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February 20, 2012 - "Battle Hill" Screening

Everyone is welcome to attend the screening of our latest film "Battle Hill" on Sunday March 4, 2012 at 4:30 pm at the Old Community Hall, 1778 Longwoods Road, Wardsville. The film tells the story of The Battle of The Longwoods and gives insight to the strategic blunder made by Captain James Basden who was in command of the Royal Scots. Thanks to the Upper Thames Military Re-enactment Society for their involvement. The screening will follow the memorial service at the Battle Hill Cairn. Click Here for a peak...

February 4, 2012 - Battle of the Longwoods

The Royal Scots Aka The Upper Thames Military Re-enactment Society joined forces with us to produce a re-enactment film that is truly unique and original. Over two dozen actors portraying more than 50 characters gathered at "Battle Hill" to film the "Battle" phase of our short film which depicts the events leading up to and including "The Battle of the Longwoods" that occurred on March 4, 1814. The British loss of almost twenty men is significant and it is generally believed that Capt. James Basden acted inappropriately by conducting a frontal assault on the the American abiti despite being advised against it. Thanks to Brad Stott who helped organize from start to finish and Glenn Stott for his amazing dialogue. The film stars Larry Barnard as Captain James Basden, Kent May as Captain McGregor and Marvin Recker as William Caldwell.

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