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First Michigan Fife and Drum Corps Perform at Old North’s Lantern Ceremony [Video]

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After marching in from the Prado, the First Michigan Fife and Drum Corps performed at Old North’s Lantern Ceremony on the eve of Patriot’s Day. The event was held on Sunday, April 14, 2012 in the North End at the Old North Church. Enjoy this video of their performance at the beginning of the ceremony while attendees gather inside the church.

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