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Members of the 23rd Virginia Infantry Regiment pose with friends from other units during a recent Military Through the Ages event.
Civil War integral to Military Through the Ages By Bob Ruegsegger or almost three decades [28 years], Jamestown Settlement has continuously attracted hordes of museum visitors to the annual Military Through the Ages program. Civil War re-enactors have been an integral part of the event from the very beginning. Over the years, Civil War re-enactment units, Confederate and Union, have been among the most authentic and popular living history groups involved with the program. “The first year I was with the 1st Texas. Later, we portrayed the 53rd Virginia. I was involved with the museum education business back then with Colonial Williamsburg,” recalls Todd Johnson. “There were quite a few of us. I would say that the
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majority of the folks in both of those units were people who were involved in the museum education field at either the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation or Colonial Williamsburg.” Members of the 53rd Virginia were interested in the Military Through the Ages because it was an early spring event that gave re-enactors an opportunity to get their muskets and uniforms out, dust off the cobwebs, and get ready for the re-enactment season. “People always thought of the spring and the summer months as the re-enacting season,” recalls Steve Martin who re-enacted with the 53rd Virginia. “It was when all the major events were, and MTA gave them an opportunity to get back into the swing of things.” Half of the twelve re-enact-
Units compete on the demonstration field. The 3rd U.S. Infantry, also known as The Old Guard, often earns top honors.
This artillery unit traveled from Ohio to participate in the MTA.
ment units that participated in and about five or six units are the first Military Through the Civil War units.” Ages program in 1984 were Civil Jamestown began as a miliWar groups. The 1st North Cartary outpost in 1607. Military olina Volunteers from Seven Through the Ages capitalizes on Springs, North Carolina and the that early connection to military 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry history. Confederate and Union from Richmond were among forces occupied Jamestown Isthose initial units. land during the Civil War. Two“They were predominantly Hundreds of re-enactors from more Civil War units. than 30 organizations will join the Nowadays, our Virginia National Guard to offer Civil War re-envisitors a look at centuries of military actors make up history during the weekend of March less than a quar19-20, 2011. At noon on Saturday, ter of our units,” a children’s parade is scheduled. observes Homer The event concludes on Sunday Lanier, with a military pass-in-review at Jamestown Set3:00 pm. For more information visit tlement’s interwww.historyisfun.org or pretive site call 757-253-4838 or manager. “We’ll toll-free 888-593-5209. have 30-35 units with us this year
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4 The Gazette Extra March 2011 thirds of the Civil War battles were fought in Virginia. The Civil War has long been near and dear to the hearts of Virginians. Many local re-enactors claim ancestors who fought in the conflict. “There’s a tremendous amount of history all around us. Not only right next door to us at Historic Jamestowne but up and down the James River. Richmond being the capital of the Confederacy,” explains Lanier. Also known as the Amelia Rifles, the 23rd Virginia Infantry Regiment has been among the outstanding Civil War re-enactment organizations that have been involved with MTA from the very beginning. “The 23rd Virginia stands out because they are a great bunch of people who are absolutely squared away on their history and their drill,” offers Lanier. “If you want a history lesson, you want to see these folks. They are a class act. The commanders have changed over the years. Bill Reagan commands the unit now.” At MTA this year, the 23rd Virginia will be portraying the Brooklyn Grays at Camp Lee, Virginia in May, 1861. The Brooklyn Grays, Company E of
the 23rd Virginia, enlisted on May 7, 1861 at Brooklyn, Halifax County, Virginia. Captain William Haynes was the company commander. On the demonstration field, Company E, 23rd Virginia will be demonstrating the School of the Company from Gilham’s Manual for Volunteers and Militia. The manual was written by Major William Gilham, instructor of tactics and commandant of the cadets of the Virginia Military Institute, and published in 1861. Members of the unit will also be performing a variety of fatigue and guard details in camp as well as exhibiting uniforms, weapons, and accouterments to the public. “One of the most top notch units I’ve ever seen is the 3rd U.S. Infantry. If we need them to do something extra, they’ll do it,” observes Lanier. “Whenever the 3rd U.S. is with us, they always get a game of rounders going with the Southern forces. They’ll have a game of baseball. When that spontaneously happens, it’s one of my favorite things.” This year, to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War, the 3rd U.S. Regular Infantry, The Old
The Tidewater Maritime Living History Association commander and color bearer march forward to accept an award. This year the associasion will portray the crew of the U.S.S. Aroostook.
3rd United States Regular Infantry marches onto the demonstration field at Military Through the Ages. the 3rd U.S. will return this year.
Guard, will be outfitted in full U.S. Army regulation uniforms of frockcoats, Hardee hats, shoulder scales, and dark blue trousers. Members of the 3rd U.S. will active invite visitors to participate in drill and camp activities. Wooden muskets will be furnished for spectators who wish to participate in early war company musket drill. Visitors will be offered a closely supervised opportunity to experience bayonet drill using a hanging hay bale as a target. The unit will also offer an extensive Civil War medical display hosted by a surgeon and hospital steward. The Tidewater Maritime Living History Association will be offering a look at the U.S. Navy during the early war. They will be depicting the crew of the USS Aroostook in 1862. USS Aroostook, a steamer acquired by the Union Navy, was employed as a gunboat to patrol Confederate waterways. In June of 1862, the USS Aroostook destroyed guns, ordnance, and equipment abandoned by the Confederates at Jamestown. Navigation, small arms, and seamanship will be among this unit’s featured demonstrations. The duties of the ship’s chaplin, paymaster, and marines will also be topics of discussion.
The Nancy Hart Militia will depict an all-female Civil War era militia unit that was originally formed in LaGrange, Georgia. Named for Revolutionary War heroine Nancy Morgan Hart, the militia company was organized by Nancy Hill Morgan and Mary Alford Heard to protect the Town of LaGrange from the Union Army. They mustered twice a week for drill and target practice. Prizes were awarded for the best marksmanship. Unit demonstrations will include basic drill, cooking with period recipes, and nursing duties. Re-enactment units who are asked to participate in Military Through the Ages compete with their peers for blue ribbons. Top honors include awards for best camp, best field demonstration, best cooking, and best uniforms. “We invite folks to submit their qualifications for being here at the event with us. We’ve always tried to be selective about who we have come. We want the best educational opportunity for our visitors,” explains Lanier. “Our Civil War units, the 3rd U.S. and 23rd Virginia, win awards regularly. Quite often they’ll take the award for the best tactical demonstration on the demo field.”
Re-enactors with the 3rd U.S. Regular Infantry have provided instruction in the use of the bayonet in a strictly controlled environment.
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