Mount Clare Museum, Baltimore, Maryland

The Maryland State Marines attended a small demonstration at the Mount Clare Museum on 13 September in Baltimore, Maryland. We set up right in front of the house and were able to talk to the public that came over from the B&O Railroad Museum train ride.

Photo by Dave Shackleford

George Washington's Birthplace - 9 August

The Marine's next event will be at George Washington's National Birthplace near Colonial Beach, VA. Come by to see our musket demonstrations and drill on 9 August.  Our ladies will be in the hearth kitchen preparing an 18th Century small dinner.  Looking forward to seeing you there!

Battle of Wyoming Valley Reenactment 2014

The Marines were at the Battle of Wyoming Valley Reenactment from 12-13 July, in Mount Cobb, Pennsylvania.  The unit camped and fell in with the 43d Regiment of Foot.  The commander, who is also the British Brigade Brigadier, rode on horseback while commanding the battle.

Left to Right - Lieutenant Colonel Grenier, Major Siegel, and Brigadier McGaughey

(Photo by Kimberly Walters)

Marines taking a break

(Photo by Lori Bell)

Marines and 43d Regiment of Foot

(Photo by Lori Bell)

Marines and 43d Regiment of Foot

(Photo by Lori Bell)

Brigadier Jim McGaughey

(Photo by Susanne Shaw)

TV Film Shoot

The Marines had the pleasure to be a part of the filming at Historic London Town and Gardens yesterday for a new TV series on the American Heroes Channel (formerly the Military Channel).  The show, set to air next year, is called "Secrets of the Arsenal" and the story they are in is "The Culper Ring," a network of spies organized by General George Washington.  Here are some photos of behind the scenes!  

The Marines participate in living history events at Historic London Town and Gardens a few times a year doing demonstrations and drill.

Photos Courtesy of Historic London Town and Gardens.

Chestertown 1774 Tea Party Festival

This weekend the Marines provided law and order at the Chestertown 1774 Tea Party event in Maryland.  After raising the British Flag over the town to start the day, they kept the unruly in check.  They were able to inspect the ship in dock of cargo and ensured the taxes were paid before it could be off loaded.  There were many in town that were not happy with the latest taxes to be paid on any cargo coming into port; however, it was a beautiful day to keep the malcontents in town obeying the laws of the King!  God Save The King!

(Photo by Harry Aycock)

(Photo by Harry Aycock)

(Photo by Kathryn Blackwell)

(Photo by Kathryn Blackwell)

The Battle of Brandywine (Sandy Hollow)

The Marines participated in the Battle of Brandywine at Sandy Hollow this past weekend and fell out with the 43d Regiment of Foot.  The event was a huge success. Photos Courtesy of MoonlightCourt.com