You have had many successful years of ministry using this building as a base. Today you are just changing buildings. Amidst music with brass accompaniment, the senior and youth choirs, and handbell choirs, there was some sadness, but more rejoicing. But it's going to be nice going to something larger. Thousands turn out for Camp Hill battle Camp Curtin Historical Society will take a break before dissecting its third annual Civil War Days over the weekend.
Organizers say they received many positive comments from spectators.
But Event Chairman Mike Weaver was disappointed with the size of Saturday's crowd in Mechanicsburg. Overall, we got a lot of positive feedback from spectators. In contrast, Camp Hill was filled with spectators for Sunday afternoon's re-enactment of the skirmish at Oyster Point. I was totally in awe with the amount of people who attended. Having Congressman Bill Goodling, R-19, at the microphone was no big deal.