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About Reenacting PDF Print E-mail

Reenacting is one of the fastest growing hobbies in The United States ... for a good reason. It is flat out cool and you can include the whole family. Not only is it a lot of fun, but participating in a reenactment will reinforce as sense of pride in our heritage, it's educational, and it is a great way to get out in the great outdoors.

 

 

 

 

Title: Ultimate Reenacting

A beginner should start by attending a nearby reenactment. You can get the feel of the atmosphere and then decide if you would like to make this a hobby. Once you decide to make reenacting a hobby, you should find a SCV Camp Meeting near where you live and ask about reenacting.

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Congratulations to the LT. F.C. Frazier Camp, #668, High Point, NC, (Commander Ron Perdue) for winning the 2019  Lt.Col. Tazewell Lee Hargrove Distinguished Camp Award. To learn how your camp can qualify for this prestigious award CLICK HERE.

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