On Thursday March 19th, members of the Sons of the American Revolution made living history presentations at St. Mark’s Lutheran School in Milford, Ohio.

Bob Hill present Rev War artifacts to students

There were four presenters who spoke for about 20 minutes, rotating classes and presenting different topics to the students. The presenters were: Bob Hill (Hocking Valley), Steve Conrad (Hocking Valley), Gregg Ballman (Cincinnati) and Vincent McGeehan (Cincinnati).

Vince McGeehan presents his topic to interested students

Steve Conrad presents topic on General Anthony “Mad” Wayne

Gregg Ballman discusses the Declaration of Independence

Bob Hill explains how a 1770’s era musket operates

In addition, Stephen McClanahan (Cincinnati) and Nathan Chester (Cincinnati) participated with the other presenters in a musket / live weapons demonstration.

Color Guard members stand at attention preparing to perform a live fire musket demonstration

Color Guard fires a musket volley for the delight of the visitors and students

Each of the SAR participants shared their patriot ancestors history and background with the students and the audience who participated.

State Color Guard Commander Bob Hill explains how the flintlock musket operates.

Photos were taken by Doug Stone of the Ben Franklin Chapter. We are grateful for him participating and sharing these great pictures.

The students were engaged, asked a number of great questions and enjoyed the military uniforms worn by the SAR participants.

Students were given and opportunity to listen to four different presentations about 1770’s history

Thanks to the students, the supportive teachers and school administration. We were grateful for the public who also came and took in the events.

Until next year!