Meet Bill Hunt

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He is a Living History Interpreter.
That means Multiple Personalities.
You can hire any one of his personalities
to talk to your group.

He also makes many of the items
he wears and carries.
Ask him if he will make something for you.

And he will tell a story to go with it.
Of times long past are these stories.

Meet The Team

Bill Hunt as Andrew Montour

Andrew Montour and his mother were important as interpreters and diplomats. They lived in between.

They lived in between the Whites and the Indians. They were the Metis.

See articles and video on Bill Hunt's talks:

https://www.pennarchaeology.com/2014/03/indian-interpreter-to-portray-andrew.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBK7yD8Y3Qk

https://www.sungazette.com/news/top-news/2014/04/andrew-montour-reborn/

radio show: https://soundcloud.com/ncc8-society-for-pa-arch/the-susquehannocks-tank-baird-on-wrak

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Bill Hunt as a French Marine

The French Marines, the French Canadians, the French army would lead groups of Indian allies to attack the British settlements in North America.

Bill Hunt as a Scotsman

Bill Hunt probably has a story or two about those Jacobites, and for sure he has a story on the Battle of Culloden. The British Union Jack was only several decades old then.

Bill Hunt as Simon Girty

This man had a bad rep. Was it deserved? Let Bill Hunt tell you his story. The story is wild. Canada celebrates him. America is, at the most, ambivalent.

Bill Hunt as a captured French Marine

Bill Hunt as French Marine at Fort Edwards in WV for the Battle of the Great Cacapon.

Bill Hunt switch hits for the Virginia Regiment

Bill Hunt will tell you what it meant to be an officer and how you had to buy the rank or find a patron. He tells you about the life of all of the ranks in the Virginia Regiment. This picture shows Bill Hunt telling these stories to the people visiting Fort Loudoun Winchester VA.