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    Wilson's Creek Living History

    Wilsons' Creek Living History
    June 25-27, 2010
    Impression: Company G of the 1st Iowa
    Host Group: Hairy Nation Boys
    March, demostrations, sleep on Bloody Hill

    I am the contact person.
    Nathan Hellwig
    AKA Harrison "Holler" Holloway
    "It was the Union armies west of the Appalachians that struck the death knell of the Confederacy." Leslie Anders ,Preface, The Twenty-First Missouri
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    Re: Wilson's Creek Living History

    Notice date change. August 6-8 2010.
    Nathan Hellwig
    AKA Harrison "Holler" Holloway
    "It was the Union armies west of the Appalachians that struck the death knell of the Confederacy." Leslie Anders ,Preface, The Twenty-First Missouri

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      Re: Wilson's Creek Living History

      Holler,

      I am looking forward to this one and getting my hands on a Harpers Ferry 1816/1822 conversion musket for the event if possible. Should be a lot of fun.

      Tom
      Tom Klas
      Hard Head Mess
      Citizens Guard

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        Re: Wilson's Creek Living History

        so what do we have to do to get an invite?
        Captain Shane Pinson
        President of The NSLHG
        Chief of Staff/Southern Federal Battalion
        Captain/WolfPack Mess
        5th Great-Grandson Of Lt.Gen.Winfield Scott

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          Re: Wilson's Creek Living History

          I am currently re-working the uniform guidelines but in the meantime if any of you are interested in buying a Iowa First Overshirt please e-mail me. headlog@gmail.com

          Brandon Jolly and I are currently working on the pattern and we will have a price very soon. WE have talked somewhere between $75.00-$90.00.

          This event will also have a preservation aspect.

          But for now see you at Lost Tribes!

          Gotta love the Trans-Mississippi!!
          Nathan Hellwig
          AKA Harrison "Holler" Holloway
          "It was the Union armies west of the Appalachians that struck the death knell of the Confederacy." Leslie Anders ,Preface, The Twenty-First Missouri

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