size due to the 'frames' that border them (5x7, 10x14, or 4x5, 8x10...depending on the photo). However, I can make the photos any size (or without a border) if I know which picture is desired. Each photo has a corresponding number. Just scroll to the right of the photo (click on the letter 'i' for information) and you will see the photo information , including its number. Email me and let me know which photo you want and how you want me to customize it. There is no extra charge to customize a photo. I do not recommend the option of Color Correction!! ALSO... Check out the merchandise. Makes great gifts!!! You may contact me at redlandsgal@verizon.net. Thanks! Terrie

Las Mariposas CIVIL WAR DAYS 2009

Terrie Tavis (tavisphotography)

Hello Re-enactors, Welcome to my website. I hope you enjoy the pho ...

Updated: Jun 29, 2011 10:25pm PST

Las Mariposas Civil War Days, 2010 : Las Mariposas Civil War Reenactment, 2010 The photos only come in 5x7 or 8x10. If you would like a special order (no extra cost), just let me know. You may email me at redlandsgal@verizon.net

Las Mariposas Civil War Days, 2010

Terrie Tavis (tavisphotography)

Las Mariposas Civil War Reenactment, 2010 The photos only come in 5x7 ...

Updated: Jun 29, 2011 10:23pm PST

Wasioja Civil War Day June 25 2011 : This gallery contains all of the raw unedited photos. I will be adding a second gallery of edited photos soon.

Wasioja Civil War Day June 25 2011

Jeff Black

This gallery contains all of the raw unedited photos. I will be addin ...

Updated: Jun 25, 2011 7:39pm PST

GCVM 2010 Civil War Re-enactment :

GCVM 2010 Civil War Re-enactment

DaveValvo

Updated: Jun 03, 2011 2:08pm PST

GCVM Miscellanious :

GCVM Miscellanious

DaveValvo

Updated: Mar 23, 2011 8:48pm PST

Faces from the Battle of Sacramento 2010 : This is from my trip to the battle of sacramento and my stay at the Foxridge Bed and Breakfast

Faces from the Battle of Sacramento 2010

Tony Austin (rainfeather)

This is from my trip to the battle of sacramento and my stay at the Fo ...

Updated: Feb 06, 2011 12:15pm PST

Battle of Athens State Historic Park, MO (1-3-11) : Today's Athens, Missouri is nothing more than a loosely clustered mix of farms and riverfront homes, with nothing but a small, virtually unknown, state park bearing its name to draw anyone's Attention to it on a map. At the outbreak of the Civil War the town was a bit larger and was a fairly important town in the region. A small but growing town in 1861, Athens was home to a large grist mill and the only ferry to allow passage across the Des Moines River for quite a distance in either direction. Like the rest of Missouri, loyalties at the outbreak of war were sharply divided and it became a target for Union loyalists in neighboring Iowa. Seeking to suppress southern sympathies in the region and gain control of the ferry, which provided the most direct line of supply from nearby Keokuk, a small band of some 500 local militia under command of Colonel David Moore moved in and occupied the town on July 22, 1861. A secessionist force of around 2,000 had already been assembled under Colonel Martin Green and soon moved out to dislodge the Yankees from Missouri. They arrived on the outskirts of Athens on August 4, 1861 with three cannon. The federals were surrounded in the town on three sides with the Des Moines River to their backs. The attack came with first light on the 5th. Though outnumbered nearly 4 to 1, the federal militia managed to repel the two hour rebel attack, largely due to their superiority in firearms. The federals held the town and, as such, northeastern Missouri remained in Union hands for the entirety of the Civil War. Today, a small Historic State Park preserves the surviving buildings that existed at the time of the battle. This park is much different from more well-known parks farther east. A small room at the main office holds a few artifacts and important info on the battle and the only other displays to be found are at the Thome-Benning, or Cannonball House, which still bears a large scar from the battle. Aside from this the grounds are open and quiet, at least when I visited, which contrasts pleasantly with larger, busier battlefields. Here's the tour...

Battle of Athens State Historic Park,...

Dan Weemhoff (dwhike)

Today's Athens, Missouri is nothing more than a loosely clustered mix ...

Updated: Jan 03, 2011 8:47pm PST

Liendo Plantation 2010 :

Liendo Plantation 2010

ericmiller

Updated: Dec 29, 2010 2:27pm PST

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