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First Special Event of the Season Performance of traditional tunes of the British Isles by Maine St.Andrew’s Pipes and Drums of Corinth, Maine. 2:00pm |
Donations welcome |
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Evening Lantern Walk including tour of 17th century excavated village by candle light and meeting with an 18th century soldier at Fort William Henry. (Rain date June 2) 8:00pm |
Donations welcome |
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18th Century Crafts and Pastimes Weekend including demonstrations of blacksmithing and woodworking and presentations on Colonial childrens’ games.
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Donations welcome |
| Saturday, June 21 |
Quicker Than the Eye. Living history interpreter Robert Olson will demonstrate 18th century magic and conjuring at 1:30 PM and 3:30 PM. (Rain date June 22) 1:30pm-4:00pm |
Donations welcome |
| Friday, July 4 |
232nd Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence Public reading, with commentary, by living history interpreter. 2:00pm |
Donations welcome |
| Saturday, July 5 |
Evening Lantern Walk including tour of 17th century excavated village by candle light and meeting with an 18th century soldier at Fort William Henry. (Rain date July 6) 8:00pm |
Donations welcome |
| Sunday, July 6 |
Archaeology Discovery Day at Colonial Pemaquid with activities for both youth and adults and featuring archaeologist Dr. Neill DePaoli. 1:00pm-5:00pm (rain date: Sunday, July 20) |
Donations welcome |
| Monday, July 7 |
‘To Brass iron pewter Wood & other Ware for Housewifry’: Outfitting a Kitchen in Colonial New England by Dr. Andrea Hawkes, Tate House Museum. 7:30pm |
Free to FOCP members; others $3.00 |
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Frontier Outpost. Military Encampment of Benjamin Church’s Company featuring uniformed men-at-arms demonstrating period weapons and military exercises. 1:00pm-4:00pm each day |
Donations welcome |
| Monday, July 14 |
Wabanaki Homeland, Mapping and Cross-Cultural Collaboration: The 1820 Journal and Plans of Survey of Joseph Treat by Micah Pawling, University of Maine, Orono. 7:30pm |
Free to FOCP members; others $3.00 |
| Monday, July 21 |
Down to the Sea in Something…Ships and Shipping in 17th and 18th Century Pemaquid by historian James Nelson. 7:30PM |
Free to FOCP members; others $3.00 |
| Saturday, July 26 |
The Age of Pirates featuring historian Jim Nelson as the notorious swashbuckler Dixie Bull. (Rain date July 27) 1:00pm and 3:00pm |
Donations welcome |
| Monday, July 28 |
Guns, Iron and Pathogens: European-Indigenous Communities’ First Contact by H. G. “Skip” Brack, Davistown Museum. [This is the final event in the Pemaquid region’s Wabanaki Days Celebration]. 7:30pm |
Free to FOCP members; others $3.00 |
| Saturday, August 2 |
Evening Lantern Walk including tour of excavated 17th century village by candle light and meeting with 18th century soldier at Fort William Henry. (Rain date August 3) 7:00pm |
Donations welcome |
| Monday, August 4 |
New England and the China Trade by independent historian Miriam Butts. 7:30PM |
Free to FOCP members; others $3.00 |
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Natives of Pemaquid: Adventure and Misadventure in 1605 with independent historian David Morey. 7:30 pm |
Free to FOCP members; others $3.00 |
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Native American Weekend with living history interpreter Ken Hamilton presenting a new perspective on 17th century trade in coastal Maine. 1:00pm-4:00pm each day |
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Who Is at Rest in the Olde Fort Burial Ground? by Colonial Pemaquid board member Bill Kerr 7:30 pm |
Free to FOCP members; others $3.00 |
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"Medockawando arrived at Fort Charles": Pemaquid’s Role in Anglo-Indian Diplomacy in Early Maine by historical archaeologist Dr. Neill De Paoli. 7:30pm |
Free to FOCP members; others $3.00 |
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Castlebay in Concert with local musicians Julia Lane and Fred Gosbee. (Rain date August 31) 1:00pm and 3:00pm |
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