Civil War Reenactment Weekend
November 6,7 and 8 I spent at a Civil War reenactment. My favorite part is the sutlers who come to sell their wares. I bought pumpkin bread, jam, fabric, pegs for hanging clothes, an vintage linen runner and some doilies. I also found a beautiful oil lamp , a scrappy quilt and a heavy tapestry OR light rug. (??)
Ft. Branch near Williamston, NC. The Confederates.
The Union infantry.
The Union cavalry.
The battle!
The camp.
Labels: Civil War, Ft. Branch, reenactment, vintage thursday, VVT
18 Comments:
you picked up some lovely treasures..
You certainly did find some great things...Love the quilt, and the fabrics are really nice.....this looks like it was a fun time...glad you posted about this today. Have a great VTT!
This is right up my alley! Great post!
That looks like a place I would enjoy. Thanks for taking us along on your trip. I like all the pictures and your finds.
I always thought that going to one of those reenactments would be so much fun, and educational.You found some great things, but I expecially love that quilt. The colors are so soft. The oil lamp is great too!
Happy VTT!
It makes it so much more real to see one of those reenactments. What a bloody conflict, and in such close fighting, too.
I like the old-timey wares you got! I'm afraid I usually bypass the wares and go right to the food...
Thanks for sharing the re-enactment photos along with your vintage finds.
Many years ago I used to participate in a Medieval Re-enactment group with my husband and children. It brings back memories!
Evelyn in Montreal
What an interesting event. All that and shopping too!
Kathy
Great finds. Lovely pictures.
Jocelyn
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That looks like that would be fun! Thanks for sharing the wonderful photos!
I hear some people go and tat and civil war reenactments such as this one. Were there any tatters at this one? Just wondering. :)
Ruby ~ Your pics are wonderful. DH enjoyed peeking. Do you actually participate in the reenactment? DH is strictly into the historical aspect, but a lot of his friends & SCV camp folks reenact.
We do the Antietam Illumination since the incept. I'll be posting on this shortly. I cook for 100 people at the battlefield & feed anyone that comes by but mostly our volunteers.
Good talking with you. TTFN ~ Marydon
Ruby
Sounds like a wonderful day and what great finds!
Thanks o much for stopping by The Old Parsonage and you sweet comments. Also, thanks for promoting our giveaway!
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Leann
Thanks for stopping by for a blog visit. I love your great finds and the re-enactment looks like great fun to see. Our neck of the woods would be a cowboys and indians affair! haha.
I am so jealous!! Coming my way in the spring for Aiken aren't ya?
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~Linnea
I love the Old South! (that's why they call me Dixie!)
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