Civil War Embroidery by Henson Embroidery
Embroidered items for Civil War Historians, Groups & Reenactors!
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Favorite Links
Below are some of my favorite links. Some of the links below are those reenactment or history groups that I have done their personal embroidery for. If you have a website and want to have it listed here, all I would like in return is a link on your website. Please email with your information and I can put your site on this page. If your unit or group has purchased from me, please let me know that and I can put up your personalized emblem that I created for you along side your name.
Thanks for looking and visiting.
Tracie
Thanks for looking and visiting.
Tracie
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21st Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery |
21st Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery |
DeWayne Henson Mike Payden |
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9th CT Regiment | MISSION STATEMENT: A Ninth Connecticut Vicksburg Committee has been formed to place a State of Connecticut Monument at the Vicksburg National Military Park to honor the “gallant soldiers of the 9th Connecticut Infantry who participated in the Vicksburg campaign of 1862”. Long denied any memorial at the Park, legislation was amended in 1990 to broaden the park’s interpretive mandate to cover the period April, 1862 to July 4, 1863, and to provide for the acquisition of the remaining vestige of the canal area. Thus Connecticut is now allowed to place a monument honoring their soldiers who participated in the Vicksburg campaign of 1862. ** The committee is comprised of members of the Irish American Historical Society, the Irish History Round Table and the Civil War Round Table. An invitation has been received from the National Park Service and a letter to the NPS (Department of the Interior) has been written in May of 2005 by Governor Rell authorizing the committee to proceed on behalf of the State of Connecticut. Checks may be made payable to IHRT Inc.(Irish History Round Table) with a notation in the remarks section “9th Reg – Vicksburg Mon”. Mail to IHRT Inc., 9th Vicksburg Monument, Box 6028, Hamden, CT 06517. | Robert Larkin |
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Stony Brook Company | We are manufacturers of United States Army FOOT PATTERN enlisted man's trousers in the WILLIAM DEERING contract and SCHUYLKILL ARSENAL depot patterns. NEW! We now offer a civilian style trouser (made in Woolrich wool). Website has the following: Page 1 lists those "Museum Grade" foot pattern trousers that we have in stock as of this time. "Museum Grade" trouser details are outlined on this page. Page 2 lists those "Commercial Grade" foot pattern trousers we have in stock as of this time. "Commercial Grade" trouser details are outlined on this page. Visit our TESTIMONIALS PAGE to see what others are saying about our trousers. :-) To read why we use the Woolrich fabric - and to review our notice of temporarily discontinuing production of 100% pure wool trousers. We also maintain a section on this site for new and used customer consignment items. These items can be found on pages 4 and 5 in their respective categories (coats , vests, trousers, equipment, etc.) under the websites "SITE MAP". If you have any items that you would like to have listed in our consignments section just drop us an e-mail and we'll send you the details. | Chris Sullivan |
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2nd Delaware Infantry |
The 2nd Delaware Infantry, Company G, also known as the "Living History Society of Delaware Inc." is dedicated to preserving Civil War history through educational activites. These activities include reenactments, living history, and educational presentations. Our membership consist of both infantry and civilian participants. Most of our members are from Delaware and the surrounding counties of Maryland. The 2nd Delaware members have participated in reenactments in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, North Carolina, West Virginia, and as far away as Shiloh, Tennessee. We strive for authenticity and a correct portrayal of soldiers and civilians of the Civil War period.
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John Barr |