With a tow, row, row, row, row, row... tap your feet and hum to this tune sung by living historian Tom Ritter. This is just a sample of what our Colonial Market Virtual Tavern Trivia night has in store for you on Thursday, July 23, at 7 p.m. Even though Tom is playing the traditional marching song of the British —The British Grenadiers—American fife players played this catchy tune by changing the original lyrics. In fact, stealing tunes was popular in the 1700s when the lyrics to popular melodies would be re-written, usually poking fun at the original. Join Tom and other Colonial Market living historians to play along with us as we "go live" in a four-round tavern trivia game on topics all-things Colonial Maryland. You can ask questions, and challenge your knowledge. Grab a pint and register now. It may get bawdy. Register at mdhs.org/events. Tom Ritter lives in Harford County where he plays several instruments as well as organizes and plays period dance music for historic balls a...