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Eastern North Carolina is steeped in a rich and deep-rooted story – that of the waterways that make this place a celebrated and unique part of the eastern seaboard. Join us at Historic Bath Sate Historic Site to travel back in time to the days when water was the lifeblood of our state. • We will demonstrate brewing, apothecary skills, spinning yarn out of wool, ropemaking, and more.
• There will be a genealogist on hand with tips on beginning your search for information on your ancestors.
• Two lectures on our local history will be held at the Van Der Ver House: 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. 103 Harding St.
• Weapons Demonstrations will be at Bonner Point: 11 a.m.,1 p.m. and 2 p.m. 200 Front St.
• There will be guided tours of St. Thomas, and the church Gift Shop will be open. 101 Craven St.
Two lectures on colonial history by local historians will be held as part of Our Maritime Heritage event.
Friday, October 3, Noe Building of St. Thomas Church, 101 Craven Street, Bath, N.C.:
4 p.m.- Beaufort County Patriots of Color who Served in the American Revolution, by Billie-Jean Mallison, Reading Blount Chapter, DAR
5 p.m. – Captain Nathan Keais of Port Bath and Washington, N.C. N.C. Customs Collector and Patriot, by Gillian Hookway-Jones, Local Author
Saturday, October 4, the Van Der Veer House, 103 Harding Street, Bath, N.C.
10 a.m.- Beaufort County Patriots of Color who Served in the American Revolution, by Billie-Jean Mallison, Reading Blount Chapter, DAR
2 p.m. – Captain Nathan Keais of Port Bath and Washington, N.C. N.C. Customs Collector and Patriot, by Gillian Hookway-Jones, Local Author
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
100 S. Harding St, 27808, 100 S Harding St, Bath, NC 27808-9501, United States
