162nd Anniversary Reenactment of the Battle of Cedar Creek
Dates: Oct. 17–18
The Cedar Creek Battlefield Foundation's 162nd anniversary reenactment on the battlefield at Middletown, with infantry, cavalry, and artillery in action.
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Dates: Oct. 17–18
The Cedar Creek Battlefield Foundation's 162nd anniversary reenactment on the battlefield at Middletown, with infantry, cavalry, and artillery in action.
Dates: Oct. 24
This event beings history to life, walking through woods and interacting with Native Americans and historical reenactors representing the Revolutionary War, Civil War, WW1, WW11 , Korea, and Vietnam Wars. Rounding out the program, there is a forger, hammered dulcimer musicians, The Fossil Man, vintage toys and games, old school supplies, and a tent full of uniforms and vintage dresses for our guests to try on and take pictures of themselves. A "Scavenger Hunt," which is a series of history questions, is given to all guests. A fun and exciting way to learn history.
Dates: Oct. 24–25
The autumn Gettysburg show, with over 400 tables of military artifacts from the Revolutionary War through the Second World War.
Dates: Oct. 25–31
The original show of Texas Antiques Week in Round Top, held in the Big Red Barn and Continental Tent — a premier national destination for antiques, Americana, and folk art.
Dates: Oct. 29–31
The Ohio Valley Military Society's autumn Wilmington show at the Roberts Centre.
Dates: Oct. 30 – Nov. 1
The largest annual insulator show in the country, now in its sixth decade, drawing glass and porcelain insulator collectors nationwide — plus bottles, lightning-rod equipment, and
Dates: Nov. 6–7
Custom knife show gathering leading custom knifemakers and collectors in the New York metro area, with over 100 exhibitor tables where collectors buy directly from the makers.
Dates: Nov. 7
A free community day at The National Civil War Museum recognising veterans, with gallery access and special programming.
Dates: Nov. 7–8
Held at the original Confederate earthen fort overlooking the Roanoke River since 1987, with battle reenactments both afternoons, camp life demonstrations, night cannon firing, and period music. Held…
Dates: Nov. 11–14
Dr. Timothy B. Smith leads this four-day program on the climactic operations around Vicksburg — Chickasaw Bayou, Grant’s Canal, Grand Gulf, Port Gibson, and Raymond — concluding with the assaults and…
Dates: Nov. 12–14
The fall edition of the long-running Whitman Baltimore Expo, one of the East Coast’s major coin and currency shows, with over 300 professional booth-holders from across the n
Dates: Nov. 13–14
Period attire is required for both…
Dates: Nov. 13–14
Carolina Trader Promotions' long-running antique gun and international military collectibles show at the IAMAW Union Hall in Marietta.
Dates: Nov. 14
The 45th Central Virginia Military Antique Show at Meadow Event Park in Doswell, a one-day Saturday show.
Dates: Nov. 14
Sponsored by the Sons of Veterans Reserve, Military Department of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Includes the Albert Woolson GAR Monument ceremony, Remembrance Day parade with units…
Dates: Nov. 14
A Lessons in History talk on Confederate general Richard H. Anderson, followed by a book signing.
Dates: Nov. 14–15
Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show at Expo Square, a very large collector arms show with a substantial antique arms and militaria component.
Dates: Nov. 15–17
The 31st annual Lincoln Forum symposium, themed "Lincoln and the Founders," gathers leading Lincoln and Civil War scholars for panels, a battlefield tour, and a book sale with author…
Dates: Nov. 21–22
One of the nation’s premier collector-arms organizations, whose meetings regularly feature 600–700 tables of strictly gun-related material. Not open to the general public — c
Dates: Nov. 27–28
The Tennessee Military Collectors Association's fall show at the Cool Springs Marriott, covering the Revolutionary War through Desert Storm across three rooms.
Dates: Dec. 5
The largest memorial illumination in North America — 23,000 luminaries, one for each casualty of the September 17, 1862 Battle of Antietam, line a five-mile driving tour through the…
Dates: Dec. 5–6
Forks of the Delaware Historical Arms Society,…
Dates: Dec. 5–6
Arkansas's largest Civil War reenactment, held every other year on the ground where the December 7, 1862 battle was fought — battle reenactments both days, camp tours, drill demonstrations, period…
Dates: Dec. 5–6
Mike Kent and Associates' Middle Tennessee Civil War Show at the Williamson County Ag Expo Park in Franklin.