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United States Colored Troops Living History...

United States Colored Troops Living History Association Hosts Annual Conference
The UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS LIVING HISTORY ASSOCIATION is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote and accurately interpret the history of the United States Colored Troops of the Ame...
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Allentown Civil War Encampment



When  : Sat Oct 13 – Sun Oct 14, 2012
Where : Heritage Park Allentown, NJ (map)

The 6th USCT will join the 2nd New Jersey Brigade, 22nd USCT, and other reenactors in a Civil War reenactment being held at Heritage Park, in conjunction with the Allentown Fall Festival. The Army encampment opens to the public at 10am. It will include exhibits, including a field hospital demonstration. Union and Confederate forces will engage on the battlefield. There will also be an old time baseball. Outdoor stands will line on Main St. displaying seasonal foods, crafts, and wares of local vendors and artists.

event sponsor: 2nd New Jersey Brigade



Telling The Story of True Freedom Fighters
We bring the story of the contributions of soldiers and sailors of African descent in the formative years of our country to young people, in the hope they will embrace this proud heritage.Help us by using our Freelanthropy search page

USCT Program




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USCT Program

Historic Fort Delaware where USCT's guarded prisoners of war.
When
Sat Aug 11, 2012
Where
Pea Patch Island, Delaware City, De (map)
Calendar
6TH Regiment Infantry U.S Colored Troops
Learn about African Americans who were part of Fort Delaware's history. Often overlooked and always difficult to research, they were a key part of the workings of Fort Delaware


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6th Regiment Infantry U.S.Colored Troops

Weekend of Civil War History



"Confedrates In the Attic"
Friday October 14,6:00 African American Museum of Philadelphia
Joe Becton and Tethrea Jones talk about reenacting black Confederates. free RSVP to the museum.

Saturday October 15, Day long Bus tour of Civil War Philadelphia from Fort Mifflin to CampWilliam Penn, free RSVP to the museum.

Saturday October 15, 6:00- 9:00 Elfreth's Alley Beer fest The History of beer and Joe Becton (solo) $20 food and beverages included.
RSVP to Elfreth's Alley Association 126 Elfreth's Alley | Philadelphia, PA 19106 ...