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    Tennessee Civil War Sesquicentennial License Plates

    Folks,
    For those Tennesseeans (or any that want to support the project) the Tennessee CW 150th license plates, are finally going to be available. It's been a long time coming, and I think the TCWPA did a great job. With over half of the $35 registration going to Tennessee Civil War battlefield preservation, everybody wins. They are still taking orders for this run, so I figured I'd help spread the good word. I look forward to sporting mine!
    Cheers,
    Eric

    http://www.tcwpa.org/license-plate
    Last edited by Mtn.Guerilla; 06-16-2012 at 02:47 PM.
    Eric N. Harley-Brown
    Currently known to associate with the WIG/AG


    "It has never been fully realized, nor appreciated by the people of the North-the great part in preserving the Union, the brave, loyal,and patriotic Union men, in the mountainous parts of the Southern states, rendered" - Orderly Sgt. Silas P. Woodall (2nd grt. grnd...) member of "Kennemers Union Scouts & Guides"-organized in Woodville, Alabama 1863.

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    Re: Tennessee Civil War Sesquicentennial License Plates

    Nice looking plate, to bad other states aren't doing this.

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    Respectfully Yours,

    Robert Edwards



    "Sharpshooters, like fiddlers, are born, not made." - - - - - Major General Ambrose P. Hill, CSA.

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    Re: Tennessee Civil War Sesquicentennial License Plates

    Virginia has offered 150th plates for a while now
    Bill Backus

    Backus's Bodacious Battery (PNB gun crew)
    1st Maine Cavalry

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    Re: Tennessee Civil War Sesquicentennial License Plates

    Well Robert, when you live in a state with four NPS battlefield parks you can expect it. Tennessee has always done of good job of promoting that bit of tourism, etc.
    I do wish Kentucky were offereing something like this.
    Warren Dickinson


    Currently a History Hippy at South Union Shaker Village
    Member of the original Pickett's Mill Interpretive Volunteer Staff & Co. D, 17th Ky Vol. Inf
    Former Mudsill
    Co-Creator of the States Rights Guard in '92

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