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Friday | Saturday | Sunday
We are still finalizing arrangements for the weekend's events so please check back with us to find out how things are progressing. The Victorian Ball is a reality for Saturday night! See you all there!
The Freedom Transit Trolley will NOT be available during the evening of the event; negotiations fell through.
Sorry for any inconveniences.
Friday Night
Welcome Reception
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel.
Attend the Welcome Reception at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel to sign-in and pick up your event pass. The pass is your weekend ticket along with your period attire. Walk-ons are welcome at any of our pre-registered events provided there are still seats available. The non-reenacting public is also welcome to attend. We will have special tickets for our welcomed guests. Visit our registration page to learn more. Don't forget to stop by The Guild Hall inside the Wyndham and see what its purveyors have to offer. (You will still need to provide a pre-paid RSVP as a walk-on to hold you seat at the tea.)
WWII Big Band Dance*
7:00 pm - 11:00 pm at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel.
Doors open at 7:00 pm, the band begins at 8:00 pm,
$5.00 donation at the door.
After you check-in at the welcome reception, stick around to enjoy an evening with The Gettysburg Big Band, brought to you by The Avenue Restaurant and the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel. If you are a WWII era reenactor, please feel free to show off your WWII period style! However, any era attire is acceptable. Registered reenactors and WWII Veterans are free.
Big Band Flyer
Non-reenacting guests staying at the Wyndham are admitted free when you present your Guest Room Key Packet (recieved at check-in) AND the Wyndham's special rate coupon (.pdf - Adobe Acrobat may be needed) used to make your reservations. (Coupon in .jpg format.)
The WWII Big Band Dance is brought to you
by the Wyndham Hotel
and the Avenue Restaurant.
Saturday
Welcome Reception
8:00 am - 10:00 am at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel.
Attend the Welcome Reception at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel to sign-in and pick up your event pass. The pass is your weekend ticket along with your period attire. Walk-ons are welcome at any of our pre-registered events provided there are still seats available. The non-reenacting public is also welcome to attend. We will have special tickets for our welcomed guests. Visit our registration page to learn more. (You will still need to provide a pre-paid RSVP as a walk-on to hold you seat at the tea.)
Book Signing: Author Scott Mingus
8:00 am - 10:00 am at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel.
Come meet Scott Mingus during the Welcome Receptions. Mr. Mingus is an author of five Civil War books, a tour guide, and multiple award-winning miniature war gamer. Come meet Scot and see his newest book. To learn more about Scott Mingus, visit his website at www.scottmingus.com.
Scot Mingus
9:00 am - 9:45am at the Wyndhma Gettysburg Hoel
"Pennsylvania's Response to the Confederate Invasion, and the "First" Fighting at Gettysburg on June 26, 1863".
Ronald Hawkins
11:00 am - 12:00 pm at the Wyndhma Gettysburg Hoel
As a reenactor one of the most important things we need to do is remain "in period" when talking with the public. Join Ronald Hawkins as he discusses "How to Give a First Person Talk" while in period. Mr. Hawkins has been in the "hobby" for many years and enjoys helping other improve their presentation to the public.
Ladies Tea
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at the 1863 Inn of Gettysburg (formerly the Holiday Inn Gettysburg)
Have tea with the ladies! Come join us for lively conversation and guest speakers. We'll have tea and light snacks. Nancy Lare will discuss “Camp Life for Women in Reenacting.” And Paul Gregorwich will talk about “Belonging to the Army” the life of camp followers in the 1700s.” Join us for a fascinating afternoon. Gentlemen and the non-reenacting public are more then welcome to join us.
NOTE: To hold your seat at the Tea, there is a fully refundable reservation fee of $8.00. Checks must be post-dated by February 24, 2010. (See the Registration page for more details)
Cigar and Brandy Social
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at The Pike
Come join us for a few hours of fun and entertainment. We’ll have free cigars, brandy a normal prices and a guest speaker. Meet the Oliva Cigar Co. who graciously provides us with wonderful cigars each year. David Coe, will talk about “The Trent Affair - Would It Have Led To War?” The Cigars & Brandy was sponsored by The Pike and the cigars are provided through the Gettysburg Cigar Company.
The Cigars and Brandy has been brought to you
by
The Pike Restaurant & Lounge,
Gettysburg Cigar Company, and Oliva Cigar Company.
Susan Coffey
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel.
Come and experience "What Life Was Like in 1865" through the eyes of Bridget, a servant for the Dr. Samuel Mudd family.
She tells stories of her life, of the Doctor and Mrs. Mudd, along with their children, and of that dishonorable man, Mr. Booth.
Free Time
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm is available for you to eat dinner on your own and get ready for the Grand Ball.
Victorian Grand Ball
7:00 pm - 11:00 pm at the 1863 Inn of Gettysburg (formerly the Holiday Inn Gettysburg). Join us for an evening of Victorian dancing, fun, and good times with the Susquahanna Travelers. Light snacks will be offered and a cash bar will be available. Dancing begins promptly at 8:00pm.
This evening’s event is made possible by
The Quality Inn and Mark Maritato.
Sunday
Church Services with the Christian Commission
10:00 am at the Gettysburg GAR reception hall located at 53 E. Middle Street, Gettyburg, PA.
Church Services with Church Services with the Freedom
In Christ Ministries
10:00 am at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel with Chaplain Rene and Rommi Kinard.
Times and places are subject to change without notice.
Last updated: February 11, 2010
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