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Geauga County Historical Society presents: WWII Encampment & Battle of Wardin Reenactment, USO Dinner & Dance!! Location: Burton's Century Village Join us for an immersive weekend as we transport you back to the pivotal moments of World War II during the Battle of Wardin. This living history event offers a unique opportunity to experience the sights and sounds of the past through reenactments, guided tours, and interactive exhibits. Event Highlights: - Reenactments: Witness thrilling reenactments of the Battle of Wardin, showcasing the bravery and tactics of soldiers during this historic conflict. The battles will unfold in two parts, providing attendees with a dramatic portrayal of wartime experiences. - Guided Tours: Explore the event grounds with our knowledgeable tour guides. Tours will take place every 30 minutes, ensuring an engaging experience as you visit various historical stations throughout the village. - Schedule of Events: - Saturday: - 0700: Reveille - 0800: Reenactors Breakfast - 0900: Flag Raising - 0930-1500: Guided Tours and Battle Reenactments - 1600: End of Day / Retreat - Sunday: - 0700: Reveille - 0800: Reenactors Breakfast - 1000: Flag Raising - 1030-1500: Guided Tours and Battle Reenactments - 1500: End of Day / Retreat Engagement and Education: Our dedicated tour guides from the 5th Rangers will lead groups to each station, enhancing audience engagement and ensuring a rich educational experience. Join Us: Whether you're a history enthusiast, a family looking for an educational outing, or simply curious about the past, the Battle of Wardin event promises to be an unforgettable experience. Come honor the sacrifices of those who fought and learn about the rich history of World War II. We look forward to seeing you at Burton's Century Village for a weekend of history, learning, and remembrance!

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🌰 Hazelnuts, History, and the Skeena 🌲 New research is demonstrating that Gitxsan, Tsimshian, and Nisga'a peoples cultivated the beaked hazelnut for at least 7,000 years, reshaping ecosystems and challenging the colonial myth that Indigenous communities in northwestern BC were solely hunter-gatherers. As Chelsey Geralda Armstrong, a co-author of the study, explains, "our research cuts through assumptions of BC and the Northwest Coast being wild and completely untouched." The recently published study indicates the Skeena River had a long history as a "civilization epicentre," aligning with oral histories of Temlaxam, an ancient city near the confluence of the Skeena and Bulkley rivers. The findings not only challenge outdated narratives of pre-colonial life and underscore Indigenous stewardship in shaping ecosystems, but may also bolster land claims by proving a longstanding, intentional connection to these lands. Jacob Beaton, executive director of the Indigenous Food Sovereignty Association noted these findings mean “intentional agricultural-type food production is part of our heritage for longer than ancient Egypt." #IndigenousKnowledge #SkeenaHistory #FoodSovereignty #NorthernBC #Agriculture #NorthwesternCoast