Camp Chase Gazette: The Voice of Civil War Reenacting

Camp Chase Gazette is the first, best, and at present the only nationally distributed publication devoted entirely to the subject of reenacting America’s Civil War. CCG is now in its 31st year. Published
ten times per year in a magazine format (typically 68 to 76 pages in length), each issue is stuffed full of current information about Civil
War reenacting, information you cannot find anywhere else.

2004 REENACTING EVENTS

Following up on the success of Fire on the Mountain 2000, this event is open to both Garrison and Campaign Impressions, with all standard safety and authenticity regulations enforced. Artillery and Mounted forces by invitation only in order to maintain correct force ratios. The event is restricted to 2000 participants.

Click here to visit the event web site.

18th Annual Licking County
Civil War Reenactment
June 26 & 27, 2004
Infirmary Mound Park
Granville, Ohio

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Sunset in the West
The Last Campaign

The 140th Franklin Reenactment. This event promises to be one of the highlights of the western event season. Click here to join us at the forum to discuss 2004 events.

To Visit Our Spotsylvania Photo Gallery, Click Here.

WHAT DID YOU THINK? DO YOU HAVE PHOTOS?

The Spotsylvania 140th Anniversary Reenactment is now a memory. If you attended the event, what did you think? Do you have any photos you would like to contribute to our photo gallery?

To Submit an After Action Report or Evaluation, visit our Forum by clicking Here.

FROM THE APRIL ISSUE

Bill Holschuh's Farewell Address

From the April 2004 Issue. Good Luck Bill. We'll miss you in the reenacting world.

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NEW - NESHAMINY IMAGE GALLERY

Contributed By Stacy Hampton

The Neshaminy event was held in Neshaminy, Pennsylvania on April 24-25, 2004. This gallery is reproduced here with her permission. If you are interested in her photos, you can e-mail her by clicking here.

To Visit the Gallery, Please Click Here.

CIVIL WAR MEMORIES GALLERY

Ed and Lois Denaut have compiled have over 100 pages of photographs, poems, civil war newspaper articles, etchings, etc. from a Civil War Scrapbook left to them by their mother and grandmother. We offer this sample in their gallery. Some interesting Citizen Images.

Click here to enter the gallery.

CIVIL WAR PRESERVATION TRUST

2004 Top Ten List of Endangered Battlefields in the CWPT Report:

Chancellorsville, Virginia, Fort Donelson, Tennessee, Franklin, Tennessee, Glendale, Virginia, “The Hell Hole” (Pickett’s Mill, New Hope Church and Dallas), Georgia, Mansfield, Louisiana, Morris Island, South Carolina, New Bern, North Carolina, South Mountain, Maryland, Wilson’s Creek, Missouri

To View the "At-Risk Battlefields at CWPT , Click Here.
To Read the Full Article at the CWPT, Click Here.

WELCOME

UPDATED
June 1, 2004