If you were planning to attend the Aero Club of New England event at the AHM featuring Patrik Muzila showcasing the new eVTOL Pivotal Helix that was cancelled due to weather, good news! The rescheduled event is coming up next week, Thursday, April 2nd. Please register to attend at the link below: acone.org/content.aspx?page_id=4091&club_id=779885&item_id=2920466
If you haven't subscribed to the American Heritage Museum YouTube Channel yet, you've been missing out on some great content, like this week's full tank tour of the British Matilda II tank located in the North Africa Gallery with Sarah - check it out and subscribe!
"The Queen of the Desert" - Matilda II Full Tour
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The Matilda II is one of the most iconic British tanks of the Second World War, and was unmatched in the early years of the North African campaign. Well arme...
Meet the P-40B Tomahawk!![]()
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Since the last upload of this video was cut short, we'll try it again! ![]()
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Meet the German "Flak 88"!![]()
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This Friday, March 6th starting at 12:00pm, join us at the AHM for an extraordinary presentation on tank technologies with Master Gunner and tank platoon Sergeant Gregg Pomerleau. No reservations needed.
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Living History Presentation – Life as a Roman Soldier
January 20, 2024 @ 11:30 am, ending 3:30 pm
$10 – $20
Join us at the American Heritage Museum for a unique presentation and demonstration from Legion III Cyrenaica, a Roman Solider re-enactor group.
Legion III Cyrenaica is a Roman living history organization with membership throughout the New England region. The group researches, reconstructs and presents this historical Legion as it may have appeared in Egypt during the 1st century period of the Roman Empire (primarily covering 40 – 80 AD/CE). The Legion functioned primarily as a military police, based outside Alexandria and manning road stations and watchtowers along the trade roads in the Koptos region.
While the main focus of the group is in the arms, armor and military functions of the Roman Legion, the group also features non-citizen Auxiliary and non-military / civilian aspects.
The group has presented for many years with the Higgins Armory Museum (now part of Worcester Art Museum), to several area schools, colleges, universities, classical studies and classical leagues, and has collaborated with the Joukowsky Institute at Brown University and with notable Roman archaeologists and scholars. Some members have also appeared on History Channel and other media productions.”
There will be two presentations on Saturday, January 20th: 11:30 AM and again at 2:30 PM, with demonstrations and interactions between presentations.
