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Featuring Living Historians (Re-enactors) from several different era's, and camps set up for you to walk through, see, smell, ask questions, and learn about that period!
Located in the Stewart Jones Historic Preservation Area, These Living Historians will be taking time out of their busy schedules to come out and set up, make sure you make a visit to their camp and interactive Displays. There will be firing demonstrations, and maybe a skirmish or two!
Here are some who have committed to the event in the Past!
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The Golden Age of Piracy
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Revolutionary War
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His Majesty's Detached Hospital in North America

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Longhunter / French and Indian War Era
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Compagnie Leboeuf

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Company B, 54th Mass Vol Inf Reg

The 54th Regt. Mass. Vol. Inf. was the first military unit composed of men of African descent to be raised in Massachusetts. Most of you may know of this from the Movie about this Famous Regiment.
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Anglo Zulu War
24th Regiment of Foot, Brittain

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Irish Transvaal Brigade (recreated)

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World War I
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3.Kompanie, Infanterie-Regiment nr.63,
12. Infanteriedivision
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Salvation Army
DONUT DOLLIES!!!
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372nd Infantry, A.E.F

An African-American Unit of the Great War
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7th Battaltion of the Royal Irish Rifles, 16th Irish Division (British Army)
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NEW for 2013
The 1921 West Virginia Coal War
The week-long Miners' march and Battle of Blair Mountain, a culmination of decades of strife in the coalfields of WV, had more men under arms than at the pivotal battle of Trenton during the American Revolution, although most Americans outside of WV have never heard of it. We want to encourage students to come and experience (as much as they can) the sights, smells, tastes, and feeling of both the armed miners and the Logan County Defenders, and to understand their reasons for taking up arms.
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Stray Devils, WW2 British 1st Airborne Division, Operation Market Garden
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1st Regiment Foreign Legion Parachutists
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WWII US Navy Recruiting Program
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Korean
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Still working
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Still working
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Vietnam War period
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NVA Regimental unit
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If you are interested in participating, please e-mail us at lha@hartwooddays.org.
You can get the REGISTRATION FORMS here.
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Not sure where Hartwood is?
Our address is actually considered Fredericksburg, VA.
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