CIVIL WAR LIVING HISTORY REENACTMENT - THE BATTLE OF BIG BETHEL

This year’s Spring encampment features the Battle of Big Bethel, one of the earliest encounters of the Civil War and a harbinger of the conflict ahead.  Activities include a Civil War hospital, daily life in the camps and a reenactment of this historic battle.

Note: The event video is available on YouTube in 4k UHD and on facebook. Please share! Both are below:

Attn. facebook users - friend us at 
http://facebook.com/fredericknews 
so you can then tag the photos!

CLICK HERE to download the event photos from flickr! 
CLICK HERE for a full-screen slideshow (Non-Flash iPad viewable).
CLICK HERE for the photos on facebook (please tag with names).

Also see: kentcourtney.com - http://www.johnmilleker.com and 
carrollcountytourism.org/civil-war-living-history-reenactment

About the photographer: Craig Shipp - http://CraigShipp.com - is a New Media pioneer to learn more follow him on twitter at http://twitter.com/CraigShipp or friend him on facebook at http://facebook.com/FrederickNews (friending will allow you to tag the photos with names so your friends can find them) - you can also check out his flickr photos at http://www.flickr.com/photos/areaguides/collections/

Photos can be downloaded FREE of charge from flickr in various sizes (free account required). To do so visit the following link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/areaguides/collections/

Then click on the collection and then the set to find the photo. There are also links from my articles direct to featured photos.

After you've opened the set click on the photo you want. Then click on the download arrow in the bottom right to pull up the menu. Then you will see a "View all sizes" link. (you may need to be logged into flickr to have these options - accounts are FREE)

The View all sizes link brings you to a page where you can click on various size links from Square (75 x 75) all the way up to Original. Click on the size you want and then click on the link to download that size and save to your desktop or your pictures folder.

If the picture you want is needed in a high-quality .tiff un-compressed format e-mail me and I can make it available to you at no cost for personal use. 

PS: Many of my videos can be downloaded from vimeo (Free account required) http://vimeo.com/craigshipp/videos

"Events define our life - if not captured, preserved and shared in photos did they ever happen?" Craig Shipp