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TV Channel 15 will be showing the Nov. 5 program on Dec 16, 17, 18, 19 and
21st.
Join Us
Commemorate the Role of
the 7th Massachusetts in the Civil War
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FREE – OPEN TO PUBLIC
- Saturday, November 5,
2011 - 10:00AM-3:00PM
- First Baptist Church
- 75 Park Street, North
Attleborough
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Rain or Shine or Snow
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Fun with
Family & Friends
- Meet Civil
War Legends
- Take a Step
Back in Time to June 2, 1861 - Volunteers Going Off to War
- Learn about
the Role of the Navy, Women, African Americans & Medicine in the
Civil War
- Play Popular
Civil War Games - Enjoy Civil War Music
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Collaborators
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Representatives
of the following organizations support the 7th Massachusetts
Commemoration.
- Andover-Newton
Theological School - Attleboro
Public Library – Attleboro Lincoln Re-enactors -
American Legion Post 49 Downtown Associates of North Attleborough –
First Baptist Church of North Attleborough - Historic Dodgeville
Mill
- Museum at the Mill -
Navy and Marine Living History Association
- North Attleborough Fire Barn - North Attleborough Girl Scouts -
North Attleborough Historical Commission – Old Colony Historical
Society - Richards Memorial Library
- North Attleborough
Public Schools – North Attleborough Veteran’s Office - The Rev. Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Committee of Greater Attleboro - The
Sun Chronicle
The Attleboro Area Civil War Commemorative Committee
was formed to remember the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. We will sponsor, support and promote programs that look at:
- The impact that the Civil War had on local and
regional residents and industries
- Individuals and Groups that made a difference
during the War
- Famous Battles
- The roles of the navy and army
- The role of women
- The role of African-Americans
- The role of immigrants
- Technology
- Politics
- Arts and literature
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