Rally for Norlands Civil War Reenactment October 9th & 10th

According to a Facebook post made by The Washburn-Norlands Living History Center, they are hosting Rally For Norlands Civil War weekend Saturday, October 9th, and Sunday, October 10th. Rally For Norlands Civil War weekend brings over reenactors to Central Maine to reenact the Civil War.

Gates open at 9 am, and this is family-friendly with several activities and demonstrations throughout the grounds. There will be two different battle scenarios over the weekend, with cannons firing off at 2:30 pm on Saturday and 2:00 pm on Sunday.

If you're a member, the price is $16 for adults, $8 for kids age 6 to 12, and Free for those under 5 years old. Non-member pricing is $20 for adults, $10 for children age 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

Masks are required indoors, and no reservations are necessary.

Reenactments are the only thing offered at this fantastic facility. The Washburn-Norlands Living History Center allows students and visitors to tour the Washburn Mansion, family cottage and learn some of the everyday life skills used in the 19th century. Visitors attend school in a one-room schoolhouse; they also learn to cook, clean, and take care of daily chores. When you visit, you feel like you're there, living a 19th-century life.

10 Marvelous Corn Mazes In Central Maine & Beyond

Check out ten of the best cornfield mazes in Central Maine and beyond. Can you think of a better way to get your exercise and have fun with the entire family at the same time?

10 Maine Museums

Do you love learning new things? Why not visit one of Maine's incredible museums? Here are 9 very unique museums that are probably less than a two hour drive from where you are now. Please Note: Some of these museums may still have limited hours or COVID-19 restrictions. So, please call ahead (check their website) and be prepared.

6 Maine Ghost Towns You Never Knew Existed

Considering the area that we now call the State of Maine has been inhabited for thousands of years (first by the Native Americans and later by European settlers) it shouldn't come as any surprise that we have a few "ghost towns" in our state. Here are six ghost towns listed by Hotels.com

This Hidden Gem Is The Best Place To Find Oddities In New England

Do you love finding that strange yet super unique and downright odd item? Are you a collector of all things oddity? If so, then you NEED to check out this hidden gem in Central Maine.

If you've driven Route 17 between Rockland and Augusta, you may have seen the place I'm talking about without even realizing it. Set in the small town of Coopers mills, you'll find Elmer's Barn, and it is seriously the best place to find odd hidden gems.

Get our free mobile app

Hey, have you downloaded our FREE app? If not, you totally should. With the app, you can stream us anywhere at any time; you can also send us messages, win exclusive prizes, and you'll even get the latest breaking news sent right to your phone. Want to download the app right now? All you've got to do is enter your mobile number below, and we'll send a download link right to your mobile device. It's that easy!

Source: Rally for Norlands Civil War Reenactment October 9th & 10th

Filed Under: Buzz and Kristi in the Morning, Buzz Bradley, Kristi Marie