Approximately
50 families will be camping in period clothing, just as
our Appalachian forefathers and mothers did 150+ years
ago! Stop by and talk with them about how their lifestyle
was "back-then"!
We are now preparing for the 42nd Annual Appalachian Festival. Mother's Day Weekend
May 6, 7 & 8
2011
2010 Living History Demonstrators
APPLE BUTTER MAKING – Amy Martin & Debbie Meadows-Ginn
BLACKSMITH – Brook Jones
CHILDREN’S GAMES – Lisa & Herb Turner
CROSS-SAWING, APPALACHIAN BEEKEEPER – Grandville Griffith
DULCIMER – Donald Drewry
DUTCH OVEN COOKING – Clan Desdin
HAWK THROWING – Denver Hinkston
FINGER WEAVING – Ruanne Wilks
FIRESTARTING – Jessica Osborne
FLINTNAPPING, STORYTELLING,
CORN GRINDING & DUGOUT CANOE – Bill & Sharon Combs
FOOD PRESERVATION & SMOKE HOUSE – WAYNE & JENNIFER
HARRISON
GRISTMILL – Bob & Debbie Taylor
ICE CREAM & BUTTER
MAKER – Lois Johnston
INKLE LOOMING – Gary & Debbie Miner
LYE SOAP MAKING – Wynona Mills
BLUEGRASS MUSIC – Tom & Teresa Pressley
NATIVE AMERICAN
DRUM & DANCE – All Nations Drum, John & Mary Helton
PETTING ZOO & PONY
RIDES – Animal Enterprises, Shaun Wendt
RED CLAY POTTERY – Carolyn Slattery
QUILL WRITING – Darlene Hopper
ROPE MAKER - Ken Curd
STROLLING STORYTELLING & TRAPPER OF FURS – Paul Wannamacher |
