Constitution Day to Celebrate American Spirit
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Two Revolutionary War ‘soldiers’ stand ready at last year’s Constitution Day in Redlands. The event commemorates the world’s longest-lasting yet shortest constitution ever to be written.
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Activities like face painting and other entertaining acts will be on site to delight Constitution Day visitors. Last year, two visitors showed their American pride with American Flag hearts on their faces.
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One young resident signs her name on the United States Constitution during last year’s Constitution Day event.
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