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Winter Trade Days 2011

Photos by Jim and Kathy Cummings

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The Saturday and Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend brings visitors and vendors to Fort Boonesborough. Vendors can set up their wares inside the cabins. For visitors this is a free event since this is after the regular April to October daily schedule for Fort activities.

It’s a great time for Christmas shopping when looking for gifts associated with 18th century pioneers.

In addition it’s the weekend when “Re-Enactor Appreciation Prizes are awarded for re-enactors who participated in fort events throughout the year.

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Re-Enactor Appreciation Prizes 2011

Scott Heasley – Frontier Memories ll by Dale Payne

Carol Jarboe – Large hand forged meat fork by Bill Farmer/Art Lain

Tony Richardson – Maple Bowl by Michael Murphy

Randy Bales – Trivet by Randy Wolfe/Bethel Forge

Josh Dulaney – William Calk’s Journal, from the Transylvania Store

Tim Haller – Horn Bowl and Spoon from Tommy Barnett

Ed & Pat Paine – Horn Container by Harry Mills

Ann Merriman – Leather cockade and fancy Blanket Pin from Dave &Anne Cannan

Tim Cooley – Leather and Hemp Tumpline

Tad Frei – Brass Compass and Cane Powder Measure from Harry Mills

Sarah Propes – Pick & Brush set by Bill Farmer

Brandi Sheffield - Noggin/Cup, from Transylvania Store

Ken Hill – Spatula by Carl King/Dry Ridge Forge

Lynn Gregg – Folding Knife from Jack and Jude Droesch Heritage Products

Ata Thunderdance – Virginia’s Western War, by Neal O. Hammon and Richard Taylor, from the Transylvania

Anthony Machal – Daniel Boone and the Battle of Blue Licks, by Neal O. Hammon, from the Transylvania Store

Randy Bales – 20 ft. braided Hemp rope from Dave and Anne Cannon

Tony Baker of Baker’s Bundles donated a nice hand-woven sash, George Neal of Bethel Forge donated a nice hand forged meat fork, Transylvania Store donated other books

 

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