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Ladies and Gentlemen of the 1860s Conference
Saw this posted on another forum and wasn't sure if anyone might be interested:
Celebrating its sixteenth anniversary, the Ladies and Gentlemen of the 1860s Conference is sponsored by Genteel Arts, and will be held on March 4-7, 2010 in Camp Hill (Harrisburg), PA.
The Conference is recognized as the premier venue for learning more about the clothing and culture of the mid-19th century and provides an opportunity for historians, researchers, museum personnel, reenactors and other enthusiasts to meet with their counterparts from across the country. Attendees at previous conferences have hailed from 43 states and two countries. You are invited to join us for a weekend of informative presentations, hands-on workshops and seminars on a variety of topics about the men and women of the Civil War era, what they wore, and how they lived.
The 2010 Conference features a full program of presentations of interest to both ladies and gentlemen. Participants will attend a combination of joint and concurrent sessions. Complete details may be found in the sections Presentations, Speakers and Schedule.
Conference participants may also take part in any of the pre-conference seminars, tours and hands-on workshops. In response to requests from participants traveling from across the country.
Additional information is at
http://www.genteelarts.com/2010ConfWeb.htm
Celebrating its sixteenth anniversary, the Ladies and Gentlemen of the 1860s Conference is sponsored by Genteel Arts, and will be held on March 4-7, 2010 in Camp Hill (Harrisburg), PA.
The Conference is recognized as the premier venue for learning more about the clothing and culture of the mid-19th century and provides an opportunity for historians, researchers, museum personnel, reenactors and other enthusiasts to meet with their counterparts from across the country. Attendees at previous conferences have hailed from 43 states and two countries. You are invited to join us for a weekend of informative presentations, hands-on workshops and seminars on a variety of topics about the men and women of the Civil War era, what they wore, and how they lived.
The 2010 Conference features a full program of presentations of interest to both ladies and gentlemen. Participants will attend a combination of joint and concurrent sessions. Complete details may be found in the sections Presentations, Speakers and Schedule.
Conference participants may also take part in any of the pre-conference seminars, tours and hands-on workshops. In response to requests from participants traveling from across the country.
Additional information is at
http://www.genteelarts.com/2010ConfWeb.htm
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