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BrockNews: Bringing History to Life During the Spencerville Mill 'Heritage Fair' June 4th & 5th

05/25/2011

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And another from BrockNews: The Spencerville Mill is encouraging people to play dress up and bring history to life during their 'Heritage Fair' set for June 4th & 5th at the mill.

The Spencerville Mill is offering a series of events designed to engage the public in reliving history themselves – not just watch reenactments as bystanders.

Prizes are available to the individuals and organisations that are best at bringing history to life. For example, the Organisation that brings the Early Victorian period most to life will receive mention in the Mill’s July Calendar advertising. Competitors are asked to present themselves for pictures and inspection at the General Store in the Spencerville Mill during the Heritage Fair for entry.

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EMC: Step back in time at upcoming Spencerville Mill Heritage Fair

05/25/2011

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It's almost been difficult to keep up with all the love we're getting for the Heritage Fair June 4-5. Here is a great article from the EMC:
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EMC Events - Who says history can't be fun?(Finding out that old hunk o' junk is actually worth something. Taking a pitchfork into the militia muster. Sipping a pint while a bluegrass band plays and your meat is smoked. Or leisurely strolling the historic market.

The Spencerville Mill is offering all these fun things and more on June 4-5, 2011 - only at the Heritage Fair.

One of the highlights will be the Antiques Appraiser Fair June 4. Bring your treasures and curiosities to the Spencerville Mill Garden between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to have them appraised by former "Antiques Roadies".(Appointments are on a first-come first-serve basis. Buy tickets online or pay at the door. For a complete list of appraisers visit the website.

Entertainment will include live and exciting fiddle music of Riverthieves at a true country dance upstairs at the Spencerville Town Hall on Saturday June 4. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person online, or $20 at the door - space is limited!

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