The native people who lived in New Gloucester some 10,000 years ago will be the subject of a presentation at the New Gloucester Historical Society on Oct. 18 beginning at 7 p.m. at the New Gloucester Meetinghouse next to the Town Hall on Route 231 (Intervale Road).

The presenter will be Canyon Wolf, education director at Ne-Do-Ba and the program will center on the Native People’s culture, history, family life, seasonal rounds, travel, homes and gardens. The public is invited. The program will be an especially good one for interested children as well as adults. Refreshments will be served. A business meeting will follow.

The native people who lived in New Gloucester some 10,000 years ago will be the subject of a presentation at the New Gloucester Historical Society on Oct. 18 beginning at 7 p.m. at the New Gloucester Meetinghouse next to the Town Hall on Route 231 (Intervale Road).

The presenter will be Canyon Wolf, education director at Ne-Do-Ba and the program will center on the Native People’s culture, history, family life, seasonal rounds, travel, homes and gardens. The public is invited. The program will be an especially good one for interested children as well as adults. Refreshments will be served. A business meeting will follow.