Lauren Milavec pours cups of “Mrs Libertea” for Bonnie Dailey and June Preston, all three ladies are with the Iroquois Chapter of the D.A.R.The Old Stone Fort’s Dan Beams was the dishwashing man, readying teapots in the Lasell Hall kitchen.D.A.R. ladies Kathleen Slater, Leslie Smith and Stephanie Palmer smile for a photo.Deborah Rizzo-Wittlin signs a copy of the Edenton Resolves, a letter to the King that was part of the 1774 Edenton Tea Party.Anne Marie Collin and Andrea Clapper were two of the ladies who took part in “Remember the Ladies” – A Revolutionary Tea Party, with 18th century teas, authentic 18th century treats and talk about how women were affected by and contributed to the American Revolution.Old Stone Fort volunteer and Revolutionary War reinactor Erica Schmidt addresses the crown under the tent at Lasell Hall about the ladies from Edenton, North Carolina who led a revolt know as the Edenton Tea Party in 1774.
