Appomattox Chapter 11, Virginia Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy®
September 2003 Re-enactment
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On September 13th and 14th, 2003 The Civil War Reenactment of The Battle of Franklin and The Battle of Chickamauga were held in Appomattox Virginia. The Appomattox Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy participated on Friday the 12th (Pre-public day) by welcoming about 350 school children (4th and 11th grades) to the reenactment by serving as the welcome committee as well a tour guides to the different stations on the grounds.  The chapter also presented one of the stations which provided a fashion exhibit of 1860's men, women and childrens clothing. Carol and Cullen Williams presented the program and answered many questions from the very interested children. On Saturday the Appomattox chapter presented a fashion show with over 50 participants from chapters across the state as well as reenactors from a number of states. The fashion show was narrated by Mrs. Leslie Mahaffey, of the Bedford Chapter UDC. Many commented that the fashion show was the second best part of the reenactment - exceeded only by the reenactment on the battlefield.

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The Battle of Franklin

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Carol and Cullen Williams - wedding dress

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Leslie Mahaffy, Fashion Show Narrator

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Carolyn Austin models visiting dress.

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Clothing Display and Children

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Frances, Carol, & Cullen modeling clothes

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Joan Butler models day/work dress

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Ladies attending the Tea.

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Fashion Show Participants

When visiting Appomattox, Virginia, please visit the Appomattox United Daughters of the Confederacy room in the Appomattox Historical Society Museum at Court House Square.  Museum closed November thru March.

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