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Nathan Hale's 250th Birthday Commemoration

Schedule of Events (as of 05/20/05)

Nathan Hale Schoolhouse, East Haddam, Connecticut:

Friday, June 3, 2005:
09:00 AM – School Programs
10:00 AM – School Programs
11:00 AM – School Programs
12:00 PM (Noon) – Encampment Set-Up Begins
Saturday, June 4, 2005:
06:00 AM
09:00 AM
– Set-Up
09:00 AM – All vehicles must be parked and off the Schoolhouse Grounds
10:00 AM – Opening Ceremonies
10:30 AM –
11:00 AM – Speaker: “Captain Nathan Hale”, Richard E. Mooney
12:00 PM – Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes & Drums
12:30 PM – Cannon Firing Demonstration
01:00 PM – Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes & Drums
01:30 PM –
02:00 PM – Speaker: “How George Washington Won the Un-winnable War”, George C. Neumann
03:00 PM –
03:30 PM – Flag Pole Dedication and Tribute to Captain Nathan Hale. All Units, Musket & Cannon Salute
04:00 PM –
04:30 PM – Speaker: “The World Turned Upside Down, a Story of Lexington”, John Callahan (Immediately Following Ceremonies)
05:00 PM – St. Stephen's Church Chicken Dinner
Menu: 1/2 chicken, garden salad, baked potato, roll, cake, and drinks.
Drinks are coffee, iced tea, lemonade or milk.
$8 for adults
$6 for children or seniors
The BBQ is open to the public from 5pm to 7pm.
Sunday, June 5, 2005:
10:00 AM – Opening Ceremonies
10:30 AM –
11:00 AM – Speaker: “The Battle of Ridgefield”, Keith M. Jones
12:00 PM – Moodus Drum & Fife Corps
12:30 PM – Cannon Firing Demonstration
01:00 PM – Speaker: “Our Reluctant Break with Britain”, Gregory T. Edgar
02:00 PM – Moodus Drum & Fife Corps
02:30 PM – Closing Ceremonies
03:00 PM – Event Closes, Take down begins

Nathan Hale Schoolhouse, New London, Connecticut:
09:00 AM – Set-Up
10:00 AM – Schoolhouse Opens to the Public
11:00 AM – Speaker: “Jordan Freeman, African-American Patriot and Hero of the Battle of Groton Heights (Fort Griswold), September 6, 1781.” Kevin Johnson
12:00 PM –
01:00 PM –
02:00 PM –
03:00 PM –
04:00 PM – Schoolhouse Closes to the Public
Sunday, June 5, 2005:
09:00 AM – Set-Up
10:00 AM – Schoolhouse Opens to the Public
11:00 AM – Deep River Junior Ancient Fife & Drum
12:00 PM – Tribute to Captain Nathan Hale
01:00 PM – Speaker: “Benjamin Tallmadge, Nathan Hale, and Military Intelligence during the American War for Independence”, Robert G. Carroon.
02:00 PM – Speaker: “America’s First Patriot, Nathan Hale, Connecticut’s State Hero” (Slide Presentation) William Hosley.
03:00 PM – Schoolhouse Closes to the Public


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