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| Monadnock Hiker |
Posted - July 03 2018 : 2:11:12 PM
http://www.fortat4.org/calendar.php
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John Stark Muster of the Militia
June 23rd & 24th
Join the Militia-10:30 AM
Presentation 1 PM
John Maynard & Independence Commemoration
June 30 - July 6th
Out of Time: Romans at the Fort
July 14
Living History Weekend with United Train of Artillery
July 21st & 22nd
Abenaki at the Trading Post August 26th & 26th
A Night of Storytelling: Native Legends
Saturday, August 25th, 6:30 PM
Out of Time: Mountain Men at the Fort
September 1 - 3
18th Century Bake Weekend
September 8, 9
Living History Weekend with Warner's Regiment
September 15th & 16th
Return to Number 4: Revolutionary War Weekend
September 29th & 30th
Women of Number 4 Living History Weekend
October 6th & 7th
Details to Follow.
Open Air Theater Event!: Sleepy Hollow
October 12th, 13th, 14th, 19th, 20th & 21st
Details to Follow.
Harvest Dinner
October 27
Clothing of the Eastern Woodlands
Saturday, November 3
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| Monadnock Hiker |
Posted - July 06 2018 : 5:38:25 PM
The Pequawket Alliance at Fort William Henry - 2015 ...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXmUZdqc2Vw |
| Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - July 06 2018 : 08:50:41 AM
The Pequawket Alliance had a meeting at the Fort at #4 last May 6, and will have another this fall. |
| Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - July 06 2018 : 08:40:24 AM
They are all Pequawket Alliance, and all live in New England. Not sure where. For me, New England is a place, north of New York, and close to Canada. The distances don't register as being all that far away from each other. I think of Fort Niagara as not very far from Ticonderoga. I regularly "run up the road" to Fort Dobbs which is just over 2 hours away. Or Martin's Station and Fort Loudoun, which are 3-4 hours away. The Pequawkets have a couple of meetings a year at the Fort at #4. |
| Monadnock Hiker |
Posted - July 05 2018 : 8:14:54 PM
Fitz - are those folks you mentioned part of a "Pequawket Alliance" unit in THIS area??? - I can't imagine they drive up here from your area for any meetings??? |
| Monadnock Hiker |
Posted - July 05 2018 : 10:05:45 AM
No Fitz, - I don't really "know" anyone that works or volunteers there & have never been to a meeting. The woman working at the counter in the gift shop - is "the definition of pleasant" and with a great sense of humor. Something lacking in many folks today. - I keep thinking about a membership, but it's a two hour drive each way. - Should just send a donation instead. |
| Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - July 05 2018 : 08:44:19 AM
Then you might know Lynn and Buster White, Dave Bayer, the Poissons, Lyle Cubberly and others. |
| Monadnock Hiker |
Posted - July 04 2018 : 11:07:38 AM
It's kinda "off the beaten path" & not in a "touristy area" - so events are probably not as large as at other places. It's about a two hour drive for me & I live in N.H. It appears money is tight & in some areas it needs a new roof - so there's always a drive on for donations. You can "buy a patch of roof" with a small donation - by placing a sticker on the area you want it applied to. There's a drawing of the roof areas in need in the gift shop at the entrance, which I pick an area every year & add a few bucks. ... Always make a couple of pilgrimages every year. - I've ALWAYS said I intended to make that "Harvest Dinner" in the late Fall ... hopefully this year. |
| Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - July 04 2018 : 10:49:01 AM
That is a place I would like to go. My unit, the Pequawket Alliance, is heavily involved with it and has meetings there. But it is a long way for me to drive.
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