Time Line Event, Niagara on the Lake, Aug 23-24, 2014
 

In partnership with Parks Canada the Lincoln and Welland Regiment Museum is hosting A "Time Line Event" on the weekend of August 23-24, 2014 at Fort George in historic Niagara on the Lake, Ontario. We are show casing military from Revolutionary War to modern day. Bring out your vehicles, set up your canvas, put together your displays, put on your period uniform and enjoy the weekend. A parade of military vehicles will be held saturday and sunday am through the main street of NOTL. Sleep under your canvas or in one of the 2 blockhouses in the fort. lunch, a light breakfast and late night snacks will be supplied. We may help with the cost of fuel for the out-of-towners. If you are planning to attend please complete the attached registration form.
http://www.lwmuseum.ca/echos-of-niagaras-past For more information call Doug (Rusty Linc)at (905)374-8714 or 289-214-8714, e-mail dbreece@computan.com

The Time Line Display Sounds Great
 

Hi Rusty

That idea for a military vehicle and historical display sounds like a really great idea. Have you heard of this being done elsewhere?


Hope you will be able to share photos of the end result for those of us to distant to attend.


Cheers Phil

Time Line Event
 

Things are in full swing for "Echos of Niagara's Past", the large military timeline event that the Lincoln and Welland Regiment Museum and Parks Canada are co-hosting at historic Ft. George on 23-24 Aug in beautiful Niagara on the Lake, Ontario. It's shaping up to be our biggest and best edition yet. If you haven't done so, please take a look at the original post in this thread for information on being a part of the event and feel free to contact Doug at the numbers given. In addition you can contact lwrm@lwmuseum.ca for general information.

Given that it's a timeline event we are not restricting military vehicles to any specific time period. So if you have any project you are proud of and want to be seen by 1000's of people feel free to join us on either or both days.

www.lwmuseum.ca

http://www.flickr.com/photos/100715665@N04/14906833765/

Hope to see as many of you MLU'ers out as possible..

Steve