In 1961, The American Museum and Gardens opened in Bath, England, to showcase American art and history.
Along with many displays of art, the museum also re-enacts important scenes from American history. Like Jamestown in the U.S., British volunteers role play characters in historical events.
In 1973, American Heritage Magazine published an article on the museum and used these three photos.
On of the photo prints shows school children around a table with antique kitchen ware while the other two show scenes from a Civil War re-enactment, British style.
On the back of each photos is a reference number denoting where the photos actually appeared in the magazine.
Please excuse the crude watermarks, but I’ve had too many folks making unauthorized reproductions.
All of the photos measure 6 3/4 x 8 1/2 and are in good shape.