Camels, reenactors, demonstrations bring history to life

by Jim Fish
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“This is our gift to the community,” David Martinez, the educator interpreter for Ft. Lancaster, said. “We want every child and family to feel proud of our history and inspired to preserve it. /Photo by John Starkey


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