Registrations are due for Camp Geiger, Dey Farm and Cooper Mill ; Please contact 1st Sgt. Green for fees and attendance.

Out next event is Camp Geiger in Whitehall Township, PA; See the event page for location and Mapquest directions.

The Soldiers Aide Society

Membership is open to anyone regardless of gender or age who have an interest in portraying a Southern civilian during the War of the Rebellion.  All members are required to acquire the proper attire and period amenities.  All civilian clothing will be at the approval of the Unit Coordinator. Interested parties are advised to contact the unit coordinator  before purchasing any period clothing.

Children under the age of six years old will not be left unsupervised. 

Children who are not combatants will not dress as soldiers. 

For civilian camp impression, non-military cookware and camp ware may be used as long as it is period correct. Civilians will not encamp with the military personal but in a separate area. 

At living histories, during public hours, the civilian camp will be separate of the military camp.  It is encouraged that civilians develop some skill or vocation of the period to teach and show the public. Currently, butter churning, wool & cotton spinning and sewing are some of the demonstrations that are preformed.

The Unit Civilian Coordinator will supply the clothing and accessory guidelines to the members of the civilian corps .As with the military branch of the organization there will be no deviation  from it. It is advisable not to make any purchases without consulting the Unit Civilian Coordinator first.

For questions about the Soldiers Aide Society, please contact Adrianne Ferenczy  or Michelle Green

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