Thunderhawk Living History School 148 Mutton Hollow Road, Moriah, NY 12960

Thunderhawk Living History School, located at 148 Mutton Hollow Road in Moriah, New York, offers a unique opportunity to learn about Native Eastern Woodland life in the 1700's. As a reenactment group and living history school, Thunderhawk provides an interactive experience for individuals of all ages and physical abilities.

Our focus is on presenting historically accurate depictions of life in the 1700's, from the perspective of Native American Indians, fur traders, Europeans living among Native societies, Highlanders, settlers, and Rogers Rangers. Through hands-on activities, such as foraging, hunting, and trade demonstrations, participants gain a better understanding of the daily life and challenges faced by people during that time period.

Our knowledgeable guides are skilled in communicating with both young and old, ensuring a comfortable and engaging learning experience for all. From drumming and storytelling to primitive tool making and warfare techniques, our guides cover a wide range of topics related to 18th-century life.

Whether visiting historical forts in New York and New Hampshire or conducting lessons indoors, Thunderhawk Living History School strives to make learning history a fun and immersive experience. By bringing the past to life through living history, we aim to inspire curiosity and appreciation for the traditions and ways of life of our ancestors.