photo by: Mike Yoder

Civil War re-enactors walk from Constitution Hall to participate in the Battle of Fort Titus re-enactment during activities at the Lecompton Territorial Days on Saturday.

photo by: Mike Yoder

A young girl reaches for candy tossed from a long line of firetrucks during the parade at the Lecompton Territorial Days on Saturday.

photo by: Mike Yoder

Living History participants walk through town during activities at the Lecompton Territorial Days on Saturday.

photo by: Mike Yoder

Pro-slavery men defending Fort Titus, including a wounded Col.Henry Titus, center, surrender to Free Staters during a Fort Tutus Battle reenactment at the Lecompton Territorial Days on Saturday.

photo by: Mike Yoder

A 1959 Edsel was the topic of conversation for two men taking in the Car & Motorcycle Show during activities at the Lecompton Territorial Days on Saturday.

photo by: Mike Yoder

A family tours the second floor of Constitution Hall during activities at the Lecompton Territorial Days on Saturday. The historic building was erected by Samuel Jones in 1856, and became the place were the Kansas Territorial Government convened.

photo by: Mike Yoder

A memorial wreath was laid in front of the Veterans Monument just outside Constitutional Hall during activities of the Lecompton Territorial Days on Saturday. The monument lists veterans of the U.S. military who live or who has ever lived in Lecompton and Kanwaka townships from 1855 on.

photo by: Mike Yoder

Tim Rues, site administrator at Lecompton's Constitutional Hall, left, visits with Living History participant Tim Soetaert, Indpendence, Mo., a broom maker, during activities at the Lecompton Territorial Days on Saturday.