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18 Oct 00 - 09:25 AM (#321711) Subject: Cedar Creek reenactment From: Irish sergeant I will be attending the 136th reenactment of Cedar Creek. I would be interestd in meeting any mudcatters who will be there or live in the Middleton, Virginia area. It happens Sat. & Sun. (Oct 21&22) Have musket and ghuitar will travel, Kindest reguards, Neil AKA Irish Sergeant |
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18 Oct 00 - 03:19 PM (#322021) Subject: RE: BS: Cedar Creek reenactment From: Lindsay I am not familiar with Cedar Creek. Was this Civil War (he said, subracting 136 from 2000)? I do F&I myself. Lindsay |
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18 Oct 00 - 10:28 PM (#322364) Subject: RE: BS: Cedar Creek reenactment From: Uncle Jaque Several of the Third Maine will be in attendance, but alas; not I. I think that they are falling in with Vincent's Brigade, as there are other III Corps units affiliated therewith. We are considering Bull Run June 2001 (perhaps we can work the Mystic Seaport Festival into the same trip?) but little is known about it at this point. Are you with the 69th NY? I have one of the repro 1842 .69 smoothbores, the originals of which were so fancied by the Sons of Erin; bayonet & buckshot, up close & personal, B'garrah! |
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18 Oct 00 - 10:31 PM (#322367) Subject: RE: BS: Cedar Creek reenactment From: MMario Neil, have a good trip! |
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19 Oct 00 - 12:10 PM (#322551) Subject: RE: BS: Cedar Creek reenactment From: GUEST,Pete Peterson Have a great time! Fletcher Pratt (who wrote the best one volume treatment of the Civil War I know) thought it was one of the decisive battles of the war and shows what one good leader can do. (and Sheridan twenty miles away!) |