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 . http://www.christianreenacting.com/preston/              June

Preston Plantation Civil War Reenactment            Bedford, Kentucky
The Civil War will come alive once again in Trimble County as reenactors participate in the annual Preston Plantation Civil War Reenactment.  As always, an array of troops, artillery and infantry, accompanied by the sights and smells of the 19^th century will meet at Preston Plantation along the Ohio River.

 . http://www.morgansraid.com                  June

Morgan’s Raid at Georgetown              Georgetown, Kentucky
Cardome Centre, Georgetown. Step back in time, hear the roar of the cannon, smell the gunpowder and hear the pounding of horses’ hooves. One of the most authentic living history events in the Midwest. Military drills, large battle recreating many skirmishes which took place during John Hunt Morgan’s raids.

 . http://www.washingtonkentucky.com/articles/home.asp             August

Civil War Living History Weekend               Maysville, Kentucky
Old Washington, Maysville. Artillery cannons and wagons. Battles each day through 1700s village flagstone street and onto Federal Hill. Sutlers tents, reenactors rendezvous in village streets, camps, famous persons portrayed, ladies tea and contests. Ongoing scenarios in and around town such as duels, mail call, pay call, medical demonstrations and village folk dramas. Visit with Harriet Beecher Stowe as she strolls the streets and speaks at the Harriet Beecher Stowe Slavery to Freedom Museum. Civil War displays, period dance in the town square and church service on Albert Sidney Johnston’s Home Museum lawn, Civil War historians, roundtable discussion with Gen. Robert E. Lee and President Abraham Lincoln in village meeting house.

 . http://www.kentuckyson.com                  August

Battle of Bacon Creek Bridge                  Bonnieville, Kentucky
Bonnieville. Bounty awards for pre-registered: $50 each first four canons, $100 largest Confederate and Union infantry (minimum 10 rifles), $100 largest Confederate and Union cavalry (minimum five horses). Saturday and Sunday battles. Pre-registration by Aug. 1 for amenities. Reenactor and sutler fees waived. Saturday night reenactor dinner and camp dance. Parade and more. All donations go to the preservation of the Battle of Bacon Creek Bridge Event. Hosted by the 1st Kentucky Confederate Division.

 . http://www.battleofrichmond.org                August

Battle of Richmond                  Richmond, Kentucky
Be an integral part of Edmund Kirby Smith’s 1862 Invasion of Kentucky and site of Patrick Cleburne’s greatest victory. This battle is thought to be one of the most complete victories either side had during the conflict. Whether infantry, cavalry or artillery, all reenactors and sutlers are welcome. Great camps, amenities, battles at 2 p.m. both days, camp demonstrations, living history music, church service and guided tours.

 . http://www.visitmunfordville.com/events.htm                  September

Hart County Civil War Days                Munfordville, Kentucky
"The people of Munfordville and Hart County are dedicated to this event and work diligently to make Civil War Days bigger and better every year with a full slate of activities, music, food and fun for the whole family. It is delightful to see the community come together in celebration of our rich historic and cultural heritage," said Phyllis Nash, Chair of the Civil War Days Committee.
Highlighted events include: Historic Exhibits, Living History Encampment, Parade, Live Music, High Tea, Battle Re-enactment, Arts and Crafts Fair, Soldier's Gallery, Quilt Show, Talent Contest, Guided Walking Tours, Carriage Rides, Costume Tableau, Singing Down by the River and the Famous Blue & Grey Ball.
Admission to the Hart County Civil War Days is FREE and all programs are open to the public.

 . http://www.battleofbarbourville.com                  September

The Battle of Barbourville                    Barbourville, Kentucky
Join us in revisiting that foggy morning when the 30 members of the Barbourville Home Guard held off the approaching Confederate army of 800 on Sept. 19, 1861. The Home Guards pulled the planks off the bridge, to stop them, but, they were out gunned and out numbered. Battle both Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Period Church Service on Sunday. Infantry, Artillery, and Cavalry demonstrations during the day. Several different military performances and skits. Authentic weapons, uniforms, etc. See blacksmiths working in the shop. Visit the General store and bring your lawn chair for the Battle.

 . http://www.perryvillereenactment.org                    October

144th Anniversary Battle of Perryville                 Perryville, Kentucky
Saturday and Sunday will offer battle reenactments, an assortment of living history presentations, educational reenactor sessions, book signings, period music, food vendors, and a variety of sutlers selling authentic and period reproduction merchandise. Bring your cameras for what is sure to be a spectacular photo opportunity at Saturday's sunrise battle!