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News!!!

State Parks to remain open

 

Picacho Peak and other state parks will remain open due to some agreements with local communities; this announcement includes Picacho Peak!  There is enough funding for the park to remain open this year and into the next fiscal year.

 

Click here for the AZ State Park announcement.  

 

ACWC Board Elections

Will be held at the next ACWC meeting on July 25th.  ACWC members will nominate and elect officers.

 

Upcoming events:

Verde River Days - Dead Horse Ranch State Park

September 25 and 26, 2010.  Click here for more information.

 

Prescott 4th of July Parade

July 3, 2010; Prescott, AZ.  Click here for more information.

 

Ft. Tuthill reenactment event

August 14-15. Click here for more information.

 

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About the ACWC

The Arizona Civil War Council (ACWC) is the oldest, continually serving reenactment group in the state of Arizona.  It was formed in 1983 and incorporated in 1986 as a 501(c)3 nonprofit educational organization.

 

We love to teach history, in classrooms, at reenactment events, and at multiple events across the country.  Members of the ACWC participate in several events throughout the year including reenactments, living history displays, parades, school lectures, cultural events, state park demonstrations, and have served as extras in movies and television shows.

 

Members of the ACWC participate as both Union and Confederate solders.  The four units include:

- Company D, 1st U.S. Infantry Regiment

- 6th Texas Infantry/15th Texas Cavalry

- Savannah Light Artillery

- Civilians Auxiliary Guild

 

We welcome all new members who love history, love to teach it, camp in period tents, and re-live American history.   

 

Click here to learn more...

 

Click here to get the ACWC flyer