Rainy weather couldn't keep away our World War Two soldiers for a day. A record 185 people visited the museum on Wednesday afternoon for Spring Break. New "recruits" took part in free crafts and activities at the North Berrien Historical Museum.
Visitors started by making dog tags to wear throughout the day.
Youth Intern Taylor shows a visitor how to make a hat out of brown paper.
Army caps are a must for any new army recruit. Over 100 were made during the afternoon.
Youth intern Alexis shows a visitor how to make a parachute craft in the Nichols "Flight Training" Building.
Volunteer Pauline Morris shows off her V for Victory craft in the Carter Gallery.
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