Politics & Government
Military History: Happy 250th Birthday, Fayetteville
Bring the family for some free fun and to see the living history program in action.
Join the community for a history lesson at 10a.m., on Saturday, Sept. 22 in Cross Creek Cemetery Number One, located on North Cool Spring Street.
The official War of 1812 bronze markers will be unveiled at the graves of four veterans buried in the cemetery with Mayor Tony Chavonne reading a proclamation designating Sept. 22nd, 2012 to honor the following veterans.
Brig.Gen. Thomas Davis, Lieutenant John Eccles, Sergeant John Huske II and Militiaman John Powers.
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These veterans will be recognized for their service during the War of 1812.
The Army Ground Forces Band will play traditional era selections during the ceremony.
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Following the ceremony, tours, reenactors and displays will be set up at the Transportation and Local History Museum on Franklin Street.
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