Thunderhawk Living History invites you to learn about all aspects of Native Eastern Woodland life in the 1700's
What you can expect when we come and teach Living history
Our Thunderhawk Guides possess the quality of being able to communicate in ways with both young and old alike so people feel relaxed in their company.
"Me and my family always feel comfortable and welcomed, they teach us all new things every time we come to see them, that's pretty neat!"
Mike P.
Our Guides have an incredible wealth of knowledge ranging from native hunting and foraging, tool making, cooking, family systems, drums and rattles, weaponry, weaving, flint knapping and warfare.
Each time we visit your school or group we also communicate with you beforehand to ensure we touch on points of interest that you have and if there are sensory or visual requests.
Guides will teach drumming and history through storytelling, learn how to make primitive fishing nets and track animal footprints. Outside set up is a most effective way to help children understand how camp life was but if it's not possible we can also work inside.
We at Thunderhawk see just how effective it is when students are immersed into Living History and has been proven time and time again to enable people to enjoy themselves and learn in a fun and positive way.
Teaching 18th Century ways of life and traditions on the grounds of Historical Forts around New York and New Hampshire
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