Native American Perspectives on the American Revolution
Celebrating 250 with ARCH: Native American Perspectives
Join us at the Rollinsford Library Community Room as noted Native American interpreter Ken Hamilton presents a talk on Native American perspectives on the American Revolution.
DATE: Wednesday, May 20, 2026
TIME: 7:00 pm
LOCATION: Rollinsford Public Library Community Room
About the Speaker
A 17th and 18th century living history Native “Woodland” interpreter. Ken Hamilton has provided exciting Native American historical culture programs for over 20 years at schools, museums and historical sites, including living history events at the Wentworth House. With his experience and expertise, he is an advisor for many historical projects. He has helped organize and coordinate public events such as re-enactments and various Native gatherings, to provide an entertaining and educational experience for both the public and participants alike.
Ken also studies and reproduces many 17th and 18th century frontier related products, and fur trade hardware reproductions are his specialty. His work can be seen in numerous film documentaries, museum exhibits, private collections, and frontier oriented Native art galleries.
About Our Celebrating 250 Series
One of a series of events in recognition of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, this lecture is hosted by the Association for Rollinsford Culture and History (ARCH).
Please note that talks in the ARCH lecture series will take place at Rollinsford’s Community Room, not at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House. The Community Room is located in the Lower Mill on Front Street, adjacent to the Rollinsford Public Library; the entrance is on the river side of the Mill, just beyond the Library, under the blue awning.
This lecture series is free and open to the public although donations will be gratefully accepted. For more information about the lecture series, send an email to paulwentworthhouse@gmail.com.