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Yorktown Days 2018

10/22/2018

Photos of W3R at Yorktown Days 2018, including wreath ceremony at the Yorktown French Monument. Thank you to all who attended!

Yorktown French Monument 2018. Photo Credit: Ralph Nelson

 

Kim Burdick walking alongside wreath-bearers with the W3R-US Wreath. Photo credit: Ralph Nelson

 

W3R sign in Virginia. Photo credit: Ralph Burdick

 

W3R Yorktown Days October 2018 – Lucy Poirier, Robert Selig, Mr. Meadows, Kim Burdick. Photo credit: Ralph Burdick

 

Dan Smith and Robert Reyes. Photo credit: Ralph Burdick

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ellen von Karajan, Steve Sims (NPS) and Bob Selig. Photo credit: Ralph Burdick

 

Kevin Vincent and Ellen von Karajan. Photo Credit: Ralph Burdick
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