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  • Athens Christmas Open House December 6

    I just wanted to invite any and all to the Athens Christmas Open House Saturday December 6. Throughout the day we will sing carols, eat goodies at the Thome-Benning house and other holiday events. Hopefully with some help I will be putting together a list of activities.
    Citizen impressions are wanted with a few of us portraying men on furlough from Company I of the 21st Missouri. (Think Lost Tribes in October)

    The timeframe of this event will be: December 6, 1863.

    If you are interested in attending please contact me. headlog@gmail.com

    This is only for one day but if you would like to stay Saturday night let me know. I would need to contact the park.

    Merry Christmas! Or Happy Halloween!
    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: Athens Christmas Open House December 6

    May I be so forward as to ask what state this is in??
    Fritz Jacobs
    CPT, QM, USAR (Ret)
    [email]CPTFritz@aol.com[/email]

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      Re: Athens Christmas Open House December 6

      Missouri. On the Des Moines River.
      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: Athens Christmas Open House December 6

        This event has been postponed until 2009. The site has a new administrator and in talking with the rangers they would rather have a good event next year. Christmas is still a go! So buy buy buy!
        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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