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Civil War Reenactment at Historic Bowens Mills Historic Bowens Mills
It's Cider Time Festivals
Civil War Days
The Second Full Weekend in (More) Historic Bowens Mills
It's Cider Time Festivals
Civil War Days
The Second Full Weekend in October
Featuring a large Living History Encampment.
There will be a battle at 3:00 pm
with a full schedule of special events,
including artillery demonstrations
both days.
Special Displays will include
a variety of Civil War Exhibits.
Bowens Mills
ALL FESTIVALS INCLUDE
Cider Pressing Demonstrations,
on gigantic 100 year old,
antique water powered, cider press
stone gound corn grinding
demonstrations
on huge original
water turbine powered
French Bur grind stones
along with many other
history related activities.
during our fall fund-raising season.
Festivals begin at the end of September
featuring
Living History Encampments,
Old-Time Music,
Farm Animal Petting Area,
and Horse-Drawn Wagon Rides
Cider, Donuts, Hot Apple Dumplings,
and Good Food are available
near the large shaded picnic area.
The fun starts at 12:00 noon
and lasts until 5:00 P.M.
The 19 acre park includes:
• 1864 four story water powered working Grist Mill
• 1800's water powered working Cider Mill
• 1840's two-story Plank House, the oldest house in Bowens Mills
• 1850's one-room School House, the oldest in Barry County
• 1860's 11 room Victorian House built by the Bowens
• A Post & Beam Barn and Pioneer Farm area, home to Belgian Draft Horses, Miniature Horses, Chickens, Sheep, a Goat and a Llama
• A Quaint Covered Bridge that crosses the Old Mill Stream
• 17 foot Water Wheel, completed in 1999
• "Ye Ole Craft Shoppe" an artisans woodworking & cooper shop.
• "The Fork River Trading Post" Log Cabin
• "The Bowens Mills Gathering Place" an Arts & Entertainment Center
• "The Saw Millers Cabin" down by the Old Mill Stream
• 2006 One-Room Restored "Line Camp Cabin" located near the "Trappers Trading Post"
• "The Miller's Wife Store" with many items reminiscent of bygone days including; Bowens Mills Fresh Ground Corn Meal and Amish prepared Apple Butter and Peach Butter, antiques, books, jewelry and gift items.
Folks are encouraged bring their cameras and take a color tour through beautiful Yankee Springs Township and say "Yes to Yesterday" when you visit Historic Bowens Mills "It's Cider Time Festivals".
ALL CIDER TIME FESTIVALS INCLUDE: Free Horse Drawn Wagon Ride with admission, Cider pressing demonstrations on the 100+ year old water-powered cider press, stone ground corn grinding demonstrations on the huge mill stones, Pioneer Farm with animals, along with many other history related activities. The "It's Cider Time Festivals" are Saturdays & Sundays from noon to 5pm, gate fee for adults is $5.00, Children 12 years and under $3.00.
The Old Mill is located in the heart of beautiful Yankee Springs Township, Barry County, MI just 2 miles north of Yankee Springs (Gun Lake) State Park. Watch for the Huge Millstone Marker at 55 Briggs Road, Middleville, MI 49333. Visit www.BowensMills.com or call 269-795-7530 for Dates or more information. (Less)
Defense Secretary Richard Cheney: First Gulf War President Bush's Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney gives the first Pentagon briefing after (More) President Bush's Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney gives the first Pentagon briefing after the ground war started in the first Gulf War in 1991.
The Persian Gulf War
(1990-1991)
The first major conflict involving the United States since Vietnam proved to be a catharsis of sorts for the American military and public. Just as the Spanish-American War of 1898 gave the nation a "short victorious war" following the angst of the Civil War, the Gulf War lifted the U.S. out of a self-conscious, post-Vietnam malaise. However, just as the short war of 1898 quickly led to the bloody Philippine-American War, the Gulf War's dark legacy soon reared it's ugly head; the Gulf War Syndrome plagues veterans and the No-Fly Zone War, kept alive the violence and confrontation as a lead-in to the current Third Persian Gulf War, also known in the U.S. as the Iraq War.
There are nearly as many links dealing with Gulf War Syndrome as there are on the war itself. This is not really a surprise, considering the relative brevity of the war compared to the serious long-term consequences of the disease from which many veterans suffer.
Richard B. Cheney
March 21, 1989- January 20, 1993
17th Secretary of Defense
Bush Administration
President George Bush initially chose former Texas Sen. John G. Tower to be his secretary of defense. When the Senate in March 1989 rejected his nomination, Bush selected Rep. Richard B. (Dick) Cheney of Wyoming. Cheney, born in Lincoln, Nebraska, on 30 January 1941, attended Yale University, Casper College, and the University of Wyoming, where he earned B.A. (1965) and M.A. (1966) degrees. He went on to further graduate study in political science at the University of Wisconsin, and moved to Washington as a congressional fellow for the 1968-69 year.
Cheney entered federal service in 1969 as a special assistant to the director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. In 1971 he became a White House staff assistant, and soon moved on to become assistant director of the Cost of Living Council, where he stayed until 1973. After a year in private business, he returned to the White House to become deputy assistant to President Gerald Ford (1974-75) and then White House chief of staff (1975-77).
In November 1978 Cheney, a Republican, won election as Wyoming's representative at large in the House of Representatives. Reelected for five additional terms, he served several years on the House Intelligence Committee and the House Intelligence Budget Subcommittee. In December 1988 House Republicans chose him to serve as whip in the incoming 101st Congress. Less than a week after Bush nominated him, the Senate confirmed Cheney as secretary of defense; he entered office on 21 March 1989. (Less)
Civil War - House of M 04 (of 05) (2009) (Minutemen-ZonesDiva) 2009-01-31 - extension: cbr - size: 17 MB
Civil War - House of M 04 (of 05) (2009) (Minutemen-ZonesDiva)
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