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The United Empire Loyalists of Remsheg; refugees from the American Revolution.
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Mi'kmaq village. Painting by Barbara Clark showing daily life at Remsheg before the Europeans.
1 of 30 		Loyalist Brigades in Battle
2 of 30 		Loyalist encampment, reinactors with tents and camp followers
3 of 30 		Famous image of Loyalists drawing lots for one of the 200 acre farm lots surveyed in the Grant. 1784
4 of 30 		Loyalist re inactors, staging a meal in a quickly built shelter.
5 of 30 		Barbara Clark, Artist, painting a mural for the Museum Loyalist Celebrations
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Wallace Bicentennial celebrations by volunteers. Re-creation of Loyalist settlers way of life. 1984
7 of 30 		Jennie Charman, former school teacher, cutting the cake for the Bicentennial Celebration
8 of 30 		1984 Parade Float, Pugwash, celebrating the United Empire Loyalist Bicentennial
9 of 30 		Lieut. Governor Hon Mayann E. Francis recieves flowers during a Loyalist Celebration, June, 2008.
10 of 30 		Author Gerald R. Vincent, on the left and Betty Brown daughter of author Harry Brown on right
11 of 30 		Wallace and Area Museum's Traveling Loyalist display at Cumberland County Museum, Amherst, NS
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Part of the Bicenntenial Celebrations a parade in Pugwash, July 1st, 1984
13 of 30 		Reinactor portraying a Delancy's Brigade medical officer traveling with the Loyalist refugees
14 of 30 		Costumed Museum Educators.
15 of 30 		Three ladies in Loyalist costumes created by themselves.
16 of 30 		Soldiers and their families going through the forest from Fort Cumberland to Remsheg
17 of 30 		Loyalist refugees cooked their food outside while establishing shelter and clearing land.
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