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West Virginia World War II Weekend set for May 4

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March 27, 2019
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West Virginia’s World War II living history weekend is scheduled on Saturday, May 4, in downtown Fayetteville, West Virginia.

This event is being hosted by the World War II Living History Foundation Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing history to life and committed to historical accuracy to educate future generations.

Watch history come to life with authentic recreations of Allied and Axis army encampments. Relive the stories of our veterans as we preserve history and honor the greatest generation. Veterans and living history enthusiasts from all over the state will be represented. We are honored to have West Virginia native Woody Williams in attendance; he is the sole surviving Marine from WWII to wear the Medal of Honor.

Step back in time as storefronts are transformed in period complete with World War II vehicles. Saturday’s events include living history displays and reenactment groups portraying soldiers and civilians during wartime. Enjoy a period fashion show, and a parade honoring WWII veterans. Enjoy performances throughout the day including the Everly Sisters. World War II veterans will be invited to share their stories. End the evening with an authentic German dinner, craft beer and live entertainment with a swing dance in the middle of town.

All activities are free and open to the public. The event will be located at the War Memorial Building in The Square, Fayetteville.

If you are a WWII Vet and would like to ride in a WWII vehicle in the Parade Please contact PJ at 304-237-7965 or by emailing petrajean27@gmail.com. If you have WWII uniforms or fashions to show off, or would like to model the clothes we have, we would love to see vet family members in the fashion show! Please contact Stella at 681-422-5880 or by emailing stellakappler2001@gmail.com. If you are a WWII Vet or a WWII home front supporter and you would like to hang out in the Meet A Vet tent meeting others like yourself, and the public, please contact Brooke at 304-222-0244. We are looking for booths and displays which showcase WV’s role in WWII, exhibit authentic WWII era items,  offer living history, or inform on organizations supporting WWII vets & families. Please contact Ben at 304-640-6236 or by emailing morgan8n@yahoo.com. If you would like volunteer, please contact Ben, as well.

Please note that we will not in any way be affiliated with radical organizations (American Nazi Party, KKK, Aryan Nation, etc.) and fully condemn the philosophies and actions of the NSDAP (Nazi party).

For more information contact the Fayetteville Convention and Visitors Bureau at 304-574-1500, or by email at info@visitfayettevillewv.com. Find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/2226419507401831/.

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