BGuthrie Photos: CWPT Annual Conference (2003) in Richmond, VA -- Dinner: Pamplin Historical Park

CWPT Annual Conference (2003) in Richmond, VA -- Dinner: Pamplin Historical Park:

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Description of Pictures: Pamplin Historical Park is a private effort which includes significant siege lines south of Petersburg. It also includes the Federal break-thru point during the April 2 1865 mass attacks following the Confederate defeat at Five Forks.
This family event will feature music once held dear to the hearts of Johnny Reb and Billy Yank. Attendees will enjoy spirited vocals by Douglas Jimerson, accompanied by Gilmore's Light Ensemble. Jimerson's presentation will be followed with a performance by Jay Ungar and the Molly Mason Family Band. Jay Ungar and Molly Mason are best remembered for the theme song "Ashokan Farewell," from Ken Burns' acclaimed series The Civil War.
To add to the Civil War flavor of the event, the public will be treated to a living history demonstration by the 2nd Regiment, Battery B, U.S. Colored Light Artillery. There will also be live cannon firings and rifle firing demonstrations performed by the Pamplin Historical Park staff, as well as walking tours of the April 2, 1865 battlefield.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. CWPTPH_030424_005.JPG: This is Doug Jimerson and Gilmore's Light Ensemble
2. CWPTPH_030424_042.JPG: This is Andy Talkov, a Pamplin park historian, talking about types of ammunition used by the artillery during the Civil War.
3. CWPTPH_030424_056.JPG: This is right after firing off the gun. There's a decent video clip of it if you're in time to download it.
4. CWPTPH_030424_100.JPG: This is the Jay Ungar and Molly Mason Band, which wrote and recorded the song made famous by Ken Burns' "Civil War" series.
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Featured Folk: Some of the people here can also be seen on other pages on this site.
- Jimerson, Doug appears on:
  - 2017_DC_Ft_Stevens153_170708 DC -- 153rd Anniversary of Battle of Fort Stevens
  - 2014_DC_Ft_Stevens150P_140712 DC -- 150th Anniversary of the Battle Fort Stevens -- Program
  - 2009_DC_LATCRA_091104 Willard Hotel -- Event: Lincoln at the Crossroads Alliance gala dinner
  - 2002_MD_CWPT_Dinner_020921 CWPT Grand Review (2002) in Antietam -- Dinner: Antietam Visitor Center (w/Jim Lehrer)
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