Post by Mark Susnis on May 30, 2002 19:14:48 GMT -5
Men of the Hard Head Mess:
Fellow Rowdy Pard Bill Cross asked that I talk to you about the 140th Anniversary of McClellan's Occupation of Harrison's Landing at Berkeley Plantation, Virginia from July 19-21, 2002. We are portraying the 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteers as they appeared in July 1862 after the Seven Days battles. Berkeley Plantation was occupied by the Federal Army for five weeks following the Battle of Gaines Mill. At this point we have 62 paid and registered military and 13 paid and registered civilians. In fact we have a contingent of the Atlantic Guard Soldiers Aid Society (AGSAS) that will be traveling from Wisconsin to join us for this event. Please take a look at our website at http:www.geocities.com/berkeleyhundred and consider joining us where two US Presidents were born.
Mark Susnis
msusnis@hotmail.com
A Rowdy Pard
Fellow Rowdy Pard Bill Cross asked that I talk to you about the 140th Anniversary of McClellan's Occupation of Harrison's Landing at Berkeley Plantation, Virginia from July 19-21, 2002. We are portraying the 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteers as they appeared in July 1862 after the Seven Days battles. Berkeley Plantation was occupied by the Federal Army for five weeks following the Battle of Gaines Mill. At this point we have 62 paid and registered military and 13 paid and registered civilians. In fact we have a contingent of the Atlantic Guard Soldiers Aid Society (AGSAS) that will be traveling from Wisconsin to join us for this event. Please take a look at our website at http:www.geocities.com/berkeleyhundred and consider joining us where two US Presidents were born.
Mark Susnis
msusnis@hotmail.com
A Rowdy Pard
