There was a time...

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John Quincy Adams:
An American Citizen
Time frame: 1842

Mart Taylor:
His Original Company
Time frame: 1850's

The Banjo:
An American Gypsy
Time frame: 19th Century

             

Jacques Portier:
Old Nor'Wester
Time frame: 1830's

The Great Depression:
How do you spell relief?
Time frame: 1930's

             

Story Telling

           

    Fort Nisqually
 Seminar Series

Monthly Schedule
 

           


 
Reproduction 19th Century banjos 


 

Miscellaneous Reference Material - Chinook Jargon, Patent Medicine, Voyageur Song Lyrics plus other various articles of interest to Living History enthusiasts.

 

Banjo information, on-line lessons, free tablature.



 http://www.secstate.wa.gov/history/newspapers.aspx Washington Secretary of State website containing copies of the historic newspapers of Washington

 

   Living history workshops

 

The Company Store
Various accoutrements for the historical re-enactor

 

 

Humanities Washington Inquiring Mind

 

 

LIVING HISTORY MUSEUMS AND PARKS

Fort Nisqually Living History Museum, Tacoma, WA  (Puget Sound Agricultural Company, Circa 1850's)

Columbia SHP, Columbia, CA (California gold rush 1849 - 1850's)

Fort Ross State Historic Park, Fort Ross, CA (Russian American Fort 1812 to 1842)

Dana Adobe, Nipomo, CA (Rancho Nipomo, late 1830's "Californio" period)

Fort Sutter, Sacramento, CA Pre-gold rush California. (This links to the CA State Park Homepage)

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, Vancouver, WA  (Hudson's Bay Co. outpost circa 1824 - 1860)

Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park, Petaluma, CA  1830's "Californio" period (This links to the CA State Park Homepage) 

 

CIVIL WAR RE-ENACTOR SITES

National Civil War Association Website (NCWA)  

State of Washington Civil War Association (WCWA)


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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