Co. C, 53rd Pennsylvania Infantry |
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| (Photos by Scott Kunkle) | |
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Wearing the uniform of the 95th PVI. By the time of this battle in October 1864, the only remaining part of the "Gosline's Zouave" uniform was the distinctive jacket. Some members evidently still had their original zouave 95th PVI caps, but most had the regular 1858 forage cap by this time. L-R: "Butch" Diamond, Marc Benedict, Scott Kunkle, John Heiser, Bobby Davison. October 1999. |
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A snail's eye view of close combat in the valley during Sunday's battle for the public. |
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The Union artillery camp at Cedar Creek. There was an impressive amount of guns at the reenactment for both sides. |
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The artillery at dawn on Sunday morning. |
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Intense fighting around the Heater house on Sunday afternoon. Most of the house is original and was later restored thanks to money brought in by this event. |
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What looks like a re-enforced skirmish line in perfect formation is actually the National Regiment pausing to relieve themselves! |
 Pvt. Bobby Davison. |
 Pvt. John Heiser. |
 Cpl. Scott Kunkle. |