I'd written a blog some time back about a really fun exhibit that I'd seen at Pottstown's Community Days. It is called Reflections of World War II. It is a large trailer/vehicle that has been converted into the "Home" of a typical family during WWII; from an old icebox, and nostalgic music on the radio to the exact bedroom with chenille bedspread that my own grandparents had, back in the day! The people that "live" in the exhibit are all dressed in the garb of the day...They are true history lovers and are there to make the experience truly real for you and your family. I wanted to include their calendar of events so during the course of this Summer of high gas prices- you might be able to have some fun during what many families are calling their STAY-CATIONS!
If anyone would like any more information about this unique exhibit; I've included their website below the calendar of events...ENJOY!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
August 2 Sunnybrook Dance, Pottstown, Harry James Orchestra
August 10 Let's Dance Orchestra, Gring's Mill, Reading, 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Aug 16/17 "EAA Chapter 122 Salutes Our Veterans" Waggoners United Methodist Church, Carlisle, Pa.
Free supper for re-enactors on Saturday and Sunday Morning Brunch. Dance on Saturday $8.00 per person $15.00 per couple.
August 16 Ice Cream Social at Lititz Springs Park, Lititz with the Moonlighters' from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Sept 6 Sunnybrook Dance, Pottstown, Walt Wagner band
Sept 20 Sunnybrook Dance,
Pottstown, The Boilermakers
Sept 27 Community Days at Pottstown Airport, Pottstown 9:00am to 3:00pm
Oct 25 Sunnybrook Dance, Pottstown Halloween Party
Nov 8/9 Troops and Trains, Strasburg MORE INFO TO FOLLOW
Nov 15 Sunnybrook Dance, Pottstown, Swing Fever Dance Band (This is their dinner/dance) MORE TO FOLLOW
Dec 13 Christmas in the Air, Reading Regional Airport, Reading (MORE INFO TO FOLLOW)
http://www.geocities.com/reflectionsofww2/re-enactors.html
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