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You may want to contact someone at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
about that. I remember reading an article about concerns with some of the
original glass extant in some of the structures there and the impact the
firing of cannon has on it.  I would direct you to the particular article
but the title has escaped me right now.


Also, I do know of an incident that occurred here in Maryland of a
reenactment being held on the main street of a small historic town. The
scenario included the firing of cannon in the street, the town's buildings
are built on hillsides that run along the main street, and when the cannon
was fired many of the windows along the street shattered.


Heidi Campbell-Shoaf
Curator
Historical Society of Frederick County
24 E. Church St.
Frederick, MD 21718
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From: "Cheryl Munyer Branyan" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 12:31 PM
Subject: Cannon fire and historic sites


> I am at an historic site that hosts an annual and popular Civil War
> Reenactment.  Recently, there have been questions about the effects of
> vibration from cannon fire on the historic structures.  Does anyone know
of
> research in this area? Has anyone conducted tests or noticed an impact on
> structures?  I am fairly new to the list so I apologize if this topic has
> been covered recently. Thank you for your responses.
>
> Cheryl Munyer Branyan
> Branch Director
> Historic Jefferson College
> Mississippi Department of Archives and History
> P.O. Box 700
> Washington, MS 39190
> 601/442-2901   fax: 601/442-2902
> www.mdah.state.ms.us
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