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Time: May 17, 2014 from 10am to 2pm
Location: Mare Island Museum
Street: 1100 Railroad Avenue at 8th Street
City/Town: Vallejo (Mare Island Museum, across from Alden Park)
Website or Map: http://www.mareislandhpf.org/…
Event Type: meet, and, greet
Organized By: hikermom
Latest Activity: Feb 11, 2017
A casual get together for a picnic lunch and a museum visit.
Arrive anytime after 10am. The museum visit is optional, is first come, first served and costs $4.00.
Lunch will be at the nearby picnic tables. Bring your own bag lunch/drinks plus one side to share if you want. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets, too!
Mare Island Historic Park Foundation
Artifacts Museum
Housed in Building 46 (built in 1855 and a former pipe shop until 1984).
Located at 1100 Railroad Avenue at 8th Street on Mare Island, across from Alden Park, there is ample parking, and easy access to the Park, St. Peter's chapel, the Mansions of Officer's Row, and the waterfront along Mare Island strait.
Want to find the Museum? Just look for the 35 foot Patrol Boat with shark's teeth in front!
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Yes! we are all excited about the MNG at Mare Island. I think wine would go well with the Strombolini as well. Strombolini is perfect "Football Watching Food!"
Hope all mom's had a wonderful "Mother's Day!"
Looking forward to a relaxing day there - seeing familiar faces and meeting new people. Also looking forward to that Stromboli! I will bring some watermelon!
This will be a nice relaxing day! We might bring the camper so we have extra supplies if needed. See you soon!
cogurr, great to hear from you. We all understand priorities. Our sailors come first. We would all do the same thing.
Have a great time in Hawaii!
Sorry to be AWOL for so long. Lots has happened the last few months. Ed and I will try to attend, but also hope to fly Space A to Hawaii around that time, to see our sailor before he "ships out". If a last minute RSVP is okay, we are in!
Alan and i are looking forward to seeing everyone! Thank you HikerMom for all your hard work in setting this event up.
Navy hugs, Sandy H
Bea, the MNG will not be the same without you and John. So, rest up and be there with bells on.
We'll be there unless I am overwhelmed with work.
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