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“Listen, Watch, Taste, Smell – Experience Life of 1812!” Longwoods Heritage Weekend May 6-7

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Wart 1812 Military Re-enactors marching

“Listen, Watch, Taste, Smell – Experience Life of 1812!” Longwoods Heritage Weekend May 6-7

April 19, 2017

Experience history being brought back to life as the Upper Thames Military Re-enactment Society ‘Royal Scots’ present the 27th Annual Longwoods Heritage Days on Saturday, May 6 and Sunday, May 7, 2017.  Step back in time to 1814 as British troops attack American invaders.  Hear the crack of the musket and the roar of the cannon.  Come and experience life in the early 19th century.  See the colourful clothing, and smell the food prepared over open fires. Let us entertain your family for the day.  General Admisson $8.00, Elementary School Students FREE! (12 and under) Members of the military and cadets in uniform receive free admission.

Weekend Schedule

Saturday

10:00       Gates Open to Public

10:30       Battlefield Drill – Battlefield

Watch the British practice the typical battle field manoeuvres of the early 1800’s.

12:00       Native War Council – Merchant Village

British Officers meet with native leaders in an effort to get their support in the coming battle.

1:30         Duel – Merchant Village

Watch as two gentlemen settle their differences in a rather deadly manner

2:30         Battle Re-enactment – Battlefield

American and British troops meet on the field of battle. Who will be victorious?

3:30         Mini-Militia – Battlefield

Children will be issued equipment and trained in the drill of the day

6:00         Gates Close

 

Sunday

10:00      Gates Open to Public

11:00       Battlefield Drill – Battlefield

Watch the British practice the typical battle field manoeuvres of the early 1800’s.

12:30       Native War Council – Merchant Village

British Officers meet with native leaders in an effort to get their support in the coming battle.

1:00         Drill Competition – Merchant Village

Watch as infantry units compete 

2:30         Battle Re-enactment – Battlefield

 American and British troops meet on the field of battle. Who will be victorious?

3:30         Mini-Militia – Battlefield

Children will be issued equipment and trained in the drill of the day

4:30         Gates Close

The Longwoods Heritage Weekend will be held at Longwoods Road Conservation Area, 8348 Longwoods Road (Middlesex Road 2) southwest of Mount Brydges.  The event is 6.5 km west of Delaware and 10 km east of Melbourne. Traveling on Hwy. 402 from London or Sarnia, exit at interchange 86 and follow the signs to Longwoods Road Conservation Area / Ska-Nah-Doht  Village.  From Windsor on Hwy. 401, exit at interchange 157 and travel north to Longwoods Road. Take Longwoods Road east to the Longwoods Road Conservation Area.

For information contact:

Jeff Mason

Email:  [email protected]       Phone:  519-868-8039

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