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Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Get Lost in the Celebration- 150th Civil War Anniversary

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY pays homage to it's Civil War Heroes in the 150th Anniversary Year.

Are you a Civil War enthusiast? If so, you know that 2011 marks the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. Be sure to take time this year to celebrate the anniversary. Visit the monuments in pivotal St. Joseph County, be or visit the vendors for the Civil War Show and Sale; pay respect to the massive sacrifices that were made and history that was created for America.



The Annual Show and Sale by Zurko's Midwest Promotions is especially interested in bringing you the very best vendors for this auspicious occaision.
August 14, 2011 Zurko's Presents: the Civil War Collectors Show and Sale in Centreville, Michigan. If you're a civil war buff you'll find thousands of museum quality Civil War artifacts
o Guns
o Cavalry swords
o Historical autographs and pictures
“You can buy a real treasure of American History for yourself or a loved one to be passed down as a great family heirloom,” stated Bob Zurko of Zurko’s Midwest Promotions, a partner and promoter for numerous Civil War Collectors Shows and Sales. Admission $4 per person. (Fairgrounds, M-86). Antique & Collectibles Market. $4 per person



Show Hours: Sun 8am-3:30pm and Sat 10am-6pm

After taking time to meander through the Collector's Show and Sale,get a look at the great monuments and statues in St. Joseph.

This monument, consisting of a statue of a Civil War soldier, in the Prairie River Cemetery in Centreville was erected about 1909 by Isaac D. Toll, a veteran of the Mexican War, and by citizens of Centreville, as a memorial to area men who served in both the Mexican and Civil wars. The inscriptions read:



A tribute to our loyal sons, 1861-1865. In memory of St. Joseph Co. men who served in Mexico. Company E, 15th Infantry, Capt. I. D. Toll. [This is a reference to a Mexican War, not Civil War unit.] Visit http://www.suvcwmi.org/memorials/mcwm3.html to learn more about the monuments in St. Joseph County.

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