| Mid-Missouri Civil War Round Table Activity Calendar for September 2000 | ||||||
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| WILSON'S CREEK NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD REPUBLIC, MO: Contact (417)-732-2662 Living History: The United States Soldier at Wilson's Creek | ||||||
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| WILSON'S CREEK NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD REPUBLIC, MO: Contact (417)-732-2662 Living History: The United States Soldier at Wilson's Creek | WILSON'S CREEK NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD REPUBLIC, MO: Contact (417)-732-2662 Living History: The United States Soldier at Wilson's Creek | |||||
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Jefferson Barricks Park St. Louis, Mo Contact 314-544-5714 Shiloh Valley Muzzleloader’s Fall Rendezvous |
MCWRA Civil War Event Battle of Lexington, MO: Contact (816)-537-9343
Jefferson Barricks Park | |||||
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MCWRA Civil War Event Battle of Lexington, MO: Contact (816)-537-9343
Jefferson Barricks Park |
MMCWRT Noel Crowson Bill Anderson Raid on Danville story
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MCWRA Civil War Event Battle of Wentzville, MO: Contact (TBA) | ||||||
 September
10th, 1864. Stevenson's Depot [Va ]--The
weather continues very rainy. We are now very much in need of clothes and
shoes, there being at least two
hundred barefooted and half naked men in
my command. Am using every
exertion to get them clothed, but with all our rags and nakedness
can put up a most beautiful fight. The
men go into action
with spirit, and l feel like a boy after being in
a fight a few minutes. To-morrow we
break up camp and again go to Bunker
Hill. Gen. Early has been very
successful in all his manoeuvres.
--Bryan Grimes, CSA |
Wednesday
17th [September 1862, battle of Antietam]
[The rebels] were pouring a murderous
current of shot and shell upon us, we
returned the
compliment: there uniform being of the
color of the dirt we could not see
them very well, but we kept them at
bay, the battle raged fearfully, men
falling on both sides, now, the rebels
advancing, and are driven
back, then, our troops, advancing and
meeting with the same fate, until it
is doubtful, who would be the victors
in the end .... The new
organization--the Ambulance Corps, worked admirably.., they could be seen with
the green on their arm
faithfully tending to their duties.
--John W. Jacques, USA |