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Rousseau’s Raiders ~ The Battles for the Armory 21st Annual Event
They were known as Rousseau’s Raiders because of their destruction in Alabama. General Rousseau rode at the head of twenty-five hundred Union Calvary that were carrying Spencer repeating carbines. Their destination was a small town twenty-seven miles northeast of Montgomery that was built on the Tallapoosa river. Their...
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Walking on Sacred Soil
As I drove towards Ararat, Virginia, via Mt. Airy, North Carolina, I... Read more of this story
Battle for the Bridge
While at the reenactment of the Battle of Sacramento, Chris Sanders approached... Read more of this story
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Walking on Sacred Soil The 27th Annual Encampment at Laurel Hill, Ararat, VA (October 6-7, 2018)
As I drove towards Ararat, Virginia, via Mt. Airy, North Carolina, I... Read more
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Captain John McCoy
On April 28, 1864, 1st Sgt. John McCoy was discharged as first... Read more
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Artillery On The Island
At a reenactment and festival, one never knows what might be encountered.... Read more
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“A West Coaster’s Experience of Confederate Memorial Day”
On May 10th of this year, I had the opportunity to attend... Read more
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Recruits Wanted
Recruits Wanted!!! 114th Pennsylvania Collis’ Zouaves is seeking new recruits to fill out their ranks. They are from the North Central Ohio area. If
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25th Missouri Volunteer Infantry (US) Recruiting (Central & Eastern Missouri)
The 25th Missouri Voluntary Infantry is recruiting. The 25th was in Read more
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The 21st Georgia Volunteer Infantry
The 21st Georgia Volunteer Infantry is a re-enacting group made up Read more
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Preservation
The Civil War Courier, Camp Chase Gazette and the Citizen’s Companion Read more
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