Our battlefield tours are done in uniform / period dress, by
our staff. We cove most of the major actions at selected battlefield sites.
We give our “hands-on” insight of equipment & weapons, as we describe and
intrepid these hollowed grounds, while touring.
Although firearms are not permitted on Federal property / national
battlefield parks or state owned parks, we do have non-firing weapons which
we use on occasions to assist in our programs to help you understand the
battlefields actions better, and life of the soldier.
As we tour these battlefields, we will tell you some of the histories,
stories, facts and the outcome, to help you to understand better the actions
that took place at these sites.
It would not be uncommon to see a field artillery piece, and have a mock
demonstration on “how” this field piece was fired. Having the tour group
take the places of a nine man gun crew, and handle a “wooden” projectile and
“pretend” to load & fire this piece by the numbers.
“Imagining the opposing force of infantry or cavalry approaching, load your
piece with a shell or case shot, fire … hurry, they are closing in fast…..
They’re fix’n to charge…. They’re 50 yards away……Load a round of
canister…….Stand fast…….. fire!”
Having some of the items on hand to demonstrate the above, makes everything
you may have imagined more interesting & exciting. |
Our Tours
 | Local Buffalo tours |
| Our local War of 1812 tour |
| NYS and the War of 1812 (and the Great Lakes) |
| Cemetery tours such as Forest Lawn in Buffalo |
| Elmira, NY - Confederate Prison site (areas of interest & Cemetery) |
| Other Confederate POW sites
 | Johnson’s Island |
| OH Camp Chase, Columbus, OH |
| Pt. Lookout, MD |
| Ft. Delaware, DE |
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| Battlefield tours
| Gettysburg, PA |
| Fredericksburg, VA (4 battlefields) |
| Winchester, VA (the 1864 Shenandoah campaign) |
| Manassas, VA |
| Charleston, WV |
| Kanawha Valley campaign (1861-62) |
| Civil War in Ohio tours |
| Morgan’s Trail Buffington Island |
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If you have other interest, ask us…. |
