“What a splendid invasion we enjoyed from the 6th North Carolina Regiment. You brought wonderful weather and grand southern hospitality, both of which were frequently remarked upon by our visitors! Many of our visitors seemed to be taking good advantage of the opportunity to visit your camp, and were most enthusiastic about your special program offerings. We hope that this was only the first of many visits by the 6th NC.”

Nicholas Westbrook, Director, 1997
Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga, NY

“Each one of you was filled with information to help us learn and each one of you was most cordial full of wonderful Revolutionary era manners. Every visitor learned what life was truly like for Revolutionary soldiers and their families because of your completely faithful presentation, attention to historical fact, and obvious enthusiasm. What a fantastic opportunity for Chapel Hill.”

Marian Johnson, Charles Irish, and Julia Williams, 1997
Chapel Hill Preservation Society, Chapel Hill, NC

“The 6th North Carolina is a very organized, resourceful and enlightening group of people. . . . I acclaim this group’s ability to educate the public in such a personable and enthusiastic way. Their knowledge, authenticity and novel ways of interacting with the visitor is applauded.”

Elizabeth Myers, Director, 1996
Historic Latta Place, Charlotte, NC

“Thank you for all that you do for North Carolina. We are proud of you.”

Betty Ray McCain, Secretary, 1995
North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, Raleigh, NC

“Thanks so much for such a positive experience. I hope that you and your group will continue to return to Historic Halifax many times in the future.”

Margaret Phillips, Site Manager, 1994
Historic Halifax, Halifax, NC

“We feel ourselves fortunate that we have been able to attract a unit of your integrity and professionalism to so new a program.”

Mark Howell, Program Manager, 1994
Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, VA

“NCHRS was wonderful! . . . Your group was a pleasure to work with in every way. The membership possesses an impressive variety of period skills. Costuming and equipment showed not only a concern for accuracy but also an effort to portray a realistic diversity.”

Hilarie Hicks, Curator of Interpretation, 1993
Tryon Palace Historic Site, New Bern, NC

“The professionalism, enthusiasm, and cooperation of your group makes them a real
pleasure to work with.”

Janet K. Seapker, Director, 1992
Cape Fear Museum, New Hanover County, Wilmington, NC

“The Sixth North Carolina was a delight to have at Old Fort Niagara. Your efforts with the public were super.”

Dennis Farmer, Director of Museum Operations, 1992
Old Fort Niagara, Youngstown, NY

“Without people like you our program would not be of the caliber it has now become.”

Eric Williams, Chief Ranger, 1992
Ninety-Six National Historic Site, Ninety Six, SC

“The 6th North Carolina did an exceptional job while at Historic Halifax! . . . The living history impressions were first rate.”

Margaret Phillips, Site Manager, 1991
Historic Halifax, Halifax, NC

"[Y]our knowledgeable group adds so much to our interpretation of the colonial period. I appreciate the time and effort that has been lavished on each individual kit, as well as upon the unit camp equipment. I also appreciate the individual dedication to remaining in an historic character role."

J. Rodney Meyer, Director, 1989
Historic Bethabara Park, Winston-Salem, NC

"We had a very successful four days in many ways and the 6th NC added much to the atmosphere and the story of Salem's history during the Revolutionary War."

Gene Capps, Director of Education & Interpretation, 1989
Old Salem, Winston-Salem, NC

“Your presence here brought Fayetteville an authentic glimpse of our history. . . . We have heard so many positive comments about the members of your group. The memory of your encampment here will linger as a very special event in a very special year.”

Rosalie Kelly and Bill Hurley, Co-chairs, 1989
The Fayetteville Bicentennial Celebration of the US Constitution, Fayetteville, NC

"Your participation contributed so much to the meaning of our own historical event . . . [and] the "Line" added so much to the ceremony."

Marion Gwyn, 1988
North Carolina Museum of History, Raleigh, NC

"Without a doubt, the regimental encampment on the State Capitol Grounds in Richmond, VA was the best Living History display I have ever seen. It went so well thanks to your professionalism, some good planning, a lot of hard work and perfect weather. The troops and distaff of the North Carolina Historical Reenactment Society were just magnificent."

Major Joseph Bles, Bicentennial Project Officer, 1988
US Army, The Pentagon

"All the members of the Society are to be congratulated for your outstanding work building public understanding of our roots as a state and nation. You serve as a reminder to all that, finally our democracy rest on the dedication and commitment of 'citizen soldiers' to the cause of freedom."

Bob Jordan, Lieutenant. Governor of North Carolina, 1988
Hillsborough, NC

"Your superb military reenactments added color, patriotic flavor and historical accuracy to bicentennial commemorations of the Annapolis Convention, the public opening of James Madison's home at Montpelier, and the Virginia Ratification of the United States Constitution.

"The living history recreated by members of the North Carolina Historical Reenactment Society offered the public a unique perspective on how our forebears lived and served their nation.

"Chief Justice Warren E. Burger's challenge to provide the American people with a 'civics and history lesson' on the origin and meaning of the Constitution is well served by you
outstanding unit."

John Marsh, Secretary of the Army, 1988

"We were delighted to have your group perform at Tryon Palace for our candlelight tours. The dances were beautifully performed and the costumes added a great deal to the authenticity of the evening."

Nancy Blades, Director of Education, 1988
Tryon Palace Restoration, New Bern, NC

"Over and over, throughout the years, your group has added a special dimension to our events. . . . The authentic portrayal of 18th century life, your love of history, your enjoyment of reenactment and your willingness to share talents and knowledge with us and the general public make you presence such a vital part of our activities."

Mary Lynn Bugge, Event Coordinator, 1987
The Hezekiah Alexander Homesite, Charlotte, NC

". . . [A] tremendous success both in terms of the number of people who attended and the amount of "good" publicity generated. The outcome was due in large part to your unit's participation in the encampment."

Billie Easton, Special Events Coordinator, 1987
VA Commission on the Bicentennial of the US Constitution
Montpelier, James Madison's Homesite, Charlottesville, VA

"After several months, we are still receiving letters of praise, many of which comment particularly on the encampment. . . . Because of this publicity, Montpelier has had over 10,000 visitors since March 15, a number which far exceeds the original projections."

Timothy O'Rourke, Executive Director, 1987
VA Commission on the Bicentennial of the US Constitution
Richmond, VA

"You chaps have shown us how it's done. I'm afraid we'll never top this."

Lord Charles Montagu, Director, 1987
English Heritage, Dover Castle, UK

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