Union Army re-enactors take part in a mock Civil War battle on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The battle was part of Civil War Living History Weekend organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News
Union Army re-enactors take part in a mock Civil War battle on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The battle was part of Civil War Living History Weekend organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
Matt Shanks, of Bowling Green, walks over to his tent while taking part in Civil War Living History Weekend on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The event was organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
A Confederate soldier reenactor retreats during a Civil War reenactment on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The battle was part of Civil War Living History Weekend organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
Confederate re-enactors share a laugh as they prepare for a mock Civil War battle on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The battle was part of Civil War Living History Weekend organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
Union Army reenactors take part in a Civil War reenactment on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The battle was part of Civil War Living History Weekend organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
Barbie Salsburey, third from left, of Columbus, talks to, left to right, Colton Johnson, his sister, Madeline Johnson, and their mom, Leslie Johnson, all of Fort Loramie. Salsburey was talking about her four relatives that fought for the Union in the Civil War. She was taking part in Civil War Living History Weekend on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The event was organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
Steve, left to right, and Tena Conrad, both of DeGraff, listen as Robert Waffler, of North Ridgeville, describes a replica of a gatling gun that was used in the Civil War. The gun was on display at Civil War Living History Weekend on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The event was organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
RiHanna Ahrns, left, and Aidan Knight, both of Sidney, look over one of the cannons being used during Civil War Living History Weekend on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The event was organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
Carl Schoen, of West Milton, turns a chicken on a spit while taking part in Civil War Living History Weekend on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The event was organized by the Shelby County Historical Society. Schoen was portraying a member of the 79th New York volunteer infantry, which was a Scottish infantry.
Hunter Sunberg, left, front, talks with Allison Clinage, both of Ashland, as Clinage crochets while attending Civil War Living History Weekend on Saturday at Tawawa Park. The event was organized by the Shelby County Historical Society.
