French and Indian War

276 years ago the townsfolk of Plantation Number 4 voted to create a fortified section of town.

Reenactors/Living Historians personifying British and French troops, rangers, militia, camp followers, Native Americans, and sutlers gather to recreate events surrounding New England's involvement in the war.

Included during this two day event are tactical battle reenactments, open hearth and campfire cooking, blacksmithing, textile production, and colonial trades.

The weekend's schedule is as follows:

Saturday
• 9:30 AM Friends of the Fort Members Early Admission to the Grounds
• 10 AM Fort opens for the day
• 11:30 AM Latin Prayers (On Common)
• 1:30 PM Battle (Tactical)
• 4:30 PM Museum Closes

Sunday
• 9:30 AM Friends of the Fort Members Early Admission to the Grounds
• 10:00 AM Museum Open for the Day
• 11:30 AM Morning Prayer Service (on Common)
• 1:30 PM Battle (Tactical)
• 3:00 PM Camps are Struck (French and British Camps are closed to visitors)
• 3:30 PM Museum Closes for the Day

Saturday May 2 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Sunday May 3 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM

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