Both the 1861 Cornstalk Fight and the 1864 Thrailkill Raid will start in town, which will be transported into the 1860’s as much as possible.

Weather permitting, the Saturday night dance and BBQ will be on the street by torchlight.

And yes, the Confederates will raid the courthouse on the right and burn (actually smoke pots on top) the buildings on the left.

As the public walks or is transported along this road, vendors will be required to be more “period” the closer they are to the camp. The “period” zone will start at the top of the hill.

The Cornstalk Fight is behind the pond and up the rise. It is ideally suited for spectators. The pond is available for your horses as is another in the trees. The camps will be situated against the trees. The woods are also available for sleeping up against a tree.

Sutlers will be located in front of the pond area. There are no generators - utility drops are available as well as water hydrants.

This is a view of the camp area looking east. You can see the top of the courthouse.

There are very few contemporary obstacles that will foul your photography with "today."

This is a view looking southwest at the acreage set aside for the Thailkill Raid battle.

The hills and dividing swale are ideal for opposing cannons and it is wonderfully shaped for spectators to the left (not on the shot).

Parking is no problem. This is the country! This is just one of the fields set aside for parking.

We will also be prepared for handicapped parking.