Historic Reenactment Recreates Battle of Gloucester
Dozens of reenactors, ships and cannons will recreate the British raid and civilian life from 1775, organizers said.
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Gloucester reenactment: Revolutionary War battle relived at Cape Ann
More than 250 years ago, the harbor in front of Stage Fort Park in Gloucester saw militiamen responding to alarm bells following the pursuit of a British vessel near Cape Ann. This weekend, reenactors from across the Bay State relived storming the beach and firing at ships.
Battle of Gloucester echoes through time
The Battle of Gloucester convinced the Continental Congress that the idea of a United States of America needed a Navy. The skirmish, 251 years ago this weekend, continues the reenactments across the state in the 250th festivities planned all summer. Plus, Gloucester proved local militia could defeat the Brits.
Gloucester townspeople push British back in Battle of Gloucester reenactment
History was brought to life as hundreds of reenactors either played the parts of Gloucester militiamen and townspeople or the British soldiers who unsuccessfully attempted to raid and burn down the town during the Battle of Gloucester.
Historic reenactment recreates Battle of Gloucester
There’s a historic weekend of events happening in Gloucester, Massachusetts, commemorating the Battle of Gloucester, which took place in 1775 during the Revolutionary War and was a major factor in the formation of the Continental Navy. The activities are taking place at Stage Fort Park on June 20-21. Click here for the full event schedule. Organizers have said the battle reenactments, both by land and sea, will bring to life the British attempt …
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