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<BODY background="images/backgrnd.jpg" bgColor="#ffffff" bgproperties="fixed"> <center> <p> <h1>Campbells of NYC</h1> <h2>You Must have a Frames enabled browser to view the Photo Gallery</h2> Please Return to the <a href="index.html">homepage</a> </center> <font face="arial" size="2" color="#666666">  2005 Events <br> July 7-9: <br> Annual General Meeting (AGM)<br> Minnesota Scottish Fair<br> Highland Games <br> April 2: <br> Lord Lyon of Scotland <br> February 15: <br> Lord Lyon of Scotland <br> February 5-6: <br> Mid-year CCSNA Meeting <br> Now Showing:<br> Tartan Day 2005 <br> April 2, 2005 <br> Pre-Parade Ceilidh <br> Kirkin of the Tartan <br> Tartan Day Parade <br> Post-Parade Party <br> Scottish Village <br> Pre-Parade Ceilidh <br> 2004 Events <br> Scottish Games at Old Westbury Gardens, August 28<br> Annual Garden Party, July 21:<br> Ambassador Armando and Muriel Carles were joined by family and friends.<br> Mrs. Carles is a member of the Campbell Clan and was welcomed by CCSNA Trustee James R. Campbell.<br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> National Tartan Day.(12 pictures)<br> April 3, New York City.<br> 2003 Events <br> The Lord Lyon of Scotland was greeted by Campbells on his first visit to the United States.(3 pictures)<br> New York Genealogical & Biographical Society,<br> 122 East 58th Street, New York City<br> October 14, 2003 <br> 1. Lord Lyon King of Arms addressed The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society gathering. view <br> 2. Ed Cattell, Jr., President, Clan Campbell Society, NA welcomes Lord Lyon Robin Blair, CVO of Edinburgh <br> 3. Dr. Christopher Pratt, Chief of New York Caledonian Club, Robin Blair and James R. Campbell, Trustee of Clan Campbell Society of NA. <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> September 18-21<br> The CCSNA 30th Anniversary Annual General Meeting <br> was held in conjunction with<br> The Charleston Scottish Games and Highland Gathering. <br> at the Embassy Suites hotel<br> Charleston, SC <br> The AGM view (6 pics) <br> Charleston Games view (13 pics) <br> Awards Banquet view (22 pics) <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> 2003 Burns Supper, New York City(3 pictures)<br> 7th Regiment Armory,<br> 643 Park Avenue at 67th Street<br> January 25, 2003 <br> 1. Island Convenor Sister Lucille Campbell and special guests with Rick Stanley of New York Caledonian Club view <br> 2. Long Island Convenor sister Lucille and CCSNA Trustee James Campbell share a special moment <br> 3. The CCSNA Campbells for the record: <br> Sister Lucille, James Campbell are joined by Deputy Commissioner George A. Campbell at the Burns Supper <br> 2003 Events <br> The Lord Lyon of Scotland was greeted by Campbells on his first visit to the United States.(3 pictures)<br> New York Genealogical & Biographical Society,<br> 122 East 58th Street, New York City<br> October 14, 2003 <br> 1. Lord Lyon King of Arms addressed The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society gathering. view <br> 2. Ed Cattell, Jr., President, Clan Campbell Society, NA welcomes Lord Lyon Robin Blair, CVO of Edinburgh <br> 3. Dr. Christopher Pratt, Chief of New York Caledonian Club, Robin Blair and James R. Campbell, Trustee of Clan Campbell Society of NA. <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> September 18-21<br> The CCSNA 30th Anniversary Annual General Meeting <br> was held in conjunction with<br> The Charleston Scottish Games and Highland Gathering. <br> at the Embassy Suites hotel<br> Charleston, SC <br> The AGM view (6 pics) <br> Charleston Games view (13 pics) <br> Awards Banquet view (22 pics) <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> 2003 Burns Supper, New York City(3 pictures)<br> 7th Regiment Armory,<br> 643 Park Avenue at 67th Street<br> January 25, 2003 <br> 1. Island Convenor Sister Lucille Campbell and special guests with Rick Stanley of New York Caledonian Club view <br> 2. Long Island Convenor sister Lucille and CCSNA Trustee James Campbell share a special moment <br> 3. The CCSNA Campbells for the record: <br> Sister Lucille, James Campbell are joined by Deputy Commissioner George A. Campbell at the Burns Supper <br> 2002 Events <br> Annual General meeting and Gathering 2002 (16 pictures)<br> Nashville, TN<br> September 13-14 <br> 1. Executive Council Opening Session view <br> 2. Executive Council Deliberations <br> 3. Store manager Elizabeth Campbell <br> 4. President David and VP Ed Campbell <br> 5. Trustees Stephen and Alicia Campbell <br> 6. President David Campbell welcomes Dr. Ruby Campbell <br> 7.Ed Cattell and Diarmid Campbell <br> 8.Randy Seale and Doug Caddell <br> 9.Jim and Marcia Hofstetter with Jack Campbell <br> 10.Dr. Ruby Campbell, Genealogist and Librarian <br> 11.Lifetime membership for Commissioner Ann Jackson <br> 12. Commissioners Jesse Russell and Jack Campbell <br> 13. Paula and Clyde Bill Campbell with Walton Haddix <br> 14. Ann Campbell and Bob Bruner <br> 15. Piper Camden McCall Simon, University of Tennessee <br> 16. David and Betsy Campbell, President's Award <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Tartan Parade New York City April 6th 2002 "Tunes of Glory" <br> 1. Parade Assembly<br> James R. Campbell, 73rd Chief, the New York Caledonian Club and Trustee, Clan Campbell Society (NA) with Mark Zawadzki, reenactor and lovely Cameron lass. view<br> 2. Campbells led the second oldest Scottish organization in New York in the Tunes of Glory Parade <br> 3. Clan Campbell Society (NA) Vice President Edward V. Cattell, Jr., Journal Editor Patricia N. Coller and Trustee Heather Campbell Smith and husband Larry marched with the Caledonians carrying a Campbell banner. Campbells were well represented in the 2002 Tartan Day Parade. <br> 4 & 5. The Scottish Parliament Reception<br> The Right Honourable Jack McConnell MSP, first Minister for Scotland and the Right Honourable Sir David Steel KBE MSP, presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament hosted a reception to celebrate Tartan Day in America at The Four Seasons Hotel and Sir Sean Connery was a special guest. Cornelia Bush, member of the NY Caledonian Club and the Chief posed with the famous Scotsman and thanked him for contribution to the Tartan Day Parade. <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Burns Supper (7 pictures)<br> 7th Regiment Armory,<br> 643 Park Avenue at 67th Street<br> January 26, 2002 <br> 1. Alan R. Merson, Adele Testani, Lorraine McConnell, James R. Campbell view<br> 2. Alan R. Merson, Immortal Memory <br> 3. John Mauk Hilliard, President, St. Andrew's Society, Toast to the President <br> 4. HM Consul-General, Sir Thomas Harris, KBE, CMG, Toast to the Queen <br> 5-7. 2002 Burns supper guests <br> 2001 Events <br> 28th Annual General Meeting<br> Clan Campbell Society (North America)<br> Manoir Rouville-Campbell<br> Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Canada<br> August 2- 5, 2001 <br> Manior Rouville-Campbell <br> formerly owned by Major Thomas E. Campbell was the setting for the 28th AGM with lush gardens on a river's edge. The restored mansion is a tribute to Campbell heritage and ever so fitting for the first Canadian gathering of CCSNA. <br> 4 Pictures view <br> In Memorium <br> Ian Campbell, 12th Duke of Argyll<br> MacCAILEIN MOR<br> 1937- 2001 <br> 3 Pictures view <br> Executive Council Meeting of Trustees <br> 3 Pictures view <br> AGM Luncheon <br> 10 Pictures view <br> Montreal Highland Games Silver Anniversary<br> August 6, 2001 <br> Following the Annual General Meeting, Campbells attended Montreal's Silver Anniversary Highland Games and enjoyed Canadian hospitality. <br> 9 Pictures view <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Tartan Day Observance<br> New York City<br> April 1, 2001<br> The American Scottish Foundation organized the third Tartan Day Celebration in Central Park, New York City.(7 pics) <br> 1. Tartan Day Program view<br> 2 & 3. City Parks Commissioner Henry Stern welcomed Scots <br> 4. The Right Honorable Eric Milligan, Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh, brought greetings from Scotland and was accompanied by two of pipe bands. <br> 5. Tartan Day 2001. <br> 6 & 7. Tartan Day Pipers. <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Annual Robert Burns Supper<br> with the New York Caledonian Chief George A. Campbell,<br> Park Avenue Armory, New York City<br> January 27, 2001. (4pics)<br> 1. Lorraine McConnell, Co-Chair of the Robert Burns Supper welcomes guests view<br> 2. Richard and Ronda Motycka were joined by Leslie Firth. <br> 3. A Madonna look alike was present along with celebrities. <br> 4. Some of the guests who attended this event. <br> 2000 Events <br> Long Island Scottish Games,<br> Old Westbury Gardens and Mansion, <br> Old Westbury, New York,<br> August 26, 2000 (10 pics)<br> 1. Amityville Pipe Band welcomes Scots and their friends view<br> 2. Old Westbury Mansion, former home of John S. Pipps and wife, Margarita Grace Phipps built in 1906. <br> 3. Record attendance with 8,500 in 2000. <br> 4. Charlie Zahm was joined by Ronny Stewart and music was heard across the field. <br> 5. Dancers competed. <br> 6. Debbie Brewin-Wilson, Harpist, played stirring Scottish music. <br> 7. Carl Surface, Long Island Deputy Commissioner welcomed Sister Lucille Campbell at 83 years of age still going strong. Her car has a bumpersticker that says, "It hard to be humble when you are Scottish." <br> 8. Carl Surface and Heather Campbell Smith, New Jersey Commissioner, discussed Carl's creative designs for the tent. <br> 9. Carl Surface and Heather Campbell assessing the dressing of the tent. <br> 10. Ronny Stewart, Fiddler and Story teller extraordinaire on the EastCoast. <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> The 77th Annual Round Hill Scottish Games,<br> Cranbury Park, Norwalk, CT,<br> July 1, 2000 (6 pics)<br> 1. John Calder, Sr. Connecticut Commissioner and recipient of the 1999 clansmen of the Year Award, welcomed Campbells to Connecticut Games. view<br> 2. Clan Campbell Region One Commissioner Scott W. Campbell visited the tent next door. <br> Two more Campbells, George Campbell, Chief, The New YorkCaledonian Club and wife Priscilla, a Piper with New York Scottish. <br> 3. Scott W. Campbell, Region One Commissioner, Jim Campbell, CCSNA Trustee, and George Campbell, Chief, New York Caledonian Club. <br> 4 & 5: Brian Macdonald in charge of Scottish athletics. Supervises caber toss on the field of the Gallaher Mansion. <br> 6. A future Piper from Connecticut! <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> TheClan Campbell Society (North America) Annual General Meeting, Arlington,Texas. June 1-2, 2000. <br> (10 pics)<br> Executive Council Meeting, AGM,<br> June 1, 2000, Arlington, Texas <br> 1. Ruby Campbell, Genealogist, Joe McD, President of Clan Campbell Education Association, and Walter Campbell, Membership Chairman view<br> 2. David R. Campbell(right), President, Clan Campbell Society (NA). <br> 3. Bob Campbell(left), Deputy Commissioner for Northern Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex, Region 8 <br> and Michael Tomlinson, Texas <br> Commissioner, hosts for the 2000 AGM <br> Annual Meeting and Picnic,<br> Austin Ranch, Grapevine, Texas,<br> June 2, 2000 <br> 4. President David R. Campbell opens the annual meeting at the Austin Ranch <br> 5. Campbells and guests at the picnic <br> 9. Ed Cattell,Vice President, presents the Commissioner of the Year Award <br> 10. Joe McD Campbell, President of Clan Campbell Education Association, presenting the first copy of volume one of A History of Clan Campbell at the AGM <br> 1999 Events <br> Medieval Festival<br> Cloisters, Fort Tryon Park, New York, NY. Sept. 26, 1999 (7 pics) <br> 1. The Cloisters Museum view <br> 2. Field for competition <br> 3. Two lassies from New York Scottish Pipes, Drums and Dancers <br> 4. New York Scottish Pipes and Drums performs for festival with George Campbell, Drummer view <br> 5. The King and Queen make their annual appearance <br> 6. A few medieval folk <br> 7. Medieval singers <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Long Island Scottish Games<br> Old Westbury Gardens, August 28, 1999<br> (7 pics) <br> 1. Old Westbury Mansion <br> 2. Carl Surface and Larry Smith Greeting Guests at Campbell Tent <br> 3. Heather Campbell Smith, New Jersey Commissioner, CCSNA <br> 4. Heather Campbell Smith and Sister Lucille Campbell <br> 5. James R. Campbell, Sister Lucille Campbell and Carl Surface <br> 6. Heather Campbell Smith discusses Journal article with guest <br> 7. Ronny Stewart and friend visit the Campbell tent <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> 26th Annual Scottish Heritage Celebration<br> at the First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan, CT. May 9, 1999(3pics)<br> 1. Jim Campbell, George and Priscilla Campbell with a member of her Clan view <br> 2. Harlan Whatley and George A. Campbell <br> 3. Mount Kisco Scottish Pipe and Drum band <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> West Point Pipes and Drums 20th Annual Tattoo<br> United States Military Academy, West Point, New York. April 25, 1999(8pics)<br> 1. Opening Remarks/Welcome <br> 2. First of many pipe bands to perform <br> 3. Academy's precision Drill Team performed flawlessly <br> 4. George A. Campbell, Downstate Commissioner, engaged in a strategy meeting<br> with Hugh H. Campbell, Jr., New York State Commissioner, Region 2, <br> 5.The Clan Campbell Society Campbells of NY, NJ and CT in attendance <br> 6. West Point Pipes and Drums <br> 7. Cadet "Buddy" Gordon Campbell Cooke,<br> Drum Major of the West Point Pipes and Drums <br> 8.The grand finale of the 1999 Tattoo with assembly of all pipe bands<br> performing Amazing Grace <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Annual General Meeting of the New York Caledonian Club<br> Carnegie Library, Alexander Robertson School. April 18, 1999(2pics)<br> 1. The Newly elected Chief and Chieftain,<br> George A. Campbell and James R. Campbell <br> 2. The New York Caledonian Club Donald C. Ross, former Chief,<br> George A. Campbell, newly elected Chief<br> and James R. Campbell, Chieftain <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Robert Burns Supper at The Lenox Room<br> Sponsored by Campbells of New York City. January 29, 1999(5pics)<br> 1. Heather and Larry Smith greeted by Pipe Sgt. Priscilla Campbell,<br> New York Scottish Pipes and Drums <br> 2. Harlan Whatley, Newsletter Editor, New York Caledonian Club,<br> and George A. Campbell, Downstate Commissioner Clan Campbell <br> 3. John Congdon, Drummer, New York Scottish Pipes and Drums,<br> George, A. Campbell, Downstate Commissioner and <br> James R. Campbell, Convenor of New York City, Clan Campbell Society <br> 4. Pipe Sgt. Priscilla Campbell, New York Scottish Pipes and Drums and<br> wife of the Downstate Commissioner <br> 5. Ronny Stewart, Scottish Fiddler and entertainer with<br> John Congdon, Drummer, New York Scottish Pipes and Drums <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Robert Burns Supper, New York Caledonian Club<br> Seventh Regiment Armory. January 23, 1999(3pics) <br> 1. Flags <br> 2. Ronny Stewart and guests <br> 3. Piper's Toast <br> 1998 Events<br> 38th Annual Scottish Games, Old Westbury Gardens August 22, 1998 (8pics) <br> 1. Setting up the Campbell Tent <br> 2. Hugh H. Campbell Jr. , New York State Commissioner with his sister<br> Heather Campbell Smith, New Jersey State Commissioner <br> 3. Heather Campbell Smith, New Jersey State Commissioner<br> and George Campbell, New York Downstate Commissioner <br> 4. George Campbell welcomes a new member <br> 5. Amityville American Legion Highland Pipe Band, Post 1015 <br> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> Fochabers Fiddlers on tour in New York City, June 27, 1998(4pics) <br> 1. Fochabers Fiddlers on tour in New York City. Central Park concert. <br> 2. George Campbell hosts The New York Caledonian Club 6/27/'98 <br> 3. Fiddling and dancing with a Scottish Flava! <br> 4. More dancing and fiddling with a Scottish Flava! <br> </font> </p> </body>