Commemorating the first U.S. attack on the St. Lawrence River Gananoque, September 21, 1812  Friday, August 24, 2012Morning set-up of encampment in the town parksProclamation and skirmishes with 2nd Leeds MilitiaRe-enactors’ evening reception/exhibits at Arthur Child Heritage MuseumSaturday, August 25, 2012Encampment, sutlers, artisans and displays • Children’s musterAfternoon naval battleLive entertainmentEvening naval battleSunday, August 26, 2012 Skirmishes – call to armsU.S. attack on…See More

7 Tall Ships, 10 Gunboats, 10 British/Canadian Regiments & 10 American RegimentsFriday, June 29, 20121812 Period Encampments at Fairfield-Gutzeit House c.1796 & the 1811 Academy in Bath, Massassaga Battery (Kingston Marine Museum) and Point Henry (Fort Henry) featuring the 44th Regiment of Foot from BritainEducation Day/War of 1812 Artifacts on display Children’s Muster/Period Music Saturday, June 30, 2012Re-enactment of the American attack on the Village of Ernesttown (Bath) & the…See More

Bicentennial Heritage Fair celebrating all aspects of life in 1812. The first sawmill, in what is now Spencerville, was built in 1812 by Peleg Spencer. To commemorate its construction and the Bicentennial of the War of 1812, the Heritage Fair will focus on encouraging new audiences to engage in reenacting for subsequent celebrations Highlights include: 1812 Period Encampments by militia and civilian groups at the Spencerville Mill (c. 1864), Town Hall (c. 1855) and picturesque fair grounds Free…See More