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SUMMARY:Heritage Day Fall Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Daniel Boone Homestead will come alive with the sights\, smells\, and sounds of colonial America during our Heritage Day Fall Festival. Celebrate the arrival of Fall with your family and friends. This event will feature a variety of colonial and early American demonstrations\, trades\, and hands-on activities. It will include some new participants and demonstrations this year while also continuing our celebration of America250. This year’s highlights include blacksmithing\, gunsmithing\, leatherworking\, open hearth cooking\, tinsmithing\, spinning\, gardening\, and an eighteenth-century fashion display. Visitors will hear from living history interpreters about the colonial militia and Dragoons and can participate in a muster activity using wooden dummy guns and swords. The event also includes a variety of artisan craft and specialty food vendors plus fall activities for children like pumpkin painting. \nStone House History will be returning this year with their tape weaving and wood carving demonstrations and colonial musician Robert Mouland will be entertaining visitors all afternoon with his historic instruments and dancing puppets. Plus\, enjoy music from the Brandywine Fife and Drum Corps and learn about the importance of the fife and drum during the American Revolution. We are excited to also have Coffee with a Colonial joining us for the first time this year\, giving visitors unique insight into this important colonial beverage. In addition to demonstrations and trades\, there will be a variety of eighteenth-century hands-on activities for children and adults to enjoy including candle dipping\, quill pen writing\, and colonial toys and games. \nVisitors are invited to tour the two historic houses onsite – the Boone House and the Bertolet Log House – and learn about the three families who lived on the property in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Inside the Boone House\, visitors can view the Apothecary display featuring period medical instruments. Make sure to visit the spring cellar too – the oldest part of the Boone House. On your way through the Boone Yard\, make a stop at the laundress and tailor. And don’t forget a visit to the unique\, three-room Bertolet Log House\, a prime example of early Germanic architecture. \nAdmission: Adults $12.00\, Seniors (65+) $10.00\, Youth (6-17) $5.00. Children 5 and under and DBHA members are free. Please\, no pets (except service animals) and no smoking. The event is presented and funded by The Daniel Boone Homestead Associates. \nWe are excited to have the following vendors joining us for Heritage Day: \nArtisan Craft & Specialty Food Vendors and Merchants \nBobbin and Treadle \nLiberty & Co. \nNaturally Lathered Tallow \nBeverage & Food Vendors \nKline’s Kernels \nThe Social Stable\, LLC \nWow Wagon \nStay tuned for more details & vendor updates!
URL:https://thedanielboonehomestead.org/event/heritage-day-fall-festival/
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SUMMARY:Early American Candle Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Please note\, this program is now sold out. \nJoin the Daniel Boone Homestead Associates for their first annual Early American Candle Making & Educational Workshop with Heritage Art and Craft Studio. Journey back in time with Greg and Peggy Geesaman to learn the art of crafting candles with natural beeswax. Participants will take part in the careful and significant process of candle dipping\, a traditional Early American method\, as they create your own double wick 100% beeswax hand-dipped candle. In addition\, participants will make a 5″ cinnamon scented display ornament\, by a method similarly used by German Lebkuchen Bakers in the sixteenth century from a Stoneware Cookie mold (designs vary). A Historic Presentation from Colonial period interpreters during class will reveal some interesting facts about Early American Living and the history of candle making in the eighteenth century. \nHeritage Art and Craft Studio is co-owned by Greg Geesaman and Peggy Allen-Geesaman. For over fifty years\, Greg has dedicated himself to the study of American History\, as well as gardening\, landscaping\, agriculture\, and environmental preservation. He shares his knowledge with others through educational seminars\, classes\, and workshops. Peggy\, a native of Berks County\, has dedicated over 30 years to teaching art and crafts. Before launching her own business in the 1990s\, she worked in retail marketing. While she offers a wide range of classes\, her true passion lies in Traditional American crafts. She stays informed of current historical trends as a member of the Historical Society of Early American Decoration (HSEAD). \nThis is a beginner-level workshop and is open to all ages if accompanied by an adult. Registration is required for the workshop\, and a form can be obtained by emailing us at thedanielboonehomestead@gmail.com. Daniel Boone Homestead Associate Members $45 and Non-Members $50. All supplies are included. All proceeds go to support the Daniel Boone Homestead. Space is limited to 10 participants. This program is funded and provided by the Daniel Boone Homestead Associates
URL:https://thedanielboonehomestead.org/event/candle-making-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Fall Lecture Series - The American Revolution in Pennsylvania
DESCRIPTION:Join the Daniel Boone Homestead Associates for their annual fall lecture series at the Daniel Boone Homestead. Historians and scholars will share their knowledge on various topics with the local community and its visitors. This year’s lectures will focus on the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution. Don’t miss this great opportunity to learn more about life in the past. \nIs it possible to sit out a violent revolution? What happens when neutrality isn’t an option? Join us on September 13 as historian Aaron Sullivan explores these questions in the context of the American Revolution in Pennsylvania\, looking closely at the British military occupation of Philadelphia and the often tragic plight of the many Americans who struggled to survive the war without picking one side or the other. \nAaron Sullivan is an author and historian living near Philadelphia. He teaches history at Rider University in Lawrenceville\, NJ\, and his book The Disaffected (Penn Press\, 2019)\, received the Book of the Year Award from the American Revolutionary Roundtable of Philadelphia. Sullivan received his Doctorate in History from Temple University in Philadelphia in 2014 and his Bachelor’s in Computer Science from LeTourneau University in 2004. \nAdmission for the lectures is a $2/person suggested donation. Please\, no pets and no smoking. The Fall Lecture Series will take place in the DeTurk Education Center. This program is presented and funded by The Daniel Boone Homestead Associates.
URL:https://thedanielboonehomestead.org/event/fall-lecture-series-the-american-revolution-in-pennsylvania/
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SUMMARY:Bat Program
DESCRIPTION:Did you know the Homestead is home to numerous bats? Join us for an evening program to learn more about the bats that live at the Daniel Boone Homestead. Led by Dr. Karen Campbell\, retired Albright College professor\, this program will consist of a presentation inside the Wayside Lodge followed by a walk to search for bats as dusk falls. Bat boxes are located throughout the Homestead property\, and bats can often be spotted nesting and flying around the site. Bats are the only mammals able to fly and are more agile while flying than most birds. Dr. Campbell earned her PhD from Indiana University in Vertebrate Physiology and Zoology. She has done extensive bat research at eastern Pennsylvania parks and historic sites including Valley Forge\, Hopewell Furnace\, and the Berks County Heritage Center. \nNo admission is charged for this program. It will take place in the Wayside Lodge. Please no pets (except service animals) and no smoking.  The event is funded and presented by The Daniel Boone Homestead Associates.
URL:https://thedanielboonehomestead.org/event/bat-program/
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