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May 29-30, 2010 - Hopewell Battalion Days
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There are some links from the guys in the LR and CVG who took some video during the Brawners Farm scenario on Youtube.
Shawn
Thanks for leading the company. This event was a great event and I enjoyed it and we had a fine time those of us who were there. We made some connections with some new guys who fell in with us.
Travis did a great job as 1st Sgt.
Kevin, Thank…
Chris
I added some to the pot.
Do you have an update on this?
Shawn
I would be willing to help out with the NCOs duties if you need me to.
Greg
Shawn, I think we will have 6-8 guys there.
Greg
Looking forward to this event. Do we have an idea on the numbers from the battalion who will be there?
Shawn
I believe Bell's Rifles will have about 6-8 guys there.
Greg
Return to Manassas (Aug 27-29) is the next PSL max effort event.
http://www.returntomanassas.com/
Just wanted to follow up on this and provide a brief AAR on this weekend.
This past Saturday, we had a pretty good turnout of about 12 civilian males/militia, and about 6-7 civilian females and also 4-6 children. The weather was nice all day Saturd…
Just wanted to put a bump out there about this event.
I am sure someone who has been around longer than I have can explain it, but Pridgeon is the name of the founder of this reenacting organization and also the leader of this group.
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- At 10:25pm on August 6, 2009,
Bob Denton said… - We got it, I've already passed it on to the HHS! Thanks so much.
It appears the event has raised over $6.000, an invaluable shot in the arm for a very fund-ailing HHS. AoA actually raised more money than ANY of the individual McDowell events (of course, our expenses at McDowell tend to be very high).
By having you all be willing to bring your own vittles, and by not having any spectator amenities or infrastructure, we basically were able to direct $18.20, of every $20 donation, to the Museum.
- At 1:31pm on April 15, 2009,
Todd Harrington said… - Hi Greg,
Yes we'll be there by late morning Friday. 1/4 plate ferrotypes are $40, Add $10 for an ambrotype and $15 for a ruby ambrotype.We'll probably put out a sign up sheet but if its not busy well take 'em as they come by. Not sure on the event numbers but it looks like its going to be a good turn-out for sure.
Also - Check out my new line of cases on my website www.collodianartistry.com
Look forward to seeing you, Greg!
Best,
Todd
- At 9:08am on March 6, 2009,
Shawn Stern said… - yes I know I let the darn thing registration expire it should be back up in a week or so
- At 9:02am on March 4, 2009,
Twisty Pants said… - Damn, I already have something going on the 28th, but thanks for the invite! I will be at the May event. I've never been to Hopewell and am looking forward to checking it out!
- At 10:25am on January 9, 2009,
Robert Ambrose said… - Greg you coming next weekend to freeze with the rest of us?
- At 11:00am on February 23, 2008,
Jeremy Hilliard said… - Greg
Me ,Ethan ,Dave,Kevin,Paul will be putting information together to put a link for the Fishers hill event on the battalion website.Participants can then go to tie to rgeister get info on the event etc.It would be best to post any historical info on t on the event website.I will find out who to send the info you have so it can be posted in the histroical descriton section.
- At 2:03pm on February 21, 2008,
Robert Ambrose said…
- Greg,
I'm not sure how common they were. I looked for info online but struck out. Goodyear made an entire rubber rain suit, talma, pants, hat, and shoes. They also made inda rubber kepi covers and haversacks, most patented in like 1851, but how common, I don't know. Sounds like a good subject to discuss.
- At 12:37am on February 4, 2008,
Merritt Booth said… - your guess is as good as mine. its hard to tell.
- At 8:01pm on January 30, 2008,
Terri Leamer said… - yeah, I was looking a bit for the cow picture but gave up. Do you know which album it's in?
- At 2:27pm on January 29, 2008,
Heidi Myers said… - Greg, I am going to add links to period newspapers, letters, diaries, etc, over the next few days.
Heidi
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