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Holiday Candlelight
Teas .... For
this year's Holiday Teas, we are happy to include some wonderful entertainment for our guests to enjoy while having Tea
by the fireside. It
is our hope to offer you and your guests a peaceful respite during the upcoming holiday season. Let your heart be merry as we celebrate the magic
of this holiday season!
"Where
history and good taste meet!"
A Special "Holiday Tea" Menu
will be Prepared ... Just
for You!
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| photo courtesy of the Clower's collection |
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| General Ulysses S. Grant and Julia Dent Grant |
Afternoon
Tea with The Grants! Sunday
Afternoon, 2 PM November
25, 2012 ( Reservations
are FULL for this Event ) Please
call for more dates & Times in 2013! Come spend a delightful afternoon with living historians Larry and Constance Clowers as they portray ...
Ulysses Grant and First Lady Julia D. Grant "Follow Ulysses Grant from his
two terms as the 18th President of the United States. Reconstruction ends and a new
era begins in the United States. Hear how Julia Grant restored the White House to prominence in Washington Society.
Join the Grants as they travel around the world and visit nearly every country in Europe, the Middle East, India, South East
Asia, China and Japan. The Grants are received by Kings, Queens, Emperors, and State leaders around the world.
Returning to the United States, follow their roller coaster life until 1885. Suffering from cancer, learn how Ulysses fought
his last campaign to write his memoirs before his death. A moving story of a Great American couple." Cost:
$30.00 per person A
deposit is required to confirm your reservation. Checks may be made payable to: "Historic Tate Farm" Cross and Bluebird Tea & Gift Shops at The Historic Tate
Farm
717-339-0903 
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| Hunterstown Heritage Day 7/2/2009 |
Back
by Popular Demand!
Candlelight Christmas Tea... with John DuRant! "John DuRant, the Old World Troubadour, has recreated the times and personality of an original strolling
troubadour, when such people were the only general entertainment available to audiences in the many villages and small towns
of Europe and Colonial America. Vocals, instrumentals, jokes, and storytelling were the mainstay for those strolling entertainers,
as they are for John now." "From single-street festivals to the 6000 member audiences at the
Baltimore Pier Six Pavilion. Inside book stores and coffee houses - outside on the sprawling grounds of the Maryland Rennaisance
Festival. Strolling or on-stage, John DuRant recreates the Old World Troubadour as general family entertainment. From Medieval
European to Modern American Folk, his costumes, music, and storytelling style bring to life what is was like Back Then"
Forget the cares of the day... Join us for an entertaining evening of good food, good music...and good friends!
Enjoy a relaxing time with your friends and loved ones at one of these special holiday events. This would make a great Christmas gift! Don't
delay in making your reservations for these special Teas... They
always fill up quickly!
Available Dates ... Please
call for more Dates & Times in 2013! Thursday Evening, December 6th, 2012 at 6 pm ( Reservations are FULL for this Event ) ~~~~~~~ Sunday Afternoon, December 9th, 2012
at 2 pm
( Reservations are FULL for this Event
)
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Friday Evening, December
14th, 2012 at 6 pm ( Reservations are FULL for this event ) ~~~~~~~ Thursday Evening, December 20th, 2012 at 6 pm ( Reservations are FULL for
this Event ) ~~~~~~~ Cost: $30.00 per person A deposit is required to confirm your reservation. Checks may be made payable to: "Historic
Tate Farm"
Cross and Bluebird Tea & Gift Shops at The Historic Tate Farm 717-339-0903 To read and hear more about John...
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| Ruthmary McIlhenny as "Mamie" Eisenhower |
Please call for Dates & Times in 2013! "Ruthmary McIlhenny
portrays Mamie Eisenhower as a symbol of her time and an ideal of womanhood that relates well to those over fifty, but Mamie’s story, and
humor is enjoyed by all ages.
“Mamie Remembers Gettysburg” is
a recollection of her first meeting with Ike, the trials and tribulations of marriage, war, politics, the presidency and their
life together in Gettysburg. During their 52 years of marriage Mamie Doud Eisenhower was the primary person who provided the
support for the success of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Mamie was so popular as a First Lady, she received over six thousand letters
a week. After seeing this portrayal, you’ll become one of those fans." Cost: $30.00 per person A deposit is required to confirm your reservation. Checks may be made payable to: "Historic
Tate Farm"
Cross and Bluebird Tea & Gift Shops at The Historic Tate Farm 717-339-0903
"Whoever
is happy will make others happy too."
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