SLIDE SHOW: Patriots' Day
SLIDE SHOW: Patriots’ Day
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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British and American flags held high during the British Mourn Arms Parade in Concord.
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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The re-enactment of the Battle on the Green in Lexington begins at dawn.
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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Detail of a colonist's clothing and accessories during the Battle on the Green.
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Colonists march in character through the crowds.
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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Nearly 300 Colonial and British re-enactors participate in the "fight back to Boston" along Battle Road Trail in Lincoln.
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British re-enactors wait along Battle Road.
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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Colonist set a serious tone as they get into character along Battle Road.
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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British soldiers keep up the appearance of a real battle firing their muskets for spectators.
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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Costumes are impeccably made and authentic to the colonial time period.
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Keeping in formation, the colonists head to Hartwell Tavern. No detail is too small in terms of authentic accessories-muskets, tin water cans, wool blankets.
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A woman and her children play the part at Hartwell Tavern.
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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Re-actors pose with one of the working cannons used in a public demonstration.
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Photo/Art by Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung
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Cannon firing demonstrations draw a crowd.
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Re-enactors cross the North Bridge in the British Mourn Arms Parade.
Over the span of a few days in April each year, Patriot reenactors come together to breathe life into the historic battles of Lexington and Concord. Photographers Jonathan Kozowyk and Henry Hung were on hand to capture the recreation of events that sparked a revolution.
Learn about the this year’s Patriots’ Day events.
To see more of our photographers’ work, please visit their respective websites:
http://www.jonathankozowyk.com
http://henryhungphoto.com/
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