Exhibit: Jamestown Settler

Name:	Jamestown Settler
Period:	17th Century (1600-1699)
City:	Orem
State:	Utah
Travel:	Regional
To Schedule:	Email Kevin Molett
Standard Fee:	$150 for up to 4 hours
Note:	Step into the shoes of a 17th-century colonist and experience the harsh realities of life in early Jamestown. This interpretation of John Smith, a survivor of the colony's early years, offers a glimpse into the challenges faced by those who sought to establish a new life in the New World. Engage in insightful conversations about the hardships of colonial life, the conflict with Native American tribes, and the struggle for survival in a harsh environment. Potential Discussion Topics: The Starving Time: Discuss the devastating winter of 1609-1610 and the measures taken by the colonists to survive. Arms and armor: Take a look at the weapons and armor the Europeans brought with them to the New World Relations with Native Americans: Explore the complex relationship between the colonists and the Powhatan Confederacy, including instances of cooperation and conflict. Colonial Life and Labor: Discuss the daily lives of colonists, including their work in agriculture, industry, and trade. The Legacy of Jamestown: Explore the enduring impact of Jamestown on American history and its role in shaping the future of the nation. Immerse yourself in the world of John Smith and gain a deeper understanding of the sacrifices and perseverance of the early settlers of Jamestown.

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