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Our work
has an educational slant and we consider authenticity to be of the
highest importance. We prefer to work with found materials where
possible and are extremely cautious when interpretations come into
play. Unfortunately, due to the general nature of pirates they
themselves left very little behind to get a first person account
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RIPP has a large store of what might loosely be termed
“props.” Constructed of materials available at the time they
include clothes, tents, cooking equipment, and an array of other
museum quality artifacts. When circumstances allow we enjoy going
on group outings, such as daytrips to colonial towns, camping, and
soon we hope to add sailing to this list. When this all comes
together it forms an authentic living history environment from
which members can teach and demonstrate their crafts and daily
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Anne Bonney, Mary Read, Jack Rackham, Treasure Island, Pirates
information, history of piracy and pirates, famous pirates, For pirate fans:
piracy and learning about pirates, pirates, Caribbean, Blackbeard, Morgan,
pirate treasure, pirate ships, pirate
flags, pirate games, providence, Newport, age of sail, ship of the line,
mystic, Gloucester, cannon, saber, cutlass, gold
