FREED Ladies

Female RE-Enactors of Distinction: African American Ladies of the Civil War
Auxillary Organization of the African American Civil War Museum

Recognizing our struggle for freedom and in keeping with our traditions as an African American people, dressed in period clothing to portray women of the Civil War Era who contributed to our history, it is our mission to educate the public and to promote the accomplishments of the African American Civil War Soldiers and the women who supported their fight for freedom.  We engage in re-enactments, dramatic readings and various other educational programs in order to share the stories of these distinctive men and women.

 


If you would like to invite the ladies of FREED to your event you may contact the following:

Pat Tyson      202.577.6956

Joyce Bailey   301.404.2991

Judy Williams  202.526.8521

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2011 Appearances

 

May

May 21     Alexandria Civil War 150th Event Market Square

                 (Old Town Alexandria)

 

May 22-24 Founder’s Day Events African American

                  Civil War Museum    

 

May 29     Buffalo Thunder (AACWM)                                        

 

July

July 4     Independence Day Parade (Washington, DC National Mall)

July 18   Grand Opening of African American

               Civil War Museum (AACWM)                  

 

September

Sept 9-11 Camp Nelson (Nicholasville, KY)

Sep 24-25 Voice of Freedom (Glouchester, VA)

 

November

Nov 11    Veteran’s Day AACWMM