2006 Civil War Reenactment

PAWNEE CITY HISTORICAL DAYS
with
CIVIL WAR REENACTMENTS

Pawnee City Historical Society Site
(Located on East edge of Pawnee city, NE, on Highways 50 and 8)

Saturday & Sunday
SEPTEMBER 29 & 30, 2007
REENACTMENTS -- CANDLELIGHT TOUR -- DEMONSTRATIONS

Image by DC Rambow and Co.

SATURDAY, September 29

9:00 am – Ticket sales start
11:00 am – Museum buildings open
11:00 am – Tall Tales Postcards of Archer King
11:00 am – Demonstrations and kids' games
11:00 am – The Dirty Dozen Puddle Jumpers
11:00 am – Lunch served: 2 NEW VENDORS (Snow Flakes Shave Ice & Camelot Concessions)
1:00 pm – Civil War Battle – Beaver Dam Creek
After Battle – Civil War Trial
After Battle – Threshing
8:00 pm – Candlelight Tour of Camp
After tour – Period Dancing

DEMONSTRATIONS

Artillery & School of the Soldier (Sat & Sun)
Steam Engine & Threshing – Roy Mullin (Sat & Sun)
Rope Making
– Mike Ganzel, Byford Metzger,
Lyle Droge, Robert Puls (Sat & Sun)
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Organ Playing – Chad Rinne & Shari Karjala
Toys of Yesteryear – Ross & Mary Thiemann (Sat)
Needle Tatting – Irene LeSeur (Sat)
Butter Making – Elsie Sunneberg (Sat)
Homestead Dulcimer Club (Sat)
Rug Braiding – Laura Turnbull (Sat)
Treadle Sewing – Janette Ulmer (Sun)
Water Witching – Vance Ulmer (Sun)
Blacksmithing – Jim Tegtmeier (Sun)
French Braiding – Elaine Mullin (Sun)
Quilting – Gwen Mangnall (Sun)
Sawmill Station – Harold Witulski (Sun)

Large display of gas engines,
tractors, and cars

Exhibitors Welcome!

SUNDAY, September 30

  9:00 am – Ticket dales start
10:00 am – 1860's Church Service - at Museum site
11:00 am – Demonstrations begin; Museum open
11:00 am – Lunch served
  1:00 pm – Civil War Battle
  2:30 pm – Threshing

ADMISSION
$12.00 – For Both Days
$ 8.00 – One Day for Adults
$ 4.00 – Children 5-12
FREE – Children 4 and under

PARKING
Located on the north side of Highways 50 & 8 – across from the Historical Museum Site

Return to Pawnee County History

PAWNEE CITY HISTORICAL DAYS with CIVIL WAR REENACTMENTS Pawnee City Historical Society Site (Located on East edge of Pawnee city, NE, on Highways 50 and 8) Saturday & Sunday SEPTEMBER 29 & 30, 2007 REENACTMENTS -- CANDLELIGHT TOUR -- DEMONSTRATIONS
Image by DC Rambow and Co.
SATURDAY, September 29 9:00 am – Ticket sales start 11:00 am – Museum buildings open 11:00 am – Tall Tales Postcards of Archer King 11:00 am – Demonstrations and kids' games 11:00 am – The Dirty Dozen Puddle Jumpers 11:00 am – Lunch served: 2 NEW VENDORS (Snow Flakes Shave Ice & Camelot Concessions) 1:00 pm – Civil War Battle – Beaver Dam Creek After Battle – Civil War Trial After Battle – Threshing 8:00 pm – Candlelight Tour of Camp After tour – Period Dancing	DEMONSTRATIONS Artillery & School of the Soldier (Sat & Sun) Steam Engine & Threshing – Roy Mullin (Sat & Sun) Rope Making – Mike Ganzel, Byford Metzger, Lyle Droge, Robert Puls (Sat & Sun) Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Organ Playing – Chad Rinne & Shari Karjala Toys of Yesteryear – Ross & Mary Thiemann (Sat) Needle Tatting – Irene LeSeur (Sat) Butter Making – Elsie Sunneberg (Sat) Homestead Dulcimer Club (Sat) Rug Braiding – Laura Turnbull (Sat) Treadle Sewing – Janette Ulmer (Sun) Water Witching – Vance Ulmer (Sun) Blacksmithing – Jim Tegtmeier (Sun) French Braiding – Elaine Mullin (Sun) Quilting – Gwen Mangnall (Sun) Sawmill Station – Harold Witulski (Sun) Large display of gas engines, tractors, and cars Exhibitors Welcome!
SUNDAY, September 30 9:00 am – Ticket dales start 10:00 am – 1860's Church Service - at Museum site 11:00 am – Demonstrations begin; Museum open 11:00 am – Lunch served 1:00 pm – Civil War Battle 2:30 pm – Threshing
ADMISSION $12.00 – For Both Days $ 8.00 – One Day for Adults $ 4.00 – Children 5-12 FREE – Children 4 and under	PARKING Located on the north side of Highways 50 & 8 – across from the Historical Museum Site Return to Pawnee County History