Mt. Harmon Reenactment
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BossmanPJ
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Didn't know they did that. I got married at Mt Harmon. Very nice place. I'll have to check the reenactment out sometime.
gamer_jim
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I don't know if they still do that but one of the best reenactments I attended was at Ft. Washington. They had revolutionary, french and indian war, and civil war reenactors there.
It was kinda wild seeing the British reenactors do their redcoat thing.
It was kinda wild seeing the British reenactors do their redcoat thing.
orangecrush
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Went to Mt. Harmon today with my kids. I live 6 mins from there. Not a bad show but a bit light on troops. My girlfriend and I went two years ago and there was about 400 troops and at least six cannons.
That good turnout may have been due to the 1812 hoopla.
Also, the economy is really booming this year...
Speaking to one of the re-enactors, it was mentioned that this was a small affair. Regardless, we enjoyed the grounds and hiked about 3 miles while there. Had some lunch, took some photos and learned a few things about the Revolution. I've only been to one other but it was for the Civil War. It was a perfect day weather wise.
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