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[quote][i]Originally posted by Grenouille[/i]
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Hi,
       For those who can't make the Mohicanland Gathering, you may consider attending the Cook Forest Encampment at Cooksburg, PA.

The 2004 Cook Forest French & Indian War Encampment and colonial art show will be held June 19 & 20. Come see over 300+ reenactors portray life on the PA frontier in the 1750's. Clarion River fur-trading scenario, military tactical demonstrations, guest speakers, craftsman demos, colonial merchants, Native American lifestyles, and more! 
Visit the Saw Mill Center to meet renowned colonial artists, and view their artwork. Free admission and open to the public.
 
Cook Forest Online -- encampment info:
http://www.cookforest.com/activities/frenchindianwarencampment/index.cfm
 
Scroll down to see some encampment pics on this page:
http://www.lindasphotogallery.com/alleg_natl_forest_region.htm
 
Cook Forest State Park Website:
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/cookforest.asp

Regards,
Jim

[b]                     Detailed List of Events[/b]

Saturday, June 19, 2004

830am-830pm Open Camp

900am-1000am Clarion River Canoe Council & Trading Event – conducted by Normand M'Sadoques, St. Francis Abenaki, and Greg Henning, Commander Company LeBoeuf, located at the River Cabin Picnic Area

1030am-1115am Blacksmithing Demonstration – conducted by Dennis Murray, professional story-teller and blacksmith, at sutler row beside the Sawmill Theater

1130am-1215pm Peril in the Forest – tactical engagement located in the woods adjacent to the field beside the swimming pool

1230pm-130pm Conrad Weiser: In the Steps of a Peace Keeper – portrayed by Richard Pawling, nationally renowned living historian from History Alive!

145pm-215pm Children's Programs – conducted by Deedee Henning and Company LeBoeuf, located in the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail

245pm-315pm Living History Tactical Engagement – located in the field beside the park swimming pool

315pm-345pm Cannon & Musket Firing Demonstration – located in the field beside the park swimming

400pm-500pm French & Indian War Era Art Demonstration – meet with distinguished painters such as Robert Griffing, John Buxton, Jack Paluh, Pam White, Andrew Knez, Bob Connell, and Larry Smail at the Sawmill Classroom

400pm-530pm Quill Pen Making Workshop – conducted by Paul Stillman, renowned living historian from Historically Speaking at the trailer across from the Sawmill Theater ($5 for materials)

600pm-700pm Drumming & the Significance of Music in Native Culture – conducted by Normand M'Sadoques, St. Francis Abenaki, located in the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail

715pm-815pm Lenape Lifeways: Introducing the First People of Pennsylvania – conducted by Carla Messinger, Pennsylvania Humanities Council, located at the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail

900pm-1000pm Benjamin Franklin – conducted by Paul Stillman, renowned living historian from Historically Speaking , at the Ridge Camp Park Amphitheater

Sunday, June 20, 2004

830am-400pm Open Camp

900am-930am 18 th Century Divine Service - conducted by the Augusta Regiment, located in the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail

1000am-1100am Blacksmithing Demonstration – conducted by Dennis Murray, professional story-teller and blacksmith, at sutler row beside the Sawmill Theater

1115am-1215pm Hornsmithing Demonstration – conducted by Paul Stillman, renowned living historian from Historically Speaking , located at the trailer across from the Sawmill Theater

1230pm-115pm 18 th Century Surgical Techniques - conducted by Mike Williams, Augusta Regiment Colonial surgeon, located in the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail

130pm-215pm Trade Event: English Routed by French – conducted by Normand
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Grenouille	Posted - June 07 2004 : 11:04:14 AM Image Insert: 89.47 KB Hi, For those who can't make the Mohicanland Gathering, you may consider attending the Cook Forest Encampment at Cooksburg, PA. The 2004 Cook Forest French & Indian War Encampment and colonial art show will be held June 19 & 20. Come see over 300+ reenactors portray life on the PA frontier in the 1750's. Clarion River fur-trading scenario, military tactical demonstrations, guest speakers, craftsman demos, colonial merchants, Native American lifestyles, and more! Visit the Saw Mill Center to meet renowned colonial artists, and view their artwork. Free admission and open to the public. Cook Forest Online -- encampment info: http://www.cookforest.com/activities/frenchindianwarencampment/index.cfm Scroll down to see some encampment pics on this page: http://www.lindasphotogallery.com/alleg_natl_forest_region.htm Cook Forest State Park Website: http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/cookforest.asp Regards, Jim Detailed List of Events Saturday, June 19, 2004 830am-830pm Open Camp 900am-1000am Clarion River Canoe Council & Trading Event – conducted by Normand M'Sadoques, St. Francis Abenaki, and Greg Henning, Commander Company LeBoeuf, located at the River Cabin Picnic Area 1030am-1115am Blacksmithing Demonstration – conducted by Dennis Murray, professional story-teller and blacksmith, at sutler row beside the Sawmill Theater 1130am-1215pm Peril in the Forest – tactical engagement located in the woods adjacent to the field beside the swimming pool 1230pm-130pm Conrad Weiser: In the Steps of a Peace Keeper – portrayed by Richard Pawling, nationally renowned living historian from History Alive! 145pm-215pm Children's Programs – conducted by Deedee Henning and Company LeBoeuf, located in the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail 245pm-315pm Living History Tactical Engagement – located in the field beside the park swimming pool 315pm-345pm Cannon & Musket Firing Demonstration – located in the field beside the park swimming 400pm-500pm French & Indian War Era Art Demonstration – meet with distinguished painters such as Robert Griffing, John Buxton, Jack Paluh, Pam White, Andrew Knez, Bob Connell, and Larry Smail at the Sawmill Classroom 400pm-530pm Quill Pen Making Workshop – conducted by Paul Stillman, renowned living historian from Historically Speaking at the trailer across from the Sawmill Theater ($5 for materials) 600pm-700pm Drumming & the Significance of Music in Native Culture – conducted by Normand M'Sadoques, St. Francis Abenaki, located in the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail 715pm-815pm Lenape Lifeways: Introducing the First People of Pennsylvania – conducted by Carla Messinger, Pennsylvania Humanities Council, located at the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail 900pm-1000pm Benjamin Franklin – conducted by Paul Stillman, renowned living historian from Historically Speaking , at the Ridge Camp Park Amphitheater Sunday, June 20, 2004 830am-400pm Open Camp 900am-930am 18 th Century Divine Service - conducted by the Augusta Regiment, located in the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail 1000am-1100am Blacksmithing Demonstration – conducted by Dennis Murray, professional story-teller and blacksmith, at sutler row beside the Sawmill Theater 1115am-1215pm Hornsmithing Demonstration – conducted by Paul Stillman, renowned living historian from Historically Speaking , located at the trailer across from the Sawmill Theater 1230pm-115pm 18 th Century Surgical Techniques - conducted by Mike Williams, Augusta Regiment Colonial surgeon, located in the main encampment site along Black Bear Trail 130pm-215pm Trade Event: English Routed by French – conducted by Normand
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SgtMunro	Posted - June 07 2004 : 6:38:27 PM Dear Seamus & Grenouille, I am sorry I will be missing you guys at Cook's this year. I will be there next year, but this year I wanted to help out my buddy Rich Stoll by adding to his contingent going to Ft. Laurens. Rich is also a part of Graham's Company (Private Stewart), and we take any opportunity to go to the field together, he is one cool guy. With Captain Timpany's Company of the 4th BN NJV, Rich is the sergeant and I am the private. It is nice to take a break from command every now and then, as Seamus knows it can be quite alot at times. I shall pass on your compliments to Lady Munro, since she was scheduled to work the weekend of Cook's, she would have missed seeing her 'Guardian of the Wilderness'. I would also like a raincheck on the Port, I do love my libations... Your Friend at the Forks of the Ohio,
Grenouille	Posted - June 07 2004 : 6:14:46 PM Image Insert: 59.81 KB Hi Seamus, Look forward to seeing you all at the forest. Jim Image Insert: 73.83 KB
Seamus	Posted - June 07 2004 : 4:59:42 PM Duncan, me lad! I am sorry you are not going to be at Cook Forest. I was hoping to see you, catching up on things and quaffing some port. With Grenouille, you and McMillan and myself, we could have a mini-Mohicanland Gathering, but we will drink your share in your absence! This should be a great event, as always. I know the work that Jim and Dale have put into it, and with the numbers of registered troops, it will be a dandy! As Commander of Crown Forces, I am looking forward to some good tactical demonstrations. The Saturday morning "Braddock's Road", new this year, is going to be awesome! The spectators will feel that they are a part of it.......... So sorry you cannot be with us, Duncan. My best to Lady Munro.
Grenouille	Posted - June 07 2004 : 11:23:29 AM Hi Sarge M., I wanted to do Fort Laurens myself this year as 8th PA, but unfortunately the encampment dates conflicted. My next Rev War event will probably be Québec. Maybe I`ll see you there. Regards, Jim quote: Originally posted by SgtMunro A detachment from Graham's Company 1/42nd RHR shall be in attendance. Under the direct leadership of Captain Graham and Ensign MacMillan. I however shall be at Fort Laurens that weekend with my RevWar impression in the 4th BN, NJV Captain Timpany's Company. Your Most Humble Servant,
SgtMunro	Posted - June 07 2004 : 11:11:39 AM A detachment from Graham's Company 1/42nd RHR shall be in attendance. Under the direct leadership of Captain Graham and Ensign MacMillan. I however shall be at Fort Laurens that weekend with my RevWar impression in the 4th BN, NJV Captain Timpany's Company. Your Most Humble Servant,

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