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Fort
Crook Museum
Fort Crook Historical Society
Chuck
McCulley and Ron Shannon combine their
talents to demonstrate and teach the art of
crafting metal using the forge, anvil and a
wide variety of blacksmithing tools. Items
made during the workshops include steak
turners (for right and left-handed people),
three-tine forks and dinner bells. Chuck
even makes the most beautiful roses out of
copper.
Many of these items go into the Fort Crook
Museum Gift Shop and are sold to support the
museum.
Workshops
are held on the 1st and 3rd
Sunday from noon to 4 PM during the winter
months, beginning with the first Sunday in November,
in the Blacksmith Shop at the back of the
Equipment Barn at the museum.
Donations
of flat iron for use in the workshops and
cash to buy coal for the forges are
gratefully accepted.
Attendees
are asked for a $5 donation and may have any
degree of expertise. Beginners are most
welcome. For more information call:
Chuck
McCulley - 335-4092
Ron Shannon - 336-5046
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