An interesting program would be an historical tableau. "In Canada's
Defense" Highlighting soldiers and sailors in Canadian history. We do
something like that here in "Cav Country". We put on a program where living
history participants wear replica uniforms from the history of the US
Cavalry. We have each period comes forward as a narrator describes the time
period and uniforms and equipment. We also period music in the background.
We get quite involved using horses, helicopters and tanks.
Another suggestion is a program on 50th Anniversary of the Korean War. I am
sure Canada play role in that war.
Live the Legend, Preserve the Legend
Steven C. Draper
Director
1st Cavalry Division Museum
(254)287-3626 Ex. 11
DSN: 737-3626
-----Original Message-----
From: Sarah Andrews [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 9:00 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: rememberance day programming
Please post to the list. We would be interested in this topic also.
Sarah Andrews
Woodrow Wilson House
Washington, DC
-----Original Message-----
From: Adrienne Roberts [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 7:31 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: rememberance day programming
Hi everyone
Myself and a co-worker were tossing around ideas today about designing a
rememberance day programme for the military museum and i was wondering if
anyone could offer some advice about how to handle it, what worked or
didn't work for you, etc. this is a canadian museum, somewhat small but
we have an excellent programming reputation, indeed, it is the core of our
institution. but we currently do not offer anything for rememberance day
and somehow that seems wrong. plus, it would tie in well with the
curriculum requirements here in ontario. also, has anyone had any
experience in designing something like this as an outreach project with a
local high school, etc. any ideas, advice, comments, etc. would be
great!!!
Thanks
Adrienne Roberts
Historic Interpreter
Hamilton Military Museum
Hamilton, ON
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