REENACTORS FOR THE BATTLE OF THE OLD WOMAN’S GUN &
1800s LIVING HISTORY ENCAMPMENT
OCTOBER 11th AND 12th—10am TO 4pm (both days)
Come out and have some fun!
On Saturday evening there will be a
Reenactor Get Together with music
and potluck after the event closes.
Enjoy comradery and good food!
We are looking for individuals and groups to
be a part of our Living History Encampment inclusive of the 19th century, and also for “soldiers” to
participate in the reenactment of the 1846 Battle of
the Old Woman’s Gun—a battle actually fought in
the Mexican-American War on this property.
We want to increase our attendance at this fun
and educational event, as well as have the public
experience the many aspects of the bustling life
during the 1800s ranging from the frontier days of
early California to the refined culture and society
of city life to the military who fought in the battle.
Reasons to participate:
 Free lunch both days
 Beautiful and safe park atmosphere
 Friday set-up and camping and
Monday teardown
 Restrooms with hot and cold water
 Reenacting history on the actual battle field
 Educating the public and our youth
We want to expand both our civilian and military
participation from the 19th century. You and your
ideas of living history representation (such as
domestic crafts, livelihood and labor, leisure, arts
etc.) are most welcome. dominguezrancho.org or
email [email protected]
18127 S. Alameda Street
Rancho Dominguez, CA 90220
(310) 603-0088