Hi gents,
With all the excitement of the 150th more focused on the adjunct reenactment (that is not a bad thing) for the c/p/h community, I wanted to get an announcement out that the Hard Heads and Mess #3 will be hosting a living history at Antietam NMP the last weekend of September to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battle. Author and historian Lance Herdegen will be with us and is working with the park superintendent to make this a worthwhile time. Date of the LH weekend is September 28-30th and will be by invite only. Uniform & equipage standards, event packet, research sources, and potentially a website will be forthcoming in May.
If you have any questions, feel free to post. I am imagining a cap of 50 participants for our event. If you have been to one of the old Hogg Mess (Stones River), Hard Head Mess, or Mess #3 Living Histories, we will try to implement a march on the field retracting the steps of the men we attempt to portray, docent readings, and I think this one will have a few unique surprises we normally do not have a chance to be a part in. If you like really getting to know about the men of Gibbon's Western Brigade and others from the west at the battle of Antietam, this event will be one to remember.
Thank you for your time and more to come.
Tom
With all the excitement of the 150th more focused on the adjunct reenactment (that is not a bad thing) for the c/p/h community, I wanted to get an announcement out that the Hard Heads and Mess #3 will be hosting a living history at Antietam NMP the last weekend of September to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battle. Author and historian Lance Herdegen will be with us and is working with the park superintendent to make this a worthwhile time. Date of the LH weekend is September 28-30th and will be by invite only. Uniform & equipage standards, event packet, research sources, and potentially a website will be forthcoming in May.
If you have any questions, feel free to post. I am imagining a cap of 50 participants for our event. If you have been to one of the old Hogg Mess (Stones River), Hard Head Mess, or Mess #3 Living Histories, we will try to implement a march on the field retracting the steps of the men we attempt to portray, docent readings, and I think this one will have a few unique surprises we normally do not have a chance to be a part in. If you like really getting to know about the men of Gibbon's Western Brigade and others from the west at the battle of Antietam, this event will be one to remember.
Thank you for your time and more to come.
Tom
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