An illustration of a Native American man standing before a traditional dwelling is centered against a backdrop of a lush, green forest.

North Shore Historical Museum

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As part of our Community Connections Series, the North Shore Historical Museum is pleased to welcome Sandi Brewster-Walker, Executive Director of the Montaukett Indian Nation, for an illuminating presentation exploring the lives and vital roles of David and Jacob Fowler, along with other Long Island Indigenous patriots during the American Revolution.&nbsp;The presentation will explore the high-stakes diplomacy of late 1775, when David Fowler (Montaukett) and Joseph Johnson (Mohegan) were commissioned by the Continental Congress on a mission to Fort Pitt in western Pennsylvania.

As part of our Community Connections Series, the North Shore Historical Museum is pleased to welcome Sandi Brewster-Walker, Executive Director of the Montaukett Indian Nation, for an illuminating presentation exploring the lives and vital roles of David and Jacob Fowler, along with other Long Island Indigenous patriots during the American Revolution. The presentation will explore the high-stakes diplomacy of late 1775, when David Fowler (Montaukett) and Joseph Johnson (Mohegan) were commissioned by the Continental Congress on a mission to Fort Pitt in western Pennsylvania.

North Shore Historical Museum

Community Connections: Native American

140 Glen St

General Admission

Free

Suggested Donation

$5

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