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Brian McNamara and Robert Stope fireside chat.
of the night came alive each morning with a grand opening
ceremony from the infantry unit Civil War, and Revolutionary War reenactors who combined to produce a spectacular early morning sight for show visitors Civil War and World War II Living History Encampments showed visitors how soldiers survived and endured life durin such difficult times. Other added outdoor attractio also educate and entertain visi Guests enjoyed period music by the Camp Chase Fife & Drum Corps that got their toes tappi Abraham Lincoln presented the Gettysburg Address, the Brigade of the American Revolution, along with Confederate and Union Civil War Infantry, fired weapons and marched perfectly on line as cannon roared. An ex treat this year was an educatio presentation by the WWII U.S. 801st Medical Air Evacuation Squadron. Hearing how the
squadron took care of casualtie and how they evacuated the
wounded in such challenging conditions, is quite a histor lesson. Reenactors took to the fie period dress to give an educa and entertaining demonstratio on the artillery firing line. artillery is a unique portion the Ohio Show, the only show its kind in the United States showcases artillery field pie from the Revolutionary War through World War II. Visitor
enjoy seeing full-scale canno limbers, caissons, and shells
with an eight gun, cannon line. The cannon fire co rd for miles and the guns lames and smoke bellowing the grounds. addition to the initial s ating Civil War, World Wa World War II exhibitors w due to guests’ expanding sts in our military histo encampment set up in the barn showed complete livi rs, uniforms, weapons, an
tion of more recent wars. nd German soldiers walked