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215-493-4076
December 28, 2019 –
Trenton, NJ – Battles
of Trenton- Relive the
Revolutionary War Battles
of Trenton Reenactment
on December 28, 2019 in
Trenton, New Jersey. The
Battles of Trenton Reen-
actment take place on the
Saturday following Christ-
mas, and are hosted by the
Old Barracks Museum and
are part of Patriots Week,
a week-long celebration of
Trenton’s revolutionary
history coordinated by the
Trenton Downtown Associ-
ation. Meet at the Old Bar-
racks Museum and follow
the troops as they march
to the Battle of Trenton
Monument to begin the
battle towards Mill Hill
Park. Come back to the Old
Barracks for a tour of the
original building at the dis-
counted rate of $5 per per-
son (all day re-entry). www.
barracks.org 609-396-1776
Now to December 31,
2019 – San Francisco,
CA – WW1 Armistice
Centennial Exhibit- No-
vember 11, 2018 to De-
cember 31, 2019 - A WW1
Armistice Centennial Ex-
hibit at the San Francisco
War Memorial Veterans
Building 2018-2019 100
Years of Disruption: The
Great War Revealed in San
Francisco America’s story
and San Francisco’s role in
the Great War inspired a
unique display that opened
over Memorial Day week-
end in 2018. Eight 8-foot
square banners were in-
stalled in the War Memo-
rial Veterans Building
at 401 Van Ness Avenue,
across the street from San
Francisco City Hall. An
additional exhibit with
uniforms, weapons, vid-
eos, and dozens of artifacts
were unveiled in the Veter-
ans Gallery on November
11 of 2018, the 100th an-
niversary of the Armistice
that ended the Great War.
The Gallery exhibit covers
a huge range of relics and
topics in just one room. The
artifacts, research, text, im-
ages and displays were pro-
duced by Ken Maley, Janice
Tong, Fred Rutledge, Paul
Cox, Dana Lombardy, and
graphic artist Dan Zillion.
The Great War / World War
One exhibit in the Veterans
Gallery is open to the pub-
lic and admission is free.
The days and hours posted
can be found online here:
lery/ww1_exhibit2/ The ex-
hibit runs until 31 Decem-
ber 2019.
January 2020
January 2, 2020 – Mur-
freesboro, TN – 157th
Anniversary Stones
River- Stones River Na-
tional Battlefield 157th An-
niversary Of The Battle Of
Stones River - January 2,
2020
Fee: Free. Location:
Lat/Long: 35.881989,
-86.434891 Visitor Center
And Other Locations Time:
11:00 Am Duration: 5
Hours And 30 Minutes
Type Of Event Living His-
tory Walk Description
All Programs Will Take
Place At The Mcfadden
Farm Unit Located At 2600
Van Cleve Lane, Murfrees-
boro, Tn 37129. 11 Am -
River Running Red - Meet
A Park Ranger And Walk
Down Historic Mcfadden
Lane As You Hear The Store
Of The Final Attack That
Sealed The Union Victory
157 Years Ago.Join Living
Historians At The Park
Visitor Center As They
Present Artillery Demon-
strations And Talks High-
lighting The Final Attack
Of The Battle Of Stones
River And Its Bloody Con-
sequences. Cannon Firing
Demonstrations Will Take
Place At 1, 2, 3 & 4 Pm Res-
ervation Or Registration:
No Contact Information
Jim Lewis 615-893-9501
January 4 – 5, 2020
– bushnell, FL – Dade
County Reenactment
of the 2nd Seminole
War- Experience the Dade
Battle Reenactment of the
2nd Seminole War on Janu-
ary 4-5, 2020 at the Dade
Battlefield Historic State
Park in Bushnell, Florida.
Each year, on the first full
weekend (Saturday & Sun-
day) of January, the Dade
Battlefield Society spon-
sors a re-enactment of the
battle. Arrive early on re-
enactment weekend. The
park manager says Sun-
day is usually less crowded
than Saturday. The actual
battle is at 2 p.m. each day,
although there are activi-
ties all day.
January 4 – 5, 2020 –
Moore, OK – OKC Pow-
Wow NewYear Dance
Start your new year
right at the 62nd Annual
2020 OKC Pow Wow Club
New Years Dance on Janu-
ary 4, 2020 at the Moore
High School Gymnasium
in Moore, Oklahoma. The
Annual New Years Dance
returns to Oklahoma City
where one of Oklahoma’s
oldest Intertribal Native
Heritage Organizations,
The Oklahoma City Pow
Wow Club join together
with The Blackbeard De-
cendants, and The UCO
Native American Faculty
& Staff Association to put
on a grand event to kick off
the new year. Location
Moore High School Gym-
nasium 300 N Eastern
Avenue Moore, Oklahoma
73160 For More Informa-
tion
Chairman: Tom Morgan
405-528-5026
January 17 – 19, 2020
- Tool, TX – Frozen Foot
Rendezvous
The 32nd Annual Fro-
zen Foot Rendezvous will
be held on January 17-
19, 2019 at the Dallas
Muzzle loading Gun Club
Range near Kemp, Texas.
This event is not open to
the general public. Pre-
1840 dress is required at
all times at the Frozen
Foot Rendezvous; no mod-
ern dress is allowed. First
place awards are offered for
each event. Aggregate prize
blanket. For More Informa-
tion: BOOSHWAY BOB
GRAFF 214-535-4134 CO-
BOOSHWAY JIM KITTLE
214-358-0331
January 18 – 19, 2020
– Key West, FL – Living
History Weekend
Celebrate Florida’s rich
history at Fort Taylor Liv-
ing History Weekend on the
third Saturday and Sun-
day of each month at His-
toric Fort Taylor, America’s
Southernmost Civil War
Fortress in Key West, Flor-
ida. Join our re-enactors
as they set up tents, clean
their weapons and fire up
the blacksmith shop. Climb
the circular stairways and
experience the harbor view
just as the soldiers did in
1861.
Walk down our cannon
row and touch the actual
cannons used to protect this
Union stronghold. Tours
will be available and pub-
lic interaction is strongly
recommended. Re-enactor
participation varies by
weekend and weather con-
ditions. Location Fort Zach-
ary Taylor Historic State
Park 601 Howard England
Way Key West, FL 33040
More Information: Kevin
Bowes,
state.fl.us (305) 292-6850
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