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The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enactors recreate a military campsite from the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn. KATE RIGA

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enacto

The New York Third Regiment Re-Enacto

authorStaff Writer on Jul 22, 2017
The Third New York Regiment of 1775 Re-enactment Group recreated a military camp from the early days of the Revolutionary War on Westhampton Beach's Great Lawn on Saturday. KATE RIGA... more

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