Charles W. Canney Camp #5
Past
Events
2004
President
Lincoln’s Honor Guard
May 2, 2004
Raymond Historical Society
President and Mrs. Lincoln and Honor Guard
Mr. Lincoln speaks
Sentry posted at
the door
(Senior Vice Commander Roger
Nason)
The Honor Guard
(Foreground: Junior Vice Commander George Hall; Background: (L) SVC Nason, (R) Commander Dan Meehan; Not Pictured: Hal Hofner and Lance Robicheau)
Summersworth Historical
Society
May 3, 2004
Members of Camp 5 talk to the audience
Historical Society member Phil Wentworth presents Camp Commander Dan Meehan with a Book of Fourth NH Volunteers, 1861-1865.
L-R: George Hall, Bob Baker, Roger Nason, Hal Hoffner,
Paul Burke and Dan Meehan
3rd Annual Civil
War Day
Rochester Public Library
May 4, 2004
Part of the all-day display
The Civil War dog tent
The Rochester school children arrive
Confederate Officer Hal Hoffner speaks to the kids
Hospital Steward Meehan describes his wares
Author Michael Horigan speaks to the nighttime crowd about Elmira prison
New Durham Civil War Soldier’s
Memorial Dedication
May 15, 2004
The Procession arrives
Commander Dan Meehan Gives the Opening remarks
Camp Chaplain Hal Hoffner gives the Opening Prayer
Senior Vice Commander Roger Nason talks about New Durham’s Civil War Soldiers
Commander Meehan dedicates the Memorial
Junior Member Zach Nason unveils the Memorial
Commander Meehan presents the Town, the Historical Society and the Library with books that contain an historical record of the entire process the Camp went through to get a Memorial for the town
Chaplain Hoffner gives the Closing Prayer
July 4 Parade
Raymond, NH
Members of Charles
W. Canney Camp #5 march in the July 4th Parade in Raymond, NH
Chester, NH Civil War Memorial
Rededication
August 21, 2004
Camp #5 acted as the Color Guard for the Ceremony
Camp Commander Dan
Meehan reads the Roll Call of names
Farmington, NH Hay Day Parade
August 28, 2004
From Left to Right, Sr. Vice Commander Roger Nason, Zachary Nason and Commander Dan Meehan
SVC Nason and Commander Meehan