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Mr. Foster
1980-2009
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The Rhode Island Pirate Players is a new, up-and-coming living history society in New England. If you have never seen a re-enactment society before you might be wary of a bunch of eccentrics that wear funny clothes and pretend to live in the past. However, if you have a special interest in pirates and historic life at sea that makes others’ eyes glaze over then you’ll love us!


 

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Upcoming Events
June 13 - 14  2009


In June of 1772 brave colonists from Rhode Island burned the British revenue schooner, HMS Gaspee,
in what has become recognized as the first overt
action leading to the American Revolutionary War.

For the past 44 years the village of Pawtuxet, RI
has commemorated this act with our annual
Gaspee Days Celebration.
Please join us as we celebrate America's
First Blow for Freedom.

Media Coverage
 


Newport Mercury June 2008



Providence Monthly Nov. 2007
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