February 21, 22 & 23, 2014
A special message to our visitors.
Welcome to our 19th Anniversary of the Reenactments at the Battle of Aiken. It is our pleasure to have you join us this year.
On behalf of all of the volunteers, who worked many long and hard hours, we would like to thank all of you that have come out to support this Living History Exhibit and Celebration of our Southern Heritage. It is through the gracious and generous contributions of the many commercial and private sponsors and you, the public, that this event continues to be one of the biggest and best events in the State of South Carolina.
Our goal is to provide you with the most accurate and realistic portrayal of our Southern Heritage and the conditions and events that were a part of life in the difficult days of February 1865. We invite you to visit the many Sutlers, Vendors, Camps, Exhibitors, and attractions that make up the Battle of Aiken.
We hope you will continue to support the many groups as we celebrate our Sesquicentennial of the War Between the States.
We hope you have enjoyed being here as much as we have enjoyed bringing it all together for you.
Your gracious host,
The Brigadier General Barnard E. Bee Camp #1575,
With support from the Sergeant Berry Benson Camp Number 1672, North Augusta, SC, Brigadier General Martin W. Gary Camp Number 1532, Edgefield, SC, and General Joe Wheeler Camp Number 1245, Aiken, SC of the Sons of Confederate Veterans
Click here to be directed to the B/G Barnard E. Bee Camp Web Site: http://www.barnardebeecamp.com/
In many cases, the answer to your question can be found on our Web site. But if you can't find what you're looking for, give us a shout and we'll be glad to help.
Event Site:
1210 Powell Pond Road, Aiken, SC 29801
Mailing Address:
Battle of Aiken, P.O. Box 1863, Aiken, SC 29802
Non-Profit Organization:
We are a non-profit group and all of our staff are volunteers. No one on the Board of Directors is paid for his or her work. All of the the net proceeds raised from this event will go toward historic preservation efforts in South Carolina.
Photo Credits:
We would like to thank the various people that have submitted photos for use on this web site. We would like to especially thank Rob Seelye with StudioR1 for the use of his photos throughout this site. All of the photos are for the use of the site only. For permission to use these in any other manner, you will need to contact us for a release. You may contact Rob at www.studior1.com for permission to use any of his work.
