Our Civilian camp life in the Mifflin Guard is growing and improving every year. Families are welcome here, as well as male or female individuals who wish to portray mid-19th Century civlian life during the American Civil War. First person impressions are strongly encouraged, requiring prerequisite research and historical accuracy. Besides the staple fashion shows, dances, and teas, some of the activities that Mifflin Guard Civilians have sponsored or participated in include living history demonstrations of 19th century occupations such as sewing, quilting, open fire cooking and baking, Victorian children's games and toys, caning, leather work, lace making and much more. |
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This page was last updated on...
07/01/2008 08:47 PM