About 50 reenactors portraying 18th century military units from across the globe roamed the grounds of Fort Ligonier during Memorial Day weekend as musket and cannon fire pierced the air.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Fort Ligonier reenactors portray historical figures from across globe
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