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“The Story of Seagoing Marines in WW2” & Battleship North Carolina Veterans Reunion

Battleship North Carolina 1 Battleship Rd NE28401, Wilmington, NC, United States

The Marine Corps Historical Company, working with the Battleship Memorial’s Education Department, will once again present ongoing exhibits, demonstrations, and talks focusing on “Seagoing Marines” aboard Capital Ships during WW2 to visiting school groups and the general public. On Friday and Saturday the Marines will be part of a living history style program aboard the […]

“Camp Colt and America in the Great War.” Living History and Exhibit program

Eisenhower Farm National Historical Site 243 Eisenhower Farm Rd, Gettysburg, PA, United States

The USMCHC has been asked to assist with a NPS program commemorating the establishment of Camp Colt in Gettysburg, and America's involvement in World War One. Tentatively the USMCHC will be providing an extensive contemporary exhibit on the Marines in WW1. The program is still under development by the NPS. NOTE: This will be a […]

Revolutionary London Town; 1776 and the Declaration of Independence

Historic London Town & Gardens 839 Londontown Rd., Edgewater, MD, United States

The USMCHC will once again support a highly specialized interpretive program revolving around Historic London Town, Maryland, and the early days of the American Revolution. The program will focus on 1776 London Town in the days immediately following the signing of the Declaration of Independence by the Continental Congress in Philadelphia. The Historical Company will […]

Anniversary of the U.S. Marines at the Battle of First Manassas

Manassas National Battlefield Park 6511 Sudley Rd, Manassas, VA, United States

As part of the National Park Services annual anniversary program the USMCHC will once again be presenting exhibits, walking tours, and historic weapons demonstrations focusing on the Marine Battalion at the battle and their impact on today’s Marine Corps. This will be a hybrid program using both living-history techniques and modern exhibits. 

Defenders Day: The War of 1812 in Maryland

Fort McHenry 2400 E Fort Ave, Baltimore, VA, United States

The Marine Corps Historical Company, as an NPS partner, will review our participation in a living history based program celebration commemorating “Defenders Day” and the Battle of Baltimore in 1814. At this time this is scheduled to be a one day program. We will review support to the program, based on changes in restrictions and […]

1944, America at War

Eisenhower Farm National Historical Site 243 Eisenhower Farm Rd, Gettysburg, PA, United States

The USMCHC has again been asked to assist with a NPS program commemorating America’s involvement in World War Two and U.S. Armed Forces participation and expansion during the second year of the war. The overall program goal will be to interpret the events of 1944 and how they shaped General Eisenhower, the United States, and […]

“At All Times Ready: Harpers Ferry and the U.S. Marines.” Anniversary of the John Brown Raid

Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Harpers Ferry, WV, United States

The Marine Corps Historical Company, working as a partner with the National Park Service, will again present a program commemorating the Anniversary of the infamous John Brown Raid. Planned activities over the two days include exhibits, talks, and demonstrations revolving around the Marine involvement in the John Brown Raid.  The program will not only look […]

The Korean War, Christmas 1950, from the Home Front to Chosin

Eisenhower Farm National Historical Site 243 Eisenhower Farm Rd, Gettysburg, PA, United States

The USMCHC is partnering with the Eisenhower National Park staff to present a program that looks at Eisenhower and the Korean War. This year the program will be presented in December coinciding with the Eisenhower home Christmas open-house.  This will be a primarily living-history based program that will look at the Marine experience during Christmas […]