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The HMGS Organization’s purpose is to promote Historical Miniature Gaming. This chapter represents the Mid-South region. This chapter was established in June of 1988. It thrives today with active meetings every Saturday and every other Thursday. HMGS-MidSouth is a non-profit organization incorporated in the state of Tennessee serving members primarily South of the Mason-Dixon Line and East of the Mississippi River. This chapter is the second largest chapter of HMGS. The Society publishes its membership directory thus serving as a valuable point of contact for historical miniature enthusiasts. The listing is free to members and has all you would need to find and contact fellow gamers interested. Members are interested in a variety of periods of history and it is not hard to find others who share your interests. The Society encourages the study of military history and conflict simulation. Several members have put on public demonstrations to help bring history to life. The Socieity sponsors the Nashcon convention as well as demonstration games open to the general public to further it’s goals. HMGS Mid-South is an accredited region of the Historical Miniatures Gaming Society, one of ten such regions currently recognized by the National Board of Directors. Each Region is responsible for their own activities. Membership in one region is recognized by the others for benefits such as reduced admission to HMGS sponsored events. Additional region specific benefits accrue to members of that region. Latest Update 5 AUG 2008 |
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3628 Trousdale Dr, Suite A Nashville, TN 37204 Phone: 615-332- 8905
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This picture is from a recently played French and Indian War scenario called “The Panic of 1757” by Bob Moon using the Brother Against Brother ruleset. |
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Announcement! HMGS Mid-South lurches into Web 2.0! Our first steps have been to replace the printed newsletter with a “blog” that will serve the same purpose, be full color, be accessible by everyone at any time and that will be updated as news happens and not infrequently as most printed newsletters are. Second we have implemented an open and public online Calendar. This will make it easy to use from anywhere. Mac OS X uses the same format, iCal, as does Microsoft Outlook and the free product Mozilla Sunbird. You can also view the calendar online. Updates can be sent to you via SMS messaging. Visit these online at: |