Because many events have been cancelled this year, we’ve built up an inventory of pottery and textile goods that we’d like to offer friends and acquaintances on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2020 between noon and nine p.m. at 410 N. Main St., Mulberry, IN.
If you come in 18th-century garb, you’ll get a five percent discount on all sales. Of our total sales, five percent will be donated to the Tippecanoe County Historical Association.
Please wear a mask and keep six feet distance between you and other people. Hand sanitizer will be provided.
On March 7, re-enactors from several states gathered at the “Sucre d’Erable a Ouiatenon” to reduce maple syrup into maple sugar, a practice common in this area during the mid-18th century when French habitants frequented the original Ft. Ouiatenon. The French learned this skill from regional Native Americans.
David and Marj recently expanded their knowledge of regional French colonial history by participating in the annual Nouvelle Annee gathering in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
As a recognition of the authenticity and quality of David’s pottery, the Baldwin’s Regiment of Quartermaster Artificers has recently accepted us into their organization. Now when you see us at an event, we will proudly display this sign.
