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	Fort Boonesborough Trade Days

Fort Boonesborough hosted it’s annual Trade Days over Memorial Day Weekend. Re-Enactors camped both inside and outside the Fort as a record number of visitors for Trade Fair Weekend came through the gates.

The weather was perfect and The Fort Boonesborough Foundation was on hand selling food and drinks. Authors Dale Payne and John Curry were on hand signing and selling books. Several of Saturday’s visitors were seen back on Sunday - “because they had such a good time!.”




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		McConnell Springs Founders Day

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	French & Indian War Event at Granville, Ohio



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		Between the Wars 1760’s Event Charlestown, IN



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		Crowds Descend on Wilderness Road State Park for Martin’s Station Re-Enactment



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		Movie Premier Held in Lexington, KY for new Documentary Film

	By Kathy Cummings

Re-Enactors arriving by Limo? It was an unusual mix Thursday evening as the Documentary The Story of McConnell Springs was shown at the Kentucky Theater. Narrated by award winning narrator Peter Thomas and produced by Michael Breeding Media the film will air in June on KET (Kentucky Educational Television) . Shot over the last two years primarily at Founder’s Day at McConnell Springs and other locations the film tells the story of early Lexington and it’s founders. Steve Caudill portrays William McConnell and Tony Richardson is his brother Francis McConnell. Also on hand last evening and featured in the film was Shawnee native re-enactor Greg McDonald.

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