19th Century Trades
Description
A 19th century carpenter worked with nails made by the local blacksmith, and the blacksmith's bucket came from the cooper shop next door. The cooper and the carpenter needed material cut at the sawmill, and the printer prepared the bags used at the gristmill for buckwheat flour. Work with each of these experts to learn how trades were the engine that kept 19th century community running.
Instructor Name: Kings Landing Staff
Level: Beginner
Age: For ages 16+
Length: Half-day workshop
Dates: July 23, 2011
Times: 1pm - 4pm
Offered By: Kings Landing Historical Settlement
Location: Kings Landing Historical Settlement
Workshop Fee: $35 + HST
Materials Fee: N/A
Equipment Required: Not applicable
