Reenactment in Painesville, Ohio,
at the Lake County Historical Center! July 14th, 2012 (or 1862, if you prefer!).
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Tried to make sure the background was period appropriate! |
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Back view. The bodice isn't fitting quite right, but I think (hope) that mostly took care of itself with new underpinnings. |
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The strange juxtaposition of troops marching, hoopskirts, shorts and t-shirts, and kettle corn, with "telegraph" wires? |
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Working reproduction Gatling - made from the original patent drawings and instructions. The Gatling was barely used during the Civil War - it largely came into use after; versions of this gun are still in use today. |
Most sincerely yours,
~ Sarah
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