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WELCOME TO HARTFORD CITY CIVIL WAR DAYS

Welcome to Hartford City Civil War Days! Indiana's largest Civil War Reenactment and Artillery Night Firing event. Step back to 1864 to see how life was for our ancestors during this time. Converse with civilians, sutlers and soldiers of the time. This event is a reenactment and living history that portrays the time when this great nation was divided. Brother against brother, father against son and son against father. During this event you will be able to observe demonstrators and ongoing presentations covering the period of 1864. There will also be battles during the entire weekend portraying multiple engagements during the year of 1864. Visit the sutlers who sold their goods to soldiers and civilians alike. Walk through camps and converse with the presenters. You can also purchase both period and non-period food. Visit the blacksmiths, weavers, spinners, rug makers, refugees, the medicine show and much more! Most importantly do not forget to come out and see Indiana's Largest Artillery Night firing event! Hope to see you there!

 
        33rd Annual Civil War Days

            October 4-6, 2024!

UPCOMING EVENTS

Club meeting at Montpelier Police Department at 6pm

May 9th

Club meeting at Montpelier Police Department at 6pm

June 13th

Club meeting at Montpelier Police Department at 6pm

July 11th

Aug 8th

Club meeting at Montpelier Police Department at 6pm

Location

Information

Montpelier Police Department. 

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127 W Huntington Street, Montpelier, IN 47359

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CONTACT US

0304 S 075 E

Hartford City, IN 47348   

bccivilwar@gmail.com​

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THE WAR DEPARTMENT

May 5-7, 1864

The Wilderness Campaign

Battle of the Wilderness ​

May 5-7, 1864

​Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse

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May 23, 1864 -

Battle of North Anna River

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June 1, 1864 -

Battle of Cold Harbor

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June 8, 1864

​Abraham Lincoln is nominated for a second term as U.S. President​

June 19, 1864

USS Kearsarge sinks CSS Alabama near France​

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