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It's almost time to pack the car for Dickens tour on Saturday and the rain is still falling steadily here. Although Mrs. C's shrubberies nee...
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Yes, m'dears, Dickens arrives on December 12 and he is in fine fettle. And Tiny Tim too, as he puts his wellies on for rehearsals (bit damp ...
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Whilst we slumbered (how many weeks has it been??), a new day dawned, a new President arrived and now the ground is covered in snow. We thri...
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Well the sun has returned and we are glad to see it! All of the Cratchits will bask in its warmth as we tromp round Penn Quarter (Camden to...
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Mercy! Twas the night of all Hallows Eve and all through the park, not a ghost tour was walking, not a spirit did lark. It seemed as though ...
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Fun Facts for December: Dickens had a brother he called "Tiny Fred". In 1939, President Roosevelt moved Thanksgiving up a week to stimula... -
Well my, my, my,is it Fall already? The actors tell me it is and are requesting layers for Dickens. And layers they shall have! It's off to ... -
Can it already be Spring?? Yes it can and we're getting ready for our April event: "Courage! The Civil War in Washington: April 14th, 1865"...
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Oh my dears, the Cratchit children feasted on roast rubber chicken yesterday and it was divine! As they shivered in their Cratchit -wear, t...
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Is June almost over already? Good heavens. Still time to take the Courage! tour though and tomorrow's edition will reveal a mystery. Since t...
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June Schmitz as "Helen Muzzy"
June strolls past the Monaco (formerly Civil War Post Office)
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