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Silent Auction

Just a selection of the items that will be part of our Silent Auction this year!
Thursday, July 5th, at the "8th Annual" Hunterstown Event!

Hand sewn by Betty Cook
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Custer's Lead On Flag

General George Armstrong Custer's "Lead On" Flag, hand sewn and donated by local seamstress, Betty Cook.
The flag will be signed by General Custer, aka Steve Alexander, living historian on July 5th, 2012.

Great Conewago Church / Congregation
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James O Phelps, Lexington, VA

Panoramic Artist, James O Phelps, Lexington,Va. shot this picture of the Church and Congregation the year the church finished its historic restoration.

Winner may have the picture signed and dated  at the event!

"Hunterstown" Child's Rocker
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Hunterstown Woodworks

"Joseph Matthews takes pride in performing every detail from rough cut wood to weaving and finish on all pieces made at Hunterstown Woodworks. Quality hardwoods, traditional woodworking techniques and workmanship insure your purchase is a quality piece sure to become a family heirloom.

His great Grandfather William was a chair-maker in Hunterstown around the beginning of the 20th century. An exact replica of William’s porch rocker and child sized rocker are available as well as Joseph’s own version.

Many chairs, boxes, furniture and other wood items are in stock and ready for sale, while custom work is available upon request.

Located in the historic village of Hunterstown, Pennslvainia just outside of Gettysburg the surrounding area provides many juried shows in which his work can be seen, purchased or just relax and try out his rockers."

Made in the USA

Framed Picture / Ulysses S.Grant
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Framed picture of Ulysses S. Grant, donated by local historian,Mrs. Linda Cleveland.

Winner may have the picture "autographed" by The General, Larry Clowers, living historian, on the day of the event!

This beautiful giclee will not be part of the "Silent Auction," but will be raffled on the day of our event!



"North Cavalry Battlefield"
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The Felty Farm, by Edwin L Green, Williamsburg, VA




The Felty Farm - North Cavalry Battlefield

Original: Oil on Canvas 11x14 inches

 

 

Special Giclee Edition

To be raffled on July 5th!

Full size 11x14 giclee reproduction of the original oil painting

 Felty Farm Battlefield - the North Cavalry Field.

 

Numbers are limited. $250

 

 

Hunterstown

"Hunterstown, PA, a quaint little Civil War era village near Gettysburg, has recently been declared a National Historic Site and as such is listed as endangered. There is a serious effort underway to preserve the area and the many treasures that still exist there. These watercolors, commissioned by Laurie and Roger Harding, are of the houses in Hunterstown which were standing during the fierce cavalry engagement of July 2, 1863. It is the Harding's and my own fervent hope that they will call attention to a story which is often overshadowed by the immensity of the struggle which took place five miles away at Gettysburg. The paintings will have served their purpose if they encourage others to work toward preserving what is so easily lost forever. Recently a local farmer demolished the barn which hid Union troops in the ambush George Custer so cleverly contrived for General Hampton's cavalry. Today it is the developers who threaten to ride roughshod over this town and her surrounding fields. Every effort must be made to prevent that misfortune."


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