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September 2, 2010
Shelbyville, KY

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Meeting Location Sam’s Place
 on Main St.

2010 Re-Enactment Dates - Sept. 10-12

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2010 Brings Re-Enactment back to Red Orchard Park for the third year

The main re-enactment occurs at 2:00 PM both days. Gates open to the public at 10:00 AM with day long events. Gates close at 5:00 PM Admission is $6.00 for adults $3.00 for students and Senior Citizens. In addition there are ongoing mini events all day long. Click here for the Schedule of Events.

Re-Enactors who wish to participate need to register and be juried. Re-Enactors Click Here.

Volunteer help is needed for parking, set up etc. If you wish to volunteer please email Kathy Cummings

Click Here to learn about Red Orchard Park

Red Orchard Park consists of 131 acres donated to the Shelby County Park’s Department by Clarence Miller. The farm had been in his family’s possession since 1925. For more information on the Red Orchard Park site and to view the master plan, go to www.shelbycountyparks.com and click on the “Parks” link. Shelby County Judge-Executive Rob Rothenburger has suggested several acres in the back of the park as a possible future site for the Long Run Massacre & Floyd’s Defeat.  

Several of The Painted Stone Settlers with Shelby County Judge Executive, Rob Rothenburger (third from left) visited the site.

Although there are plans for developing other areas on the donated land this portion of the land would remain a natural habitat for use by groups like the Boy Scouts and The Painted Stone Settlers.

The area would afford a wooded campsite for the native re-enactors.

A view of Clear Creek as it winds through the area.

Click Here to see the proposed area at Red Orchard Park