Join us for a memorable evening of music, history, and conversation celebrating the life, military service, and lasting legacy of one of the American Revolution’s most celebrated — and often overlooked — figures.

The evening kicks off with a rousing performance by Scurvy Fellows Indeed, a spirited crew of 18th-century privateers who will entertain with rollicking sea chanteys — audience sing-along strongly encouraged!

Speakers:
Robert Booth – Historian
Larry Sands – Captain of Glover’s Marblehead Regiment
Nancy Lusignan Schultz – Chair of the Swampscott Historical Commission