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October 23-24, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 5;00 p.m. at Camp Edwatrds (Connery Ave.) Bourne MASS. MILITARY RESERVATION OPEN HOUSE....there will be Displays and demonstrationa and Rides and a Repelling Tower and an obstacle Course and living History Camps.. It is FREE to the Public and any Vendors. For details go to lawrence.clinton@us.army.mil or the MMR website ...http://savetheydhq.tripod.com

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Rhode Island Living History on September 18-19, 2010---Contact Dave Procaccini RISUVCW and RIMOLLUS at 401-749-4689 or repairsquadron38@aol.com.....This is the Elisha Dyer Camp 7 on the grounds of RI Civil War Governor Sprague's Mansion. This is a fundraiser seeking more individuals or groups for CW Music or author signings....Also see www.dyercamp7.org

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September 19, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. in The Ridgelawn Cemetery on Highland Ave & Stuart St.(Tel: 617-972-6479) in Watertown, Ma. for the Rededication of The Gravesite of Lt. George Eaton Priest. This is a joint sponsorship of The CWRT of Greater Boston and The Historical Society of Watertown and The Mass. Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission. We will be joined by MOLLUS, The Watertown Veterans Services, Lt. Priest's family members, and many more,....so PLEASE join us!!!!

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September 18--19, 2010 Major Reenactment and Living history of "The Battle of Windy Knoll" at The Alta Vista Bison Farm in Rutland, Ma. There will be battles on both afternoons. Military, civilian, vendors, farm stores on site. Parking is $10.00 per car. This is sponsored by The New England Brigade, 12th Georgia Co. F & Dave Gallagher at luft1221@hotmail.com. For informatioon Matt Burbank and check http://twelvega.tripod.comid34.html

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AUGUST 7 & 8, 2010 will be The Hitchcock Academy and 10th Mass Civil War Encampment - "The Battle of Brimfield:" at Heart-o-the-Mart 37 Palmer Road Brimfield, Ma. Registration is $5.00 or Walkons are $8.00 deadline for Reeanctors is July 1, 2010 For information and details contact 10th Mass-Thomas Harrington@gettytom63@aol.com or write to Sue Gregory at PO Box 155 Brimfield, Ma. 01010-0155 or Sue Gregory at sue@hitchcockacademy.org or 413-245-9977 or their website www.hitchcockacademy.org Their plans are to repeat this in 2012 and 2014 as part of The Civil War Sesquicentennial.

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SUNDAY, JULY 17, 2010 at the Edmund Fowle House in Watertown, Ma.. we celebrated the Reenactment of a double Special Occasion.... The reading for the first time in Watertown on July 18, 1776 at the Fowle House, of the new Declaration of Independence by the new United States of America, recently declared. The Fowle House at that time, because of the dangers to our seat of Government in Boston, was moved to The Fowle House.This day was sponsored by The Historical Society of Watertown. Governor's Councillor Marilyn Devaney is seen in the white dress reading the original Treaty After this, we also did a Reenactment of the signing on July 19, 1776, upstairs in the Fowle House. This is the FIRST treaty ever signed with a foreign Nation, that being the M'ikmaq and St. John's Tribes of Native Americans. As far as we know today, that may still be the ONLY Treaty ever signed by this Government with any Native American Tribe that WE have never broken.