Civil War history will come alive this weekend.
That will explain why âPresident Lincolnâ will be in town Friday and Saturday, and why the sounds of cannon fire will be heard throughout the city.
After taking a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Miltonâs Civil War Living History Days are set to return May 21-23.
With reenactments, demonstrations and scheduled programs, Milton Historical Society Executive Director Keighton Klos calls the event, âA unique experience and opportunity for people to engage with history on a more personal level.â
For history to have an impact, Klos said, âitâs got to get you on an emotional, personal level. When you meet reenactors, and you see what theyâre doing and they can talk to you in much more detail, it makes it a lot more about individual people. And you realize that these were people who had hopes, fears, dreams, lives they wanted to get back to (after the war).
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Armed police were called to a Stoke-on-Trent street after a man was threatened with a handgun.
Officers carrying weapons swooped on Redhills Road, Milton, at around 6.30pm yesterday (May 11).