Members of the Old Colony Club mustered at 0545 and stepped off at 0615 for the traditional Forefathers' Day ceremony and cannon firing at Coles Hill. Breakfast at the clubhouse was held at 0700, followed by the raising of the flag.

Members reconvened at the club house for the Annual General Meeting at 5:30pm, followed by dinner. Our after-dinner speaker was David Furlow who delivered an excellent presentation on Plymouth's role as creator of America's First Bill of Rights and Constitution, the GENERAL FUNDAMENTALS of 1636.

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Marching from the Club House

Cannon Firing

Second Cannon Prep and Firing

Return March to the Club House

Annual General Meeting

After-Dinner Talk

OCC member David Furlow delivered an excellent presentation on Plymouth's role as creator of America's First Bill of Rights and Constitution, the GENERAL FUNDAMENTALS of 1636.

David's Presentation

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