The Fresno Historical Society
(FHS) tells the story of California’s Central Valley, one of the five most fertile
valleys in the world. FHS
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celebrates
the Valley’s cultural diversity,
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traces the
development of agriculture and agribusiness,
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documents
the region’s immigrant story,
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teaches
our children how to learn history’s lessons,
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expands the
Society’s archives and make its contents more accessible,
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provides a community
gathering place,
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and uses history to help develop plans for the Valley’s future
The Fresno Historical Society also administers Kearney Mansion Museum
where the largest Civil War reenactment in the Western United States will be
held on October 27th and 28th, 2012. At
Civil War Revisited you can
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Watch battle reenactments
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See demonstrations of era crafts by period artisans
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Learn about California’s role in the War
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Stroll through a military encampment
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Walk around a civilian township
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Hear stories from historical characters
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Enjoy period entertainment
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End the day dining at either Camp Night or the General’s Dinner
Click HERE to learn more about the Civil War Revisited or
visit the Fresno Historical Society’s website, valleyhistory.org.


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