Abenaki Collection

Hannah Duston escapes from capture by Native Americans
Hannah Duston and two other captives escaping from Abenaki Indians on the Merrimac River, New Hampshire, 1697. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Samoset Visits Pilgrims at Plymouth
Samoset, an Abenaki Sagamore, or lesser chief, who had learned English from fisherman and sailors off Maine, walked into Plymouth colony and startled the pilgrim colonists by speaking English

Duston family defended against Indians, bas-relief on a memorial in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Digital photograph

Hannah Duston captured in an Indian raid
Hannah Duston kidnapped by Indians, bas-relief on a memorial in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Digital photograph

Squier Map of Aquadoctan Village near Laconia in Belknap County, New Hampshire, USA
The Aquadoctan Village near Laconia in Belknap County, New Hampshire, United States of America. Map by Ephraim George Squier (circa mid 19th century). Vintage etching circa mid 19th century

Chamberlain and Paugus at Lovewells Fight, 1725, (1872). John Chamberlain shoots Paugus

ABENAKI MEN AND SOLDIER. A sachem of the Abenakee Nation rescuing an English officer from the Indians. Woodcut, American, c1768

MOUNT ASCUTNEY, CONNECTICUT VALLEY, USA. J. D. WOODWARD. The name Ascutney"
MOUNT ASCUTNEY, CONNECTICUT VALLEY, USA. J.D. WOODWARD

MAINE: ATTACKING NATIVE AMERICANS. Setting dogs on the Native Americans by the Popham, Maine, colonists at the mouth of the Kennebec River in 1607. Wood engraving, 19th century

SAMOSET (c1590-1653). Native American chief of Monhegan Isle. Samosets first visit to Plymouth Colony on 16 March 1621. Wood engraving, 19th century

MAINE: POPHAM COLONY, 1607. Native Americans greeting the Popham, Maine, colonists at the mouth of the Kennebec River in 1607. Wood engraving, 19th century

Hannah Duston escaping from Indian captors
Hannah Duston and others escape from Abenaki, bas-relief on a memorial in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Digital photograph

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"Discovering the Abenaki: A Journey Through History and Culture" Step back in time as we delve into the captivating world of the Abenaki, a Native American tribe with a rich history and vibrant culture. From remarkable tales of bravery to encounters with early settlers, their story is one that deserves to be told. One such tale revolves around Hannah Duston, who famously escaped from capture by Native Americans. Her courageous journey through unfamiliar lands serves as a testament to her resilience and determination. In another significant event, Samoset visited the Pilgrims at Plymouth, bridging cultures and fostering understanding between two vastly different worlds. This encounter marked an important milestone in the early days of colonization. The Squier Map offers us a glimpse into Aquadoctan Village near Laconia in Belknap County, New Hampshire. The intricate details depicted on this map provide valuable insights into the daily lives and settlements of the Abenaki people. Chamberlain and Paugus at Lovewells Fight showcases a pivotal moment during King William's War in 1725 when tensions ran high between Native Americans and English settlers. This dramatic scene reminds us of the conflicts that shaped our nation's history. Mount Ascutney stands tall in Connecticut Valley, USA – its majestic presence serving as a reminder of nature's beauty intertwined with indigenous heritage. It holds significance for both locals and visitors alike. ABENAKI MEN AND SOLDIER portrays an inspiring image of unity as an Abenakee sachem rescues an English officer. This powerful display highlights moments when cultural differences were set aside for mutual aid and respect. Maine: Attacking Native Americans sheds light on darker chapters where violence marred relations between colonists and native tribes. These events serve as reminders to learn from past mistakes while striving for reconciliation today. King William's War witnessed tragedy when Major Richard Waldron fell victim to Cochecho Massacre - the first settlement attacked by Native Americans during this conflict.