
The Blue-Gray Alliance
And the Battle of Shiloh Association and the Sons of Confederate Veterans
Presents the 150th Anniversary Sesquicentennial
Battleof Shiloh Reenactment
Public
Event Schedule
Friday, March 30, 2012
01:00 p.m. Gates open, Camps open to the public. Vendor shops open
H. L. Hunley Exhibit open, Confederate Submarine
5:00 p.m. Gates & camps closed
Saturday, March 31, 2012
8:00 a.m. – 10:00pm
Gates open to the public. Vendor shops open
9:00 H. L. Hunley Exhibit open, Confederate Submarine
9:30 Guest Speakers, impressionists in period attire, in the Activities Tent
Meet the Generals (& Colonel) --
9:30 U.S. General George G. Thomas (Dan Hughes)
9:45 C.S. General William J. Hardee (Fred Lincoln)
10:00 U.S. General Ulysses S. Grant (Dr. Curt Fields)
10:15 C.S. Colonel N. B. Forrest (Mike Cole)
10:30 Opening Ceremony, flag-raising, event dedication.
Special guests: Superintendent Woody Harrell, Shiloh NMP; & Miss Tennessee Erin Hatley
Commander-in-Chief Michael Givens, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Mayor Wilburn Ashe, McNairyCounty Mayor Kevin Davis, HardinCounty
Tenn State Representative Steve McDaniel
Tenn. Division Cdr, Mike Beck, SCV
Gen’l Joe Way & Gen’l Terry Crowder, Blue-GrayAlliance
11:30 Ladies Tea & Soiree
12:30 1860’s Fashion Show
1:30 p.m. Two Simultaneous Battles: The Battle for the Hornet’s Nest & the Sunken Road;
The Battle of the Peach Orchard and the Bloody Pond
Unique opportunity: great Spectator viewing. You can watch the action of both of the battles.
YOU ARE THERE. Open to the public but tickets are required. Food vendors on site. Bring your lawn chair.
4:00 Camps reopen for visitors, until 5:00 p.m. Vendors and sutlers open until 10:00 pm
730 Grand Military Ball in the Activities Tent, until 10:00 pm
featuring The 52nd Regimental String Band
Open to the public (if you have a regular reenactment admission ticket)
Sunday, April 1, 2012
8:00 a.m. – 4:00pm Gates open to the public, Vendor shops open
9:00 H. L. Hunley Exhibit open, Confederate Submarine
9:30 1860’s Period Church Service, open to the public
10:30 Guest Speakers, impressionists in period attire, in the Activities Tent
Meet the Generals (& Colonel) --
U.S. General George G. Thomas (Dan Hughes)
10:45 C.S. General William J. Hardee (Fred Lincoln)
11:00 U.S. General Ulysses S. Grant (Dr. Curt Fields)
11:15 C.S. Colonel N. B. Forrest (Mike Cole)
Noon Two Simultaneous Battles:
The Union Counterattack & Willow Oaks Pond;
The Battle of the Wheat Field
Unique opportunity: Spectators will be in the center of the action and can watch both or either of the battles.
YOU ARE THERE. Open to the public but tickets are required. Food vendors on site. Bring your lawn chair.
2:00 Camps reopen for visitors, until 4:00 p.m. Vendors and sutlers open until 4:00 pm
4:00 p.m. Grounds are closed. Thanks for attending and enjoying this once-in-a-lifetime sesquicentennial historical event.
For Ticket info, go to www.shilohbluegray.com
Tickets are $15 for adults, children u/ 12 free. Bring a lawn chair & comfortable shoes – you’re on the battlefield. Food vendors are on site.
Avoid the lines: Mail your check to: Battle of Shiloh Assn,PO Box 562,Collierville,TN38027-0562
Mapquest to the site:
2047 Joe Dillon Road,Michie,TN,38357
Shiloh150, Hwy 22 &Pratt Road, Shiloh,Tenn
150th Anniversary
Battle of Shiloh
Thursday, March 29
3:15 p.m. -
Column will leave for overnight stay on Fallen Timbers Battlefield
Friday, March 30
between daylight and noon-
Fallen TimbersBattle (non-spectator)
5:00 p.m.
Federal column will board buses for Savannah Park
6:00 p.m.
Reenactor get-together, “Meeting between the Lines”, hosted by the Masons
Saturday, March 31
(Friday evening & Saturday morning)
General D.C. Buell’s Army of the Ohio boards boats at Savannah, TN for steamboat trip up the Tennessee River to reinforce Gen Grant’s army (boat compliment is full)
sunrise -6:45 a.m. to 8:30 am
ShilohChurchBattle (non spectator battle)
2 p.m. (Spectator battle)
Battleat Hornet's Nest/Peach Orchard/ Bloody Pond/Ruggles Line
7:30 p.m.
ShilohGrand Military Ball – Activities Tent, with the 52nd Regimental String Band
Sunday, April 1
9:30 a.m.
Period Church Service – Activities Tent
Noon (Spectator battle)
Willow Oaks Pond / The Wheat Field (The Union counter-attack & CS withdrawal)
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