Central States Lawman and Outlaws Historic Assoc.
In the late 1800s - and early 1900s The River of humanity flowing west, was both wide and deep. Caught in the current of manifest destiny, were settlers, soldiers, business interests, and Outlaws. It was a perfect whirlwind of the Wild west.
G.C. Stevens
It's a real honor to member of the Army of The Southwest. The ASW is a great group of very knowledgeable reenactors from Iowa. We attended the Madrid Iowa Civil War Days. The best part of our events is talking to all the visitors and spectators. There was a great exchange of knowledge, and the crowd enjoyed the battle and the cannon firing both during the battle and cannon demonstrations.
All impressions are welcome: military and civilian
All photos are:by the author
Weekend Home sweet home 9th Kentucky
A Yankee Sing along, Rally Round the FLAG! HUZAH!
My traveling display: It contains copies of Haper's Weekly Magazine Cover "woodcuts" from every year of the war 1861, 1862, 1863 and 1864. In the display are authentic artifacts, reproductions weapons, actual recovered ordnance, GAR medals, Sons of Union Veterans Medals, and photographs. The artifacts correspond to each year of the war. I use these to discuss various battles, political intrigue and figures of the American Civil War. (DIXIE plays in the background)
RIFLES STACKED!
DOG TENT! FREEDOM ISNT COMFY
FIRST SGT, OJ FARGO TALKS WITH A YOUNG PRIVATE ABOUT THE FIRST
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