Living History Day at the MAC

Living History Day at the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture on March 27, 2010, featured Civil War re-enactors, dancers and hula hoop demonstrators.

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Sat., March 27, 2010

Civil War re-enactment members of the 7th Tennessee Infantry Company G fire a volley of shots on the lawn of the MAC, March 27, 2010, in Spokane. The historic Campbell House is behind them.

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Members of the Washington Civil War Association 7th Tennessee Infantry Company G march back to their camp March 27, 2010, after a demonstration during the Living History Day at the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture in Spokane.

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Members of the Third Michigan Volunteer Infantry learn to stack their rifles during a demonstration at the Living History Day at the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture.

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Caleb Grove, right, of Spokane, and members of the Civil War Re-enactment Third Michigan Volunteer Infantry fire a volley of shots across an open area at the MAC during the March 27, 2010, Living History Day. Grove, 14, is wear the green uniform assigned to sharpshooter of the day.

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Candace Wige, 17, of Spokane, dances around a bottle as she and Sharea Dumas, rear, of the Silver Spurs perform at the MAC's Living History Day on March 27, 2010.

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Stephanie Sellers, juniors director for the Silver Spurs, demonstrates for children uses of a hula hoop during the MAC's Living History Day. Sellers told of Egyptians using hoops made of grape vines.

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