article_snippet.sent: The Confederate re-enactors were a ragtag, mismatched group of heavy wool coats, ill-fitting trousers and more types of hats than a haberdashery.
article_snippet.sent: Dozens stood along a rough wooden fence, Dozens muskets stacked at the ready.
article_snippet.sent: re-enactors portraying Confederate artillery fire several of their cannons during the re-enactment .
article_snippet.sent: The Confederate re-enactors appear to work in threes to fire off each cannon.
article_snippet.sent: The Confederate re-enactors cover The Confederate re-enactors ears as the cannons blow .
article_snippet.sent: Re-enactors dressed as confederate troops fire Re-enactors dressed as confederate troops muskets in rows of two as more men gather behind in preparation to shoot .
article_snippet.sent: American Civil War re-enactors dressed as Union cavalry celebrate after defeating Confederate troops at a re-enactment of the battle .
article_snippet.sent: The two also wore bonnets as Kim and Mary Rufener watched Union and Confederate reenactors clash.
article_snippet.sent: Confederate and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago .
article_snippet.sent: Union re-enactors check Union re-enactors weapons during a re-enactment.
article_snippet.sent: Amid the hundreds if not thousands lined along a fence watching a battle re-enactment, the two women drew attention as the two women posed for photographs. '
article_snippet.sent: A Confederate re-enactor rides A Confederate re-enactor horse back to friendly lines so quickly that A Confederate re-enactor hat, tied around A Confederate re-enactor neck, flies off A Confederate re-enactor head .