Here’s a link to an interesting series of photos – video too – of Civil War reenactors at threatened battlefield sites.
Interesting “Time” Reenactor Photos
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“The History Guys” Podcast
12 04 2011The American History Guys are three university professors who specialize on 18th, 19th, and 20th century American history. You’ll be most familiar with the 19th century guy, Ed Ayers of the University of Richmond. The others are University of Virginia instructors Peter Onuf (18th century) and Brian Balogh (20th century). I received an email from an intern at the show – Miriam – about a series of podcasts on the civil war. There are three in the series (The Road to the Civil War, Why They Fought, and The Civil War at 150: Questions Remain) and you can check them out here.
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Espy Post at the Carnegie Carnegie Tonight
12 04 2011There will be free tours of the Espy GAR Post at the Carnegie Library in Carnegie, PA tonight from 5-7 PM. I’m going to try to stop by.
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Charleston Sesquistuff
12 04 2011If you simply can’t get enough Sesquisumter, here’s a link to WCBD TV2 Charleston. There are a few videos and stories that will be updated regularly. You’ll have to allow popups.
Here and here are great photo galleries of goings-on in the city fr0m the Post and Courier.
If you’re planning a trip to Charleston, here’s a post on some of the sites and sights.
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