March 17, 2001 Reenactment Photo Album: Page 3: Living History Displays . Capt. Mosby (Jeff Smith) and Maj. Wells (Daryl Miles) during the post-raid cavalry living history program (Photo by Leanna Hoffman) Ranger Dick Moran (Sgt. Jim Rowe, 4th Va, Co. H) during the cavalry living history program   Gregg Jones of the 4th Virginia, Co. H, explains about Civil War era cavalry to spectators. Jeff Smith (Mosby) (background, right) does the same) Major Wells (Darryl Miles) at the cavalry living history after the raid. His horse, Rienzi, checks out the spectators.   Rangers portraying those who dismounted to capture the vedette outside of Herndon prior to the raid. (This photo and the one at right by Leanna Hoffman, who kindly provided accommodation for Maj. Wells and Capt. Mosby the night before the raid) Herndon's own Jimmy Cirrito, owner of Jimmy's Old Town Tavern, portraying a documented member of Mosby's command at the time of the raid known only to history as "Jimmy the Irishman" He first is documented at Frying Pan and may have been a local resident Doug Dobbs (15th NJ Inf.) gives a demonstration of how soldiers loaded muzzle loading muskets during the living history demonstrations. This photo and one at right by Sal Morrison If you want to teach, get to their eye level! Doug explains to Herndon children about weapons and accoutrements of Civil soldiers and the difference between cavalry and infantry. "Jimmy the Irishman" (Jimmy Cirrito, Jimmy's Old Town Tavern) waves to his fans! Herndon Times Photo by Tin Nguyen Rebel soldiers line up for inspection. (L to R:) Ron Colan, Dir. Public Works, Town of Herndon, Pat McGinty, Chris Newton Herndon Observer Photo by Christopher L. Moore Go to Next Page -- Living History Part 2 Herndon Photo Album : Prologue: Before the Raid Page 1 - The Raid Page 2 - The Prisoners Page 3 - Living History, part 1 Page 4 - Living History, part 2 Page 5 - Living History, part 3 Read the report on the Herndon event Return to Herndon main page
	Visit MosbysRangers.com For information on the event, contact: Richard Downer: mosbysraid@HRIAssociates.com (general information, logistics, civic involvement) Kathryn Coombs: MosbyWeb@aol.com (reenactors, living history program, website)