~5th Annual~Civil War Days in the Battle Born StateSouthwest Invitational Reenactment
~Nevada Day Weekend, October 30 & 31, 2010~ Saturday 9:00 - 6:00 Sunday 9:00 - 3:00
Spring Mountain Ranch State Park 6375 State Hwy 159 - Blue Diamond, NV
Event Costs: $5 State Park Vehicle Admission AND ALSO: $5 Adults (18+) /$3 Children (6 to 17) / 5 and under free ***All proceeds for vehicle admission go to the State, and all proceeds for individual admission go directly into the costs of operating this event***
For Further Information: The American Civil War Society (acws.net) Southern Nevada Living History Association (snlha.org) Jason Coffey (702) 254-4277 or email to ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. )
The ladies talk to the School kids in our 2007 Friday School Day Program.
Las Vegas and California Reenactors of the 71st Penn. Vol. Infantry at sunrise on the Saturday morning of the 2007 event.
The Union Division Headquarters in 2007 at the Reenactment.
President Lincoln and General Grant inspect the Union Infantry Brigade at the 2007 Reenactment.
The Union Artillery supports the battle on Sunday at our 2007 Event.
Reenactors from Las Vegas and California in the Confederate Louisiana Tigers, and the Union 71st Penn. Vol. Infantry trade fire on Sunday's last battle at our 2007 event.
Mounted Cavalry Reenactors from California and Utah engage in a sabre battle to decide the outcome of Saturday's first battle at our 2007 event.
The Union Division Officers from Arizona, California, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah meet in 2007.
Hattiot's Conffederate Legion pushes the Union Army back towards the Ranch House at our 2007 event.
President Lincoln, General Grant, and Chaplin Hurley are guests at the Grave Deadication for Sgt. Wilson, a previous owner of the Ranch, who was an American Civil War Veteran. Thanks to the local Sons of the Union Veteran's chapter for putting this program on.
Confederate Colonel Harriot, and Union Colonel Iverson, stand together at the raffle for the Union and Confederate participants after the second battle on Sunday afternoon. Thanks to all the participants from across the Southwest for making this happen!
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