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SUMMARY:Battle of Plattsburgh: Military Muster
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our annual Military Muster on September 14th & 15th. We will have a military encampment\, with re-enacted Battles taking place both days. We will also have period demonstrations\, including butter making and blacksmithing. Check below for our schedule of events. \nSaturday\, 10am-4pm:          Military Muster  \nReenactors from the U.S. and Canada are expected to descend on Plattsburgh and camp on the grounds of the Kent-Delord House Museum for the Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration weekend. Stop in and see the military camp\, meet the reenactors\, and watch demonstrations of 19th Century trades and crafts. \nSaturday\, September 14\, 10 AM  Research Talk: Imagining the Common Soldier’s Experience\n\nArchaeologist Cherilyn Gilligan from Lake Champlain Maritime Museum will use primary resources to explore the experience of the common soldier during the Battle of Plattsburgh. This process ties into ways research is generated in the field of Cultural Resource Management and specifically certain analyses that encourage the researcher and the public to imagine themselves as a soldier.\n  \nSaturday\, 11pm:                    Naval Demonstration \nSailors will discuss the War of 1812 Battle and cannon demonstration \nSaturday\, 12pm:                    Court Martial \nA period trial of a solder at the Kent-Delord House. Come and see the verdict! \nSaturday\, 2:30pm:               19th Century Fashion Show \nThe show presents a variety of civilian and military clothing from the War of 1812. The styles are researched and reproduced by reenactors to represent what people wore at the time. \nSunday\, 11:00am:              Shape-note Singing \nShape-note singing\, an American folk tradition of singing hymns and gospel songs from books using shaped note heads to indicate position on the scale. The songs are sung without instrumental accompaniment and would have been likely to occur in Plattsburgh in 1814. Visitors are welcome to come and listen or contribute to the beautiful sound. No experience is required. \nSunday\, 11am-3pm:          Military Muster \nMilitary reenactors are expected to descend on Plattsburgh and camp on the grounds of the Kent-Delord House Museum for the weekend. Stop in and see the military camp\, meet the re-enactors\, and watch demonstrations of 19th Century trades and crafts. Also joining the muster are the guides from Montreal’s Chateau Ramezay Museum who will provide interactive demonstrations of weaving and writing with a quill pen. \nSunday\, 11am:              The fall of the British Batteries Land Engagement   \nLocation: Field across from Wilcox Dock \nSunday\, 1pm:                        Naval Demonstration \nSailors will discuss the War of 1812 Battle and cannon demonstration. \nSunday\, 2:30pm:                  Court Martial \nA period trial of a soldier at the Kent-Delord House. Come and see the Verdict!
URL:https://www.kentdelordhouse.org/event/battle-of-plattsburgh-military-muster/
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SUMMARY:Museum Closed
DESCRIPTION:The museum will be closed for the week of September 17th through September 20th. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
URL:https://www.kentdelordhouse.org/event/museum-closed/
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