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| In 1989, some men and women from the Chicago area organized the Taylor's Battery of today. We are a nonprofit educational organization, devoted to preserving the memory of the men from the Chicago land area who served in the original Taylor's Battery and the ladies who supported them at home. Reenacting is a hobby that involves people of all ages. There are many local weekend events, living histories, and school presentations that our Civilian members also participate in. On this page you will find some informative articles pertaining to Civilian impressions written by both members of our organization and used by permission from other sources. | |
| Informational Articles: | ||
| The Truly Unknown Soldiers By: Mrs. Brandi Talaga coming soon | ||
| Female Nurses of the Civil War By: Miss Britta Arendt | ||
| 19th Century Dress Reform in Pictures By: Miss Britta Arendt | ||
| Articles used with Permission: | ||
| Mind Your Manners! A Checklist of 19th Century Etiquette By: Glenna Jo Christen | ||
| Weeping Sad and Lonely, Mourning in America By: Glenna Jo Christen | ||
| Links: | ||
| The Graceful Lady A predominantly ladies group based in the Northern Midwest | ||
| Elizabeth Stewart Clark and Company | ||
| The Curiosity Shop Hosted by Bill and Glenna Jo Christen | ||
| Originals by Kay Reproduction clothing by Mrs. Kay Gnagey | ||
| The Gentleman's Page Hosted by the LAHA | ||
| The Ladies Photo Gallery | ||
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