During Fort Sisseton Harvest Festival Sept. 21 which took place at historical Fort Sisseton, Civil War era reenactors were present all throughout the grounds. Picutred on the left is Bill Hoskins with Daniel Hoskins who are acting as Union officers outside of the Officer’s Quarters building which was constructed in 1867. Attendees of the festival could talk to the reenactors and walk though the various buildings throughout the day. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau
As the Fort Sisseton Harvest Festival wrapped up Sept. 21, an 1864 style game of baseball was played with the players acting as Union soldiers who would have been present at Fort Sisseton. Here, the hurler now known as a pitcher tosses the ball underhand to the batsman. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau
With the help of the South Dakota Game Fish and Parks park manager Jacob De-Baun, three-year-old Joseph Tonsfeldt launches apples from a sling shot at the Fort Sisseton Harvest Festival Sept. 21. Tonsfeldt came to the annual harvest fest with his grandmother Mari Abler who is from Norfolk, NE. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau
