Historical Interpreters: A "Sea"food Perspective
Time & Place
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The Mariners' Museum and Park
July 27, 2019; August 3, 2019; August 11, 2019; August 18, 2019; August 24, 2019, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
100 Museum Drive
Newport News, VA 23606 -
Phone: 757-596-2222
Highway Exit: 258A from I-64
Website: Click here to visit us online
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The Mariners' Museum and Park
Description
Take a journey back in time at The Mariners’ Museum and Park this summer as you meet sailors, cooks, signalman’s mates, and others in the galleries! Hear intriguing tales of maritime adventures from 17th through 20th Century costumed historical interpreters who will be roaming the galleries on select dates from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Explore life on USS Monitor or CSS Virginia, join in singing songs of the American Civil War and sea shanties, and examine the world of an 18th century ship’s surgeon, just to name a few.
Eric Jeanneret, who portrays the USS Monitor cook and a colonial ship’s cook, brings a table full of kitchen and food items—including sea biscuits that while baked five years ago, would have been considered a “fresh” breakfast in the terms of the military.