Click Here to Return to the Mess No. 1 Home Page
Click on a thumbnail to view larger image. If your image is listed here, please e-mail Eric Tipton and he will add proper photo credits.  We ask that you credit "Mess No. 1" if you use an image.
Click Here For Larger Version
ORIGINAL OHIO SOLDIERS
Click Here For Larger Version
Corporal Jason Jack
8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Company "G"
Click Here For Larger Version
This page contains our images and those of Ohio soldiers.  To find out more about each soldier's regiment, click on the photo.  If you have an original image, please click here to e-mail it to us.
Captain James K. O'Reilly
8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Companies "B" & "E"
Click Here For Larger Version
Major Samuel Carol
8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Click Here For Larger Version
Private Levi Miller
Ohio Regiment
Click Here For Larger Version
A Federal Soldier From Ohio
The first five photos are from the Library of Congress.  The others are from the Ohio in the Civil War web page created by Larry Stevens.  To find out about every regiment from Ohio and view other images, please visit the website at www.ohiocivilwar.com.  The main photographic contributor to the Ohio in the Civil War page photo collection is Mr. Larry M. Strayer.
Click Here For Larger Version
Private John H. Hooker
24th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Company "K"
Click Here For Larger Version
Private Simon Pressler
21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Company "E"
Click Here For Larger Version
Private George W. Hance
60th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Company "D"
Click Here For Larger Version
Private John Everhart
43rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Company "K"
Click Here For Larger Version
Private Joseph Parkinson
62nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Company "F"
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN - TENNESSEE - NOVEMBER 2003
Home I Schedule I Guidelines I Mess Mates I Images I Vendors I First Person I Links
Click here to visit the Sixth Ohio web site.
SHILOH LIVING HISTORY - TENNESSEE - APRIL 2004
Ken, Eric & Evan
149th New York
Color Company
The Battalion Heads Up the Mountain
Skirmish Line - Color Company of the 149th
The Skirmish Line Advances up Lookout
Ron Roth Re-Creates A 149th New York Moment From the Original Assault.
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
8th Illinois - Eric is Kneeling at Right
Jim Butler of the Salt River Rifles & SCAR
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Federal Camp at Shiloh (Note Sibleys)
8th Illinois Monument on the Field
Click Here For Larger Version
Famous Image Spot at Devil's Den
Click Here For Larger Version
Joe, James & Jake Ponder The History
Click Here For Larger Version
Reading the 8th Illinois  Monument.
Click Here For Larger Version
The Famous Hornet's Nest at Shiloh
INTO THE WILDERNESS - VIRGINIA - APRIL 2004
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Mess No. 1 Poses For Bob Szabo
A Stop at Devil's Den on the Way to the Event
Click Here For Larger Version
Little Round Top - Gettysburg
Ken, Eric T., Eric G., Jake, James, Joe
Click Here For Larger Version
Jim Butler and Park Ranger Joe Davis
Click Here For Larger Version
Member of the Salt River Rifles
Click Here For Larger Version
Eric Grothaus Points Out The Obvious To Ken
Click Here For Larger Version
Another View of Famous Devil's Den
Click Here For Larger Version
Note the Smoke Hanging in the Air
Click Here For Larger Version
Federal Dead on the Field at Picketts Mill
BATTLE OF PICKETT'S MILL - GEORGIA - MAY 2004
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
The 5th Kentucky are on the Attack
The Federal Assault Continues in Vain
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
The Confederates are Behind the Fence Rails
Lots of Federal Casualties on the Field
Click Here For Larger Version
After a Long Day the Federals Are at Rest
Click Here For Larger Version
The Final Speech Here Inspired Rich Mountain
Click Here For Larger Version
Dave Chinnis - of the 52nd  Pennsylvania with National Colors
Click Here For Larger Version
Mess No. 1 at the Conclusion of Sumter
FORT SUMTER - SOUTH CAROLINA - FEBRUARY 2005
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Mess No. 1 Inside the Walls of Fort Sumter
Mess No. 1 - Tim Nye & Joe Liechty & the Flag.
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
A Boat Silhouette in Charleston Harbor
Men of the GHTI Brave the Harbor
Click Here For Larger Version
Inside Fort Sumter
Click Here For Larger Version
Federal Battalion in Front of the Casements
Click Here For Larger Version
Woodchuck, Ewing, and Runyon Pose
Click Here For Larger Version
The 52nd Pennsylvania Storms Sumter With Joe Liechty Leading the Way
Click Here For Larger Version
The Waves in Front of Fort Sumter
Click Here For Larger Version
GHTI - Justin Runyon in Foreground
Click Here For Larger Version
A View of Sumter From Morris Island
Click Here For Larger Version
The Federals Prepare to Leave Morris Island for Fort Sumter
Click Here For Larger Version
Missouri Home Guard Assembled
Click Here For Larger Version
OK, Whose Ass Is It?
ATHENS LIVING HISTORY - MISSOURI - AUGUST 2005
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Bathing "Uglies" in the Missouri River
Missouri Home Guard Camp at Athens
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
GHTI (& Mess No. 1) Camp Life Image
Fourth on the Line (Company "C")
Click Here For Larger Version
Eric, Joe, Evan, Ken
Click Here For Larger Version
Different Angle
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Joe Liechty
Eric Tipton
Ken Cornett
Evan Zimmerman
A FIGHTING WITHDRAWAL - TENNESSEE - MARCH 2006
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
The Federal Battalion is on the Move
The Critters Portray Confederate Cavalry
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Once Again, Federals are on the Move
The Confederates are on the Line
Members of Mess No. 3 Getting a Fire Going
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
We Are Still Resting... For Now...
The Battalion is Ready to Move Again
Click Here For Larger Version
Full Marching Order - Mess No. 1 at left.
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Where There is Smoke, There is Fire
Mess No. 1 Wasting Some Time at Rest
The Federal Battalion at the Conclusion of A Fighting Withdrawal
Mess No. 1 at the Conclusion of the Event
Click Here to See Our 2009 Event Schedule
RICH MOUNTAIN - WEST VIRGINIA

JULY 2006 - Mess No. 1 organized the 2006 Rich Mountain Semi-Immersion Event with the Rich Mountain Battlefield FoundationClick here to visit the Image Gallery for the event. Please credit "Mess No. 1" if you use any photos on your web site.
Click here to visit the Rich Mountain Image Gallery
An Authentic Living History Organization
"LIFE ON THE LINE" - MISSISSIPPI

JUNE 2007 - In June of 2007, Mess No. 1 traveled to Vicksburg, Mississippi to portray Ohioans - the 56th Ohio, to be precise.  This event was organized by our good friend and Honorary Mess Mate - Pat Landrum. The event was held in the actual trenches on the National Battlefield. Pictures By Eric Tipton.  Click here to visit the Image Gallery for the event.
Click Here to Visit the "Life on the Line" (Vicksburg) Image Gallery.
Click Here to Visit The Authentic Campaigner Preservation Project
Click Here to Visit the Civil War Historian Magazine
Visit the Official Web Site For the Bummers 2009 Immersion Event
Support The Trust
Click Here to Visit the Civil War Preservation Trust - Help Save Our Battlefields
POINT LOOKOUT LIVING HISTORY  - MARYLAND - MARCH 2008
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Steve Spohn and the Boys Go Crabbing
Steve  Tries Again As The Boys Look On
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
View of The Barracks at Fort Lincoln, Maryland
It Looks Like Ken Spotted a Crab!
Interior of the Barracks at the Fort
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Click Here For Larger Version
Precious is Looking Really, Really Good
Interior of the Barracks at the Fort
Click Here For Larger Version
The Mess No. 1 Boys Looking Relaxed
Click Here For Larger Version
Interior of the Barracks at the Fort
More Exterior Images of the Restored Fort
More Exterior Images of the Restored Fort
Click Here For Larger Version
A Period Moment on the Atlantic Ocean
Click Here For Our Home Page
Click Here For Our Home Page
Click Here To View Our Members Gallery and Contact Members
Click Here For The Mess No. 1 Approved Vendors List
Click Here For Our First Person Event Library and Other Research Sources
Click Here to Sign or View Our Guestbook
Click Here to Find Out Where We Will Be This Year
Click Here to Find Out Where We Will Be This Year
Click Here For The Mess No. 1 Guidelines and Nicky Hughes "Campaigner Manifesto
Click Here For The Mess No. 1 Guidelines and Nicky Hughes "Campaigner Manifesto
Click Here To View Our Members Gallery and Contact Members
Click Here For Our Event Images and Images of Original Ohio Soldiers
Click Here For Our Event Images and Images of Original Ohio Soldiers
Click Here For The Mess No. 1 Approved Vendors List
Click Here For Our First Person Event Library and Other Research Sources
Click Here to Sign or View Our Guestbook
Click Here For Useful Authentic Links
Click Here For Useful Authentic Links