Enemies of Liberty: Loyalists in Connecticut Walking Tour

As tensions between the British Crown and the American colonies escalated, divisions among friends, neighbors, and even family members deepened. Those who still supported the Crown were considered enemies of independence. While many colonists hoped to remain neutral, the Revolutionary War’s arrival in New England forced many to choose sides. Fairfield stood strong as a patriot town throughout the American Revolution, yet it was home to loyalists like Anglican minister John Sayre. Discover how Connecticut residents debated the question of independence or loyalty and uncover the depths of loyalty for to the Crown as tensions between patriots and loyalists boiled over.
Rain Date: July 25
Registration is required. $15 for Members; $20 for Non-Members.
Program Details:

Program meets at Fairfield Museum Lobby.
Pre-registration is required—no drop-ins will be allowed.
No physical ticket will be mailed. Check in using your name.
Tour is approximately 90 minutes long and will start promptly.
This program is recommended for adults and kids ages 14 and up.
Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. We will be standing and walking for extended periods.
Continuous audio or video recording of our programs is not permitted.
No refunds will be given unless the program is cancelled by the Fairfield Museum.