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SUMMARY:30th Annual Civil War Symposium - Hot Heads!: Quick Tempers & Rash Actions
DESCRIPTION:The conference will be held on Friday\, October 16 through Sunday\, October 18\, 2026 at Pamplin Historical Park’s Education Center in Dinwiddie\, Virginia and will feature presentations from seven outstanding historians: Chris J. Hartley\, James A. Hessler\, Robert I. Girardi\, Dr. Christopher S. Stowe\, Dr. Brooks D. Simpson\, Jeffry Wert and Dr. Brian Steel Wills. \nAny era is full of colorful personalities who may be known for their temperament and the Civil War is no different. Whether in personal life\, in camp or on the battlefield leaders have been known to blow up at subordinates or even superiors. In extreme cases\, the outbursts can manifest into disastrous decisions on the battlefield or even murder. “Hot Heads!: Quick Tempers & Rash Actions” explores seven fiery Civil War commanders who let anger get the best of them both in and out of uniform. \nFor more information or to register\, call a reservation specialist at 877-726-7546. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. \nDownload a printable flyer and registration form by clicking here. \nThe Symposium begins at 6:00 pm with a Welcome Reception for all attendees at Pamplin Historical Park’s Education Center\, located at 6523 Duncan Road\, Petersburg\, VA. \nPark Members pay $339 per person and non-members pay $379. The price includes all lectures\, the Friday night reception\, two mid-morning coffee breaks\, two lunches\, and the Saturday night banquet. \n*Not a member\, but interested in joining? Click here or call Member Services\, 877-726-7546 . \nSpeakers & Topics: \nChris J. Hartley\nMaj. Gen. D.H. Hill \nJames A. Hessler\nMaj Gen. Daniel E. Sickles \nRobert I. Girardi\nMaj. Gen. William “Bull” Nelson \nDr. Christopher S. Stowe\nMaj. Gen. George G. Meade \nDr. Brooks D. Simpson\nMaj. Gen. William T. Sherman \nJeffry D. Wert\nLt. Gen. Jubal A. Early \nDr. Brian Steel Wills\nLt. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest
URL:https://pamplinpark.org/event/30th-annual-civil-war-symposium-hot-heads-quick-tempers-rash-actions/
CATEGORIES:arts & culture,education,history talks,literature,symposium
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SUMMARY:Battle of Trenton 1776 Commemoration: Dinwiddie & Virginians in the Revolution
DESCRIPTION:Commemorate Virginians participation in the Battle of Trenton in 1776 with a living history event on December 5-6\, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to include activities\, demonstrations\, presentations and a chance to meet George Washington. \nThe Battle of Trenton was fought in December of 1776 after George Washington’s Continental Army crossed the ice-filled Delaware River in a surprise attack against the Hessian garrison at Trenton. It was a tactical victory for the Continental Army and a much needed morale boost after the previous defeats in New York. The victory revitalized the Americans and inspired recruitment and provided the momentum for the subsequent victories to include the Battle of Princeton in January of 1776. \nGuests will have the chance to learn from living historians portraying soldiers who fought the Battle of Trenton where Virginians from Dinwiddie County and elsewhere fought for the patriot cause. The living historians will present different aspects of a soldier’s life including camp life\, drill\, weapons\, and demonstrations. Impressions will include the Virginia militia of 1776 and the 6th Virginia Continental Regiment who will share the role of Virginia in the battle and greater fight for independence. \nVisitors will have an opportunity to meet and hear about the battle from General George Washington as portrayed by Brian Hilton. He will share the hardships and decision making before the daring river crossing and reflections on the battle and the War for Independence. Hilton is a full-time history teacher\, as well as an interpreter of George Washington. He worked at George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate for ten years as a guide and researcher. His portrayal of Washington since 2007 at Mount Vernon has been; for schools; governmental organizations; and for the Washington family at their annual family reunions. Hilton is currently the official George Washington for the City of Alexandria\, Virginia. As well\, he was selected as the James Madison Fellow for the Commonwealth of Virginia\, 2021-2022. \nGuests will additionally have the opportunity to join in programs titled “Tea and Baked Goods of the Revolutionary Era” and “A Pretty Little Frisk” which shares the art and importance of of 18th century dance. Eric Johnson will also present “Ideas in Action” about Dinwiddie County in the American Revolution\, with information gleaned from original documents in the Library of Virginia collection. \nAll event activities and programs are included with regular daily paid admission. This event is generously sponsored by the Bank of Southside Virginia.
URL:https://pamplinpark.org/event/battle-of-trenton-1776-commemoration-dinwiddie-virginians-in-the-revolution/
CATEGORIES:arts & culture,education,history talks,living history
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