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Three Tall Ships Will Come A'Sailing on June 8:
At Mamaroneck’s Historic Harbor Street Fair
by Judy Silberstein
 (May 14, 2003) A fleet of three tall ships will be sailing
into Mamaroneck Harbor on Sunday, June 8 as part of Mamaroneck’s
first annual Historic Harbor Street Fair running from 11am
to 4pm.
The Quinnipiack, the Soundwaters, and the Providence will
be anchoring in the harbor to allow onboard tours and hands-on
history and ecology lessons.
Aboard the Quinnipiack, there will be a marine biologist
and a touch tank of marine life. Presentations on the Soundwaters,
a replica of a 19th century Chesapeake Bay sharpie, will
focus on the ecology and history of Long Island Sound. The
Providence is a reproduction of John Paul
Jones’ first
command during the Revolutionary War, with which he sank
or captured 40 British ships.
 The tall ship tours are just one of many events planned
for the Historic Harbor Street Fair celebrating
Mamaroneck’s
past as a sea-fairing community.
Fairgoers will encounter: Revolutionary and Civil War re-enactments,
18th & 19th
century children’s games, a 1940’s USO canteen, and a tribute
to Mamaroneck’s golden silent movies era. Throughout the business district,
strollers will find glimpses of Mamaroneck’s past revealed through
the vintage photographs displayed in store windows. Along the Avenue will
be roving
performers, live music and games, along with booths and exhibitions featuring
a wide variety of entertainment, information, food, art and antiques.
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