Beaufort Historic Site Video Promotion

Eliza Manteo, (circa 1820) an AI generated Spokesperson
for the Beaufort Historic Site

65 Engaging Questions to ask Eliza!

Meet Eliza Manteo, the innovative AI-generated presenter and Chatbot for the Beaufort Historic Site. Eliza is a digital embodiment of Beaufort’s rich heritage, uniquely designed to represent the intertwining of Native American and European influences that have shaped this historic community and region. Her name, ‘Eliza,’ was chosen for its common use in the early 1800s, reflecting the European chapter of Beaufort’s story. It’s an elegant and timeless name, resonating with the historical essence of the area.

The surname ‘Manteo’ pays tribute to the Native American legacy of North Carolina. It is derived from a notable figure of the Roanoke tribe, Manteo, recognized for his significant interactions with English settlers during the late 16th century. This name honors the deep-rooted Native American history and its inseparable role in the region’s past.

Eliza Manteo stands as a bridge between the past and the present, inviting you to explore the captivating history of Beaufort. While we provide an ‘Engaging Questions for Eliza Manteo‘ PDF as a curated guide, Eliza is not limited to these questions. We encourage you to be curious and ask any question you might have about the Beaufort Historic Site and Beaufort’s intriguing history. Watch the video featuring Eliza and engage with her through our Chatbot to begin your personalized journey through the historical narratives of this charming coastal town.

John Smith, (circa 1790) an AI generated Spokesperson and Jailer for the Beaufort Historic Site

Meet John Smith, an AI Generated spokesperson / jailer for the Beaufort Historic Site.

A jailer in 1790 would likely have a practical and modest appearance, reflecting the norms of the late 18th century. He would probably wear a simple, sturdy outfit suitable for the physical demands of the job. This might include a plain shirt, a waistcoat, and breeches or trousers made of durable fabric. He could also wear a tricorn hat, common in that era. His attire would be functional rather than fashionable, prioritizing ease of movement and durability.

Scan this QR Code to view the John Smith Introduction. An AI generated Spokesperson and Jailer for the Beaufort Historic Site

John Brown, (circa 1850) an AI generated Spokesperson and Apothecary for the Beaufort Historic Site

Meet John Brown an AI generated Apothecary at the Beaufort Historic Site.

The field of medicine in 1850 was quite different than today and the remedies used by apothecaries reflected the medical knowledge and practices of the time.

Remedies, while widely used at the time, were often based on limited understanding of disease and physiology. Many were ineffective or even harmful by modern standards. The practice of pharmacy and medicine has evolved significantly since then, with a greater emphasis on evidence-based treatments.

Scan this QR Code to view the Introduction of John Brown. An AI Generated Apothecary at the Beaufort Historic Site.

Isaiah Johnson Spokesperson Beaufort Historic Site, (circa 1900) an AI generated Spokesperson and Fisherman for the Beaufort Historic Site

Meet Isaiah Johnson an AI generated Fisherman at the Beaufort Historic Site.

Fishing has been a vital part of Beaufort, North Carolina’s economy and culture since its founding in 1709. Initially, it was a primary industry alongside whaling and shipbuilding, crucial for both local consumption and trade. Through the 19th century, advancements in fishing technology bolstered Beaufort’s standing as a significant fishing hub.

Post-Civil War, the industry continued to thrive, with the African American community, including freedmen, playing a key role. In the 20th century, alongside commercial fishing, recreational fishing and tourism gained prominence.

Today, fishing remains central to Beaufort’s identity, celebrated in local events and festivals, with a focus on sustainable practices for future preservation.

Scan this QR Code to view the Introduction of Isaiah Johnson. An AI generated Fisherman at the Beaufort Historic Site.

I have created multiple AI Generated spokespersons for the Beaufort Historic Site to demonstrate the flexibility and creativity this technology presents.

Below are promotional still images and a video I created from images captured at the Beaufort Historic Site in Beaufort, NC. Great pleasure working with the staff and volunteers at such an this historic venue!

The Beaufort Historic Site is comprised of ten buildings, six of which have been authentically restored. Nestled on two acres in the heart of the quaint downtown area of Beaufort.

Immerse yourself in the centuries-old history of beautiful Beaufort with a visit to the Beaufort Historic Site. Renowned as the third oldest town in North Carolina, there is a lot of history to explore in this quiet Southern Outer Banks community.

Visit the Beaufort Historic Site at the address below.

Beaufort Historic Site
130 Turner St
Beaufort, NC 28516

Learn more about the Beaufort Historic Site here:  https://beauforthistoricsite.org/