Character Portrayal:

This is a living history account of one the most famous Kentuckians in history. The presentation is performed in strict First Person as the actual character, Daniel Boone. The clothing, accoutrements, and items that he carried have been researched and are as close to his personal gear as possible. Sharing the stories and demonstrating the mannerisms of Boone, I reveal a fascinating glimpse of history to your audience, guests, or students which is as accurate as it is entertaining.

Guest Speaker / Appearances:

This scenario for the Public is designed to bring the information and the Character for them to meet first hand. Visitors will be able to witness and discuss documented articles about this great mans life. People of all ages enjoy visting with me as Daniel Boone, dressed in his frontier clothing and displaying many items of interest. The informal, personal interaction between myself, as Boone, and your guests/students makes for a memorable educational experience.

Programs:
The following programs are presented in First Person, as though you are hearing the actual accounts straight from Daniel Boone himself. They will leave your guests/students captivated and eager to learn more about this man's adventurous life.

Battle of Blue Licks
On August 19, 1782 the Kentuckians suffered the worst loss of the entire Revolutionary War on the western frontier.

In this program I speak about the gathering of the Militia captains along with mustering of men from the different forts- Logans Fort, Boonesborough, and Harrodsburg. This contingent was to take chase of William Caldwell and the Shawnee to try and dispatch them for their horrible deeds against the frontier settlers.

Program length:
Approximately 45 min with a 15 minute Q&A session following

Siege of Boonesborough
In 1778, the Shawnee lay siege to Fort Boonesborough.

In this program I speak about how Boone escaped capture by Chief Black Fish of the Shawnee, when he learned of a British plot to attack Fort Boonesborough. This includes a description of how Daniel returned in time to rally the settlers to successfully withstand the ten day siege of Boonesborough.

Program length:
Approximately 45 min with a 15 minute Q&A session following