Join us at the Hickory Ridge History Museum for our Independence Day Celebration and Continental Army Encampment on June 29th and 30th!
Experience the American Revolutionary War era with a Continental Army Recruitment, meet Colonel Francis Nash, check out artillery demonstrations, and enjoy a Guilford Courthouse Drums and Fife concert. A highlight will be the Declaration of Independence reading, followed by 13 toasts with musket and cannon fire, and the symbolic flag change from a British flag to a Betsy Ross flag.
This event is a unique opportunity to step back in time and celebrate our nation's heritage. Bring your family and friends for an awesome weekend of historical reenactments and patriotic celebrations!
Schedule:
Saturday June 29:
10:00: Museum Opens to Public
10:30: Continental Army Recruitment (Officer HQ & Continental Camp)
11:00: Patriot vs Loyalist Debate (Coffee Cabin)
11:30: Colonel Francis Nash (Officer HQ)
12:00: Artillery Demo (Artillery Camp)
12:30: Guilford Courthouse Drums and Fife Concert (Coffey Cabin)
1:00: Reading of the Declaration of Independence (Coffee Cabin)
2:00: Continental Army Recruitment (Officer HQ & Continental Camp)
2:30: Patriot vs Loyalist Debate (Coffey Cabin)
3:00: Declaration of Independence Reading (Coffey Cabin)
4:00: Continental Army Recruitment (Officer HQ & Continental Camp)
4:30: Artillery Demo (Artillery Camp)
5:00: Guilford Courthouse Drums and Fife Concert (Coffey Cabin)
5:30: Meet Colonel Francis Nash (Officer HQ)
6:00: Programing Ends for the Day
7:30: Museum Closes to Public
Sunday June 30:
10:00: Museum Opens to Public
10:30: Continental Army Recruitment (Officer HQ & Continental Camp)
11:00: Patriot vs Loyalist Debate (Coffee Cabin)
11:30: Colonel Francis Nash (Officer HQ)
12:00: Guilford Courthouse Drums and Fife Concert (Coffey Cabin)
12:30: Artillery Demo (Artillery Camp)
1:00: Reading of the Declaration of Independence (Coffee Cabin)
2:00: Continental Army Recruitment (Officer HQ & Continental Camp)
2:30: Patriot vs Loyalist Debate (Coffey Cabin)
3:00: Museum Closes to Public