Sturbridge Village Potter
An historian makes ceramic mugs as they would have been made in New England in the 1830s at Old Sturbridge Village, a living history museum in Sturbridge, MA.
Pottery was a trade that a farmer might take up when not working in the fields, using local clay to make cups and bowls that were much cheaper than ones made of metal.
This gentleman was a pleasure to watch and a real treasure trove of information.
Taken on a thoroughly enjoyable photo walk with Larry White, Dennis Wilkinson, Katie Marino and Eric Ouellette.
Sturbridge Village Potter
An historian makes ceramic mugs as they would have been made in New England in the 1830s at Old Sturbridge Village, a living history museum in Sturbridge, MA.
Pottery was a trade that a farmer might take up when not working in the fields, using local clay to make cups and bowls that were much cheaper than ones made of metal.
This gentleman was a pleasure to watch and a real treasure trove of information.
Taken on a thoroughly enjoyable photo walk with Larry White, Dennis Wilkinson, Katie Marino and Eric Ouellette.