Civil War Encampment
FORT MERVINE
MONTEREY,CALIFORNIA
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Virginia City Civil War Days Schedule – 2010

Wednesday – Sutler Set up- Miners Park

THURSDAY- Sept. 2 -
Set Up – Miners Park
and Ball Field

FRIDAY – Sept 3 – School day – 9-12Noon –
Miners park- CCWR
12 noon - Set Up Day-
Miners Park and Ball Field
Play – John Brown’s Body- 7PM
Episcopal Church

SATURDAY – Sept 4 – Camp Open – 9AM-5PM
Train Battles- V&T – First battle11:30 AM
Night Battle - 7 PM
Victorian Tea – Upstairs at the Delta – 1PM
Play – John Brown’s Body-
7PM Episcopal Church

SUNDAY – Sept 5 –
Train Battles Third 11:30AM and
Fourth 3:00PM
Dance – 7PM – Delta parking Lot-
(If Cold place to be announced)

MONDAY –Sept – 6
Parade – 12 Noon
Street Battle – 12:30PM
Final Train Battle – 3:00PM

Play – John Brown’s Body-
7PM Episcopal Church

For more information, please contact

jack_eaves@yahoo.com

Comstock civilwar
reenactors in Reno NV.

Reenacting Community,
We are within the 30 day window for this event so this is a quick note to remind everyone about the HB Civil War Days reenactment
Sept. 4th and 5th.
Always looked forward to, this event needs little or no advertising. The reenactor turnout puts this event in the top three of the year, and the spectator numbers require them to get there early to
get a place to watch.
This event is an invitational event, open to reenactors from any organization, and those participating as independents. Your participation enables the Historical Society to continue hosting this quality event. Comfortable weather in the midst of a metropolitan area, yet, in a park setting, has all the ingredients for a great weekend.
There is now a separate web site (http://hbcivilwar.webs.com/ ) that
provides: · Updates· Event flyer
· Parking Pass· Reenactor and Civilian Forms/Registration· Organizations and Non-Profit Group forms· Sutler Forms
Since the HBHS has a website for their event, it is my understanding they are no longer sending out individual emails or USPS registration forms in advance of the event.
The exact time reenactors can enter the park has yet to be determined. The time is controlled by the park maintenance personnel and as soon as a time is determined it will be posted to the http://hbcivilwar.webs.com/ website.
Do not arrive on the park property earlier than the arrival time (to be posted). Any reenactor other than Col. Settle or Col. Harrington that enters the park early, will be asked to leave the event. The park is not going anywhere and we will not start the event without you so there is no need to cause any problems regarding this by sneaking into the park early.
Please be mindful of the irrigation sprinklers and that no one is to drive on the grass. Each year the HBHS has to pay the park for damaged irrigation sprinklers. This is money better left to the HBHS for their important work.
The Huntington Beach Historical Society and Huntington Beach Park work very hard to provide you a well organized and friendly event. Your cooperation is appreciated in advance.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.  
I look forward to seeing everyone there for a great
2009 Huntington Beach event.
Additional information can be found on the website http://www.hartsengineers.com/

Reed Settle
Huntington Beach Historical Society
Reenactor Coordinator
760-787-0005
rsettle@cox.net

ATTENTION ALL UNITS
The PACWAR horse safety tests are now available online at the the ACWA website. Please be sure that any riders who plan on using a horse at an a ACWA
event must have taken these tests.
Also be reminded that any
participation  on the field is at the discretion of the respective brigade commanders.