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The Mariner's Museum is well worth a visit anytime. With the number of CW folks who also do Rev War being in the area for the Yorktown event in a few weeks, this would be a good Friday afternoon option for a number of reasons.
A crew of us Union Navy types will be there for the formal opening of the Monitor exhibit on March 9 of next year. Any Union Navy reenactors are welcome to join us - contact me for further information.
[COLOR=Blue][SIZE=4][FONT=Verdana]Bob Dispenza[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]
[COLOR=Navy]US Naval Landing Party ([url]www.usnlp.org)[/url][/COLOR]
[COLOR=SeaGreen]Navy and Marine Living History Association ([url]www.navyandmarine.org)[/url][/COLOR]
"The publick give credit for feat of arms, but the courage which is required for them, cannot compare with that which is needed to bear patiently, not only the thousand annoyances but the total absence of everything that makes life pleasant and even worth living." - Lt. Percival Drayton, on naval blockade duty.
"We have drawn the Spencer Repeating Rifle. It is a 7 shooter, & a beautiful little gun. They are charged to us at $30.00. 15 of which we have to pay."
William Clark Allen, Company K, 72nd Indiana Volunteers, May 17, 1863
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