On display was the Guerriere's bell and a model of the U.S.S. Constitution. Part of this wonderful exhibit was navigation equipment used on early Naval ships. One of the docents gave information about the battle with the Guerriere.
1812 at Hearthside
This past month I enjoyed a step back to the year of 1812, The docents and myself dressed in that period and open the house for a guided tour of actual artifacts from the War of 1812.
On display was the Guerriere's bell and a model of the U.S.S. Constitution. Part of this wonderful exhibit was navigation equipment used on early Naval ships. One of the docents gave information about the battle with the Guerriere.
On display was the Guerriere's bell and a model of the U.S.S. Constitution. Part of this wonderful exhibit was navigation equipment used on early Naval ships. One of the docents gave information about the battle with the Guerriere.
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Looks like a fun time. I love the period clothing. How fun to be able to wear it on occasion.
Wonderful photos!
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