Horse-drawn carriage rides, the mode of transportation
Civil War caps
Confederates
Outside the hospital were all the limbs and body parts that had to be removed during surgery.
We caught the tail end of a surgery but planned to come back later
Skirmish
Visiting the camps. People actually live here for the weekend in canvas tents
Mini donuts.
The boys found the place where kids could play their own civil war battles.
Abraham Lincoln
Music demonstration
This is a jawbone instrument made from the jawbone of a donkey. A bone is slid over the teeth or it is shaken and makes a rattle sound.
Big battle is about to being
At the hospital waiting for the injured
Removing a bullet and a large sharp object
This one wasn't going to make it so they called in the priest to give the last blessings
Then the funeral man came to see if the person had paid to be shipped home (in which case he would be embalmed) or if he would just be buried locally.
The token was found that he had paid and he was embalmed and ready to be shipped home to family.
Then we walked over to the winter village.
Then over to the Wade House
Blacksmith shop
Over to the sawmill
There was a very large exhibit of carriages
This is the carriage of the Pabst Family. We had visited their mansion with our young ladies' choir a couple years ago.
Can't wait to go back next year, hoping to camp out for the weekend! One day was simply not enough!
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