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This year we asked George Munkenbeck of Co. H, 14th Brooklyn to deliver the annual speech at our monument on Culp's Hill at that of the 65th NY.
PART ONE:
Fine Autumn weather guaranteed swelling camps of Blue and Gray for this Sesquicentennial event in the Shenandoah Valley. This covers Saturday including an extended view of the Cavalry's turn in the field, us waiting to get into battle, and ordinary camp life.
PART TWO:
Sunday's video shows us as skirmishers for the day's battle plus some great footage of fighting by the Heater House.
PART ONE:
Camp life on Saturday morning including introductions to some new members, a demo by the 6th New York Independent Artillery, and the appearance of Linus... a kitten belonging to the Cavalry that quickly assumed complete domination of the camp.
PART TWO:
The battle on Saturday as narrated by Tom Crowley.
PART THREE:
After the battle, we settled down to old-time baseball and a musical performance by Larry Moser & Mary Nagin. Also included is a clip of Sunday morning.
PART FOUR:
The battle on Sunday as narrated by Tom Crowley.
SMARTSCANMEDIA came to our event for the second year and made an excellent in depth video of the loading and firing procedures of the 6th New York Independent Artillery
Your Correspondent traveled solo to Gettysburg for the weekend of July 19th and discovered not one but two Living Histories at the Pennsylvania Monument: The 1st Rhode Island Artillery and the Calvert Arms Fife & Drum Corps. Each received extended attention from the video camera and the 1st Rhode Island performed a moving reenactment of their original soldier's experience at Gettysburg at the High Water Mark.
PART ONE:
This is the first of three videos filmed by Nicholas Biondo of Queens By the Minute at our first Living History at Maple Grove Cemetery in Kew Gardens, Queens.
PART TWO:
This clip covered our demonstration of the Manual of Arms
PART THREE:
In Mr. Biondo's last clip we demonstrating the loading and firing procedure of our black powder, rifled muskets.
PART ONE:
In the spirit of the Lincoln and the Constitution exhibit hosted by East Meadow Public Library, various persons were asked to read the Gettysburg Address including our own Private Tom Giminaro and NY State Assemblyman Tom McKevitt.
PART TWO:
Some musical performances from the program including fifing by Private Diegan (Bob Alonso), drumming from Musician Frissee (Alec Israeli), and one from Randy Noojin in the library's main auditorium.
A very short clip with good shots of Saturday morning's tactical in the woods and Sunday's finale: the Mule Shoe.
Some clips from the annual Civil War reenactment held at Neshaminy State Park just outside of Philadelphia. Much of the footage is of our members playing music.
Our first parade of the 2014 season as captured by one of the members of the 9th Virginia Infantry.
