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I am thinking of going up to the museum to check it out. Has anyone been there? What was your thoughts of it? If this thread already has been started I am sorry.
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http://www.cwreenactors.com/forum/sh...light=balanced From a couple of weeks ago
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Thanks for the information
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Andy,
There will be living history there this weekend. The Federal General Corps. and infantry groups will be present also.
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Andre Wagner *Military Coordinator & Fish Keeper: Keystone Guards *Lt. Colonel: Corps. of Topographical Engineers detached to Birney's Division *portraying Francis Channing Barlow, Brigadier General *McClure Bean Soup Festival Committee member "A Progressive Crusader in a Mainstream camp" "He looked like an independently mounted newsboy", said by a member of General Meade's staff, referring to Francis C. Barlow: the "Boy General" |
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We did a living history there a while back when I was with the 23rd PA. They displayed our flag and even took us into the back room to view various letters of enlsitment and such from our unit. Good museum in a bad part of town but a great view way up on the hill. As far as it being one sided or another as the PP mentioned is a seperate debate.
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