Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Kingsport TN ~ Living History: Life In Colonial Backcountry

Kingsport Tennessee ~ Events in Kingsport

Post Date: Tuesday, June 20, 2017
Published By: Kingsport 360

Featured Event for Tuesday, Jun 20th

In today's featured event blog post for the 20th of June, we are highlighting the event from Abingdon Muster Grounds on Tuesday, Jun 20th, Living History: Life In Colonial Backcountry. The details are below along with more Kingsport TN Things To Do. Lots of Kingsport TN Events! More than 280 Kingsport TN events in the next 30 days from now until Jul 20th.

Now here's todays Featured Event, Living History: Life In Colonial Backcountry.

Living History: Life In Colonial Backcountry

Saturday, June 24th, 2017

Abingdon Muster Grounds

LIVING HISTORY AT THE ABINGDON MUSTER GROUNDS Find Your Trail! Find Your Ancestor! Hear ye! Hear ye! Overmountain Men and their families will come to life at the Abingdon Muster Grounds, June 24, 2017 from 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. This event will highlight the importance of the Washington County, Virginia militia and the Revolutionary War Battle of Kings Mountain, 1780. There will be demonstrations related to life in backcountry Virginia during colonial times. This event has activities for the whole family! Join the Overmountain Victory Trail Association, Blacks Fort Chapter-DAR, and General William Campbell Chapter-SAR as we bring history to life. Certified by the National Park Service as the northern trailhead of the Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail, the Abingdon Muster Grounds is a picturesque 9-acre park with significant history. When a call was issued for militia to respond to British Major Patrick Ferguson's threat that, "he would march his army over the mountains, hang their leaders, and lay their country waste with fire and sword," men from all over the region moved into action. Under the leadership of Colonel William Campbell, 400 Virginians set out to join patriot militia from modern-day Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. After a two week campaign, the Overmountain Men fought the Battle of Kings Mountain with overwhelming success. Thomas Jefferson said it was "the turn of the tide of success which terminated the Revolutionary War, with the seal of our independence". The Keller Interpretive Center, located at the Abingdon Muster Grounds, houses southwest Virginia's premier Revolutionary War exhibits. Artifacts associated with backcountry Virginia and the Battle of Kings Mountain are on display.

The dates and information of this event can change without our knowledge. Be sure to contact the event organizer before making your plans.


Other Kingsport TN Things To Do

If you are busy on the 24th, or if today's featured event, Living History: Life In Colonial Backcountry, is not for you, then take a look at these. Here's 7 more Kingsport TN Events you might want to check out.

VBS 2017

Mountain View United Methodist Church / Kingsport
Sunday, July 9th, 2017

Come travel with us to Rome as we learn about the underground church and what we can do to share the gospel! Register at https: vbspro.events p mountain-view-umc... Continued.

July Peak Around Town - High Voltage

PEAK - Kingsport Young Professionals / Kingsport
Thursday, July 13th, 2017

Our July PEAK Around Town will be held in one of Kingport s newest establishments - High Voltage! Located on the corner of Cherokee and Main Street (part of The 101 development), High Voltage has... Continued.

Yarn W/ Travis Linville At The Willow Tree!

The Willow Tree Coffeehouse and Music Room / Johnson City
Saturday, July 15th, 2017

It s always a good day when we get to announce that Yarn is coming back to The Willow Tree!!... Continued.

Honoring Veterans

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1994 / Abingdon
Monday, June 26th, 2017

ia.As part of its 65th anniversary this year, Farris Funeral Service & Crematory will host the second installment of the Farris Funeral Service Learning Series at noon on Monday, June 26, at the Forest Hills... Continued.

Dog Park Block Party

Kingsport Dog Park / Kingsport
Saturday, July 8th, 2017

... Continued. For more information about this event contact Abingdon Muster Grounds or visit our website.

E.c. Frazier Live At Taps!

Model City Tap House / Kingsport
Thursday, June 22nd, 2017

On Thursday, June 22nd the always rockin E.C. Frazier returns to Model City Tap House! The show starts at 7pm!... Continued.

Freedom On Wood Or Canvas

Painting Parties / Kingsport
Thursday, June 29th, 2017

ANYONE CAN JOIN! This makes wonderful decor for the 4th! Cost is only $15 for canvas or $20 for wood Eastman Employees and friends. Please sign up by today by sending an email or message... Continued.


Details about these seven events, Dog Park Block Party from Kingsport Dog Park, E.c. Frazier Live At Taps! from Model City Tap House, VBS 2017 from Mountain View United Methodist Church, and the other Kingsport TN Events can be found on our website. And don't forget today's Featured Event, Living History: Life In Colonial Backcountry on Saturday, June 24th, 2017. Events mentioned in today's blog post will be old news after Jul 20th, so make your plans today for Events in Kingsport. Did you miss our last featured event blog post? It was Estate Auction. More info about the previous Kingsport TN Things To Do is below, scroll down.


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There's lots of Kingsport TN Things To Do! More than 280 Kingsport TN events in the next 30 days from today through Jul 20th. In today's post we highlight the Featured Event Living History: Life In Colonial Backcountry and also 10 upcoming events to check out if you're looking for Kingsport TN Things To Do.

The dates and information of this event can change without our knowledge. Be sure to contact the event organizer before making your plans.

That's all for today's Kingsport TN Things To Do blog post for Tuesday, Jun 20th. The featured venues mentioned in today's post: Model City Tap House, Higher Ground Baptist Church, The Community Center of Abingdon, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1994, Painting Parties, The Down Home, Kingsport Dog Park, Mountain View United Methodist Church, PEAK - Kingsport Young Professionals, The Willow Tree Coffeehouse and Music Room. Kingsport TN Events from Tuesday, Jun 20th to Jul 20th.

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