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who portrays a school teacher of the 1860s. She will explain what the schools were like in those days, using textbooks and toys of the period. “I like to teach a sample lesson to show how children were taught in the 1860s,” Mrs. Kelly said, so she will be looking for volunteers among local children to join her class at the bookshop Saturday afternoon.
In addition to the rank-and-file soldiers, several high-ranking generals will be on hand for the weekend. Joe Shelton of Frederick, Md., special-events coordinator for the National Museum of Civil War Medicine in that city, will participate in his role as General James L. Kemper.
Mr. Shelton is frequently seen at Civil War events in the guise of the Confederate general who commanded a brigade of Virginians and was severely wounded in the Battle of
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