The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence: Times of Trenton photos

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:52:18 GMT

]]>Bill Agress, as Col. Edward Hand, speaks inside the Lawrence Township Municipal building before embarking on The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place onJ an. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:49:20 GMT

]]>Pennsylvania rifleman Steve Rote, right, fires a round off on the steps of the Lawrence Municipal building before the start of The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place on Jan. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:49:20 GMT

]]>Pennsylvania rifleman Steve Rote fires a round off on the steps of the Lawrence Municipal building before the start of The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place on Jan. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:49:21 GMT

]]>Marchers in The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence leave the municipal building area heading toward Rt 206. On Jan. 2, 1777, Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton. Barry Kelly carries the flag at left. Included in the march are members of the Lawrence Road Presbyterian Church-sponsored Lawrence Township Boy Scout Troop 28.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:49:40 GMT

]]>Marchers on Rt 206 in Lawrence. New Jersey participate in The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place on Jan. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:49:57 GMT

]]>Bill Agress, center, as Colonel Edward Hand, calls for a moment of silence at a small stone monument dedicated to the memory of Robert B. Immordino, Lawrence Township Historian, located by the Shabakunk Creek by Notre Dame High School, during a stop on The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place onJ an. 2, 1777. At left,raising a flag is Barry Kelly.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:50:12 GMT

]]>A reflection of participants in The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place on J an. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:50:17 GMT

]]>A colonial cannon is fired by Sam Davis, 2nd from right portraying General George Washington at a stop by the Shabakunk Creek next to Notre Dame High School during The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place on Jan. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton. Members of Coryell's Ferry Militia, from New Hope, Pa are from left, Greg Cristiano, Justine Walters and Mitch Davis at right.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 21:05:09 GMT

]]>Bob Gerenser, has his ear to the canon during cleaning between firings during a stop of The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence leave the municipal building area heading toward Rt 206. On J an. 2, 1777, Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton. Barry Kelly carries the flag at left. Included in the march are members of the Lawrence Road Presbyterian Church-sponsored Lawrence Township Boy Scout Troop 28.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:50:49 GMT

]]>A colonial cannon is fired at a stop by the Shabakunk Creek next to Notre Dame High School during The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place on Jan. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:51:27 GMT

]]>Russell Knab, right, 11 and Trevor Hunninghake, 8, both of Lawrence, New Jersey, with help from Justine Walters, of Coryell's Ferry Militia, of New Hope, Pa, prepare to light the charge to fire a colonial canon at a stop on The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place on Jan. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 20:51:31 GMT

]]>From left, Bill Agress as Col. Edward Hand and Pennsylvania Rifleman Steve Rote lead marchers over the Shabakunk Creek on The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence which took place on Jan. 2, 1777. It was on that day that Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton.
Michael Mancuso/The Times

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 16:11:08 GMT

]]>Marchers in The 51st Annual Reenactment of the Col. Edward Hand Historic March in Lawrence leave the municipal building area heading toward Rt 206. On Jan. 2, 1777, Hand and Pennsylvania riflemen under his command engaged British and Hessian troops who were en route to Trenton to fight Gen. George Washington in what was to become known as the Second Battle of Trenton. Included in the march are members of the Lawrence Road Presbyterian Church-sponsored Lawrence Township Boy Scout Troop 28.
Michael Mancuso/The Times