Who We Are
To remember the brave men who fought and died to preserve the Union, we attempt to represent to the public who these men were and what they experienced in the most trying times our country has known. As long as we remember, their legacy will remain intact.
Unit Officers
Paul Campos
Company Commander
Dan Morley
Lieutenant &
Vice President
Denise Chain
Civilian Coordinator
Malcolm Kay
Captain
Phil Berg
Battalion Colonel
Don Stow
Treasure
Andy Siganuk
Executive Chairman
Bobby Crystle
Recruiter
What We Do
Living History
Civil War Reenactment
Living History
Community Parades
Legacy
Frank with General Grant's great great great grandson
In Memoriam
Members of PVI 26
Gone but not Forgotten
Mark Wuller
Passed 2021
Mike Barr
US Army Veteran - Vietnam Vet
Passed 1997
Bob Hall
USMC Veteran
Passed 1993
Brandon Hall
Passed 2006
Fred Dohrmann
Passed 2024
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Contact The 26th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
If you are interested in joining our outfit for enjoyment, new friendships and want to take an active interest in historic preservation and interpretation of the Civil War contact us at:
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Annual Dues are:
$20.00 for an individual
$30.00 for a family
Historical Section
Pennsylvania in the Civil War
Jan -Feb 1862
The 26th was in the Lower Potomac area of Maryland in camp near Budd’s Ferry. They were guarding against secessionist activity & dealing with runaway slaves, the illegal sale of whiskey, desertions, Confederate shells from the opposite shore, varying weather between snow with frigid temperatures & rain leaving thick mud and of course drill.
26th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
First Sergeant, Company K George Roosevelt
Medal of Honor Recipient
William F. Small
Colonel
James Crystle
Private
Major Robert Lewis Bodine
Promoted from Commissary Sergeant to 2d Lieut. of Company K, August 21, 1861; to Captain, January 14, 1862; to Major, July 15, 1862
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