Mark Schmitt, President of Florida Living History, Inc. and the St. Augustine Spanish Garrison, asked Historic City News to convey his organization’s deep appreciation for all of the assistance that was provided at last weekend’s heritage event.
During the inaugural “Battle of Bloody Mose, 270th Anniversary Commemoration”, a new record for one-day attendance at Fort Mose Historic State Park was set. “This Event was an overwhelming success,” Schmitt told Historic City News reporters.
“One hundred white, black, and Native American historical re-enactors and volunteers participated and there was a constant flow of visitors all day through both the Spanish and British camps, as well as through the other 18th-century, living history displays,” Schmitt said. “Feedback was overwhelmingly positive from our visitors and honored guests and all of our volunteers performed admirably, despite the extreme heat.”
Schmitt asked us to say, “On behalf of the St. Augustine Spanish Garrison, I would like to express our appreciation to the following individuals and organizations:”
The St. Johns County Tourist Development Council
The Florida State Park Service
The Ft. Mose Historic State Park
The Ft. Mose Historic Society
The Ft. Mose Militia
Clann Nan Con
The Highland Independent Company of Darien, GA
The volunteers & staff from Ft. King George / Darien, GA
Robb’s Catering for You
Old Town Trolley Tours
Mr. Jackson Walker
“We have already begun planning for next year’s “Bloody Mose” heritage event, which we hope to expand to a full three days,” Schmitt said. “In the meantime, if we can be of assistance regarding this living history event, please do not hesitate to contact us.”
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