This past Friday, Dudeboy participated in a homeschool day pertaining to the new temporary exhibit at the Frazier History Museum (in Louisville) called "Civil War: My Brother, My Enemy."
Dudeboy got to see just how far a person close to his age can take re-enacting. This drummer boy did a great job at getting Dudeboy stoked for his new hobby.
As part of the lesson we saw an interpretation for Robert Gould Shaw . . . the interpretor apologized for misplacing Gould's moustache and soul patch.
And Dudeboy got to watch a presentation about Clara Barton.
A highlight of the exhibit "Civil War: My Brother, My Enemy" were these gallows rings from the execution of Champ Ferguson.
2 comments:
Malc,
Could that drummer boy actually drum? The Champ Ferguson display was kinda eerie wasn't it?
Uncle Vic
I'd say that kid could drum. The kid was pretty sharp.
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