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SUMMARY:What to Wear
DESCRIPTION:What to Wear takes place Wednesdays–Sundays. 12–4:30\, August 5–September 7. This program is for all ages! \nHave you ever used your outfit to make a statement? During the American Revolution\, people used their clothing choices to make a statement about what they believed. See examples of this fascinating form of communication in the Dressing the Revolution exhibition at the Flynt Center—then visit the Discovery Center to learn more about what kinds of fabric people used to make their statements\, including wool and silk. You will have the opportunity to meet live silkworms and learn about how they grow and create silk! You can also decorate a special fabric bookmark to take home with you. \n  \nDressing the Revolution exhibition
URL:https://www.historic-deerfield.org/events/what-to-wear-sept-2-7/
LOCATION:Discovery Center\, 110 Old Main Street\, Deerfield\, MA\, 01342\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hands-On
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SUMMARY:Open Hearth Cooking Demonstration: The Victualler’s Dilemma and The Commissary’s Challenge—Feeding the Troops of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War
DESCRIPTION:The Victualler’s Dilemma and The Commissary’s Challenge: Feeding the Troops of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War\nWith Guest Cook Dennis Picard!\n  \nDate: September 5 \nTime: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. \nLocation: Hall Tavern   \nEach soldier in America’s Revolutionary Army was entitled to a set list of foods and beverages daily or weekly—bread in various forms\, fresh or salted meats\, rum or beer\, and dried beans or peas—but in reality\, the men rarely received the items or quantities they were promised. \nMuch has been written about the privations suffered by the men who served under George Washington at the winter encampment at Valley Forge\, but how many of us today know anything about the Continental Army’s New England winter encampments in Redding and West Hartford\, Connecticut? \nDennis Picard will share stories preserved in the diaries and memoirs of soldiers who lived through supply shortages during the War for Independence\, including some who lived in the “huts” in Redding. We’ll cook foods such as burgoo and salt pork hash\, among others\, using the equipment and techniques of the army of that period\, and explore the role the Connecticut Valley—and Deerfield in particular—played in supplying troops with provisions. \n\nIncluded with general admission.
URL:https://www.historic-deerfield.org/events/open-hearth-cooking-demonstration-the-victuallers-dilemma-and-the-commissarys-challenge-feeding-the-troops-of-the-continental-army-during-the-american-revolutionary-war/
LOCATION:Hall Tavern\, 80 Old Main Street\, Deerfield\, MA\, 01301
CATEGORIES:Cooking,Demonstrations
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SUMMARY:Historic Trade Demonstration: 1770s Style—High Hair and What to Wear with Jen Roy and Greg Morin
DESCRIPTION:1770s Style—High Hair and What to Wear with Jen Roy and Greg Morin\nDate: September 5 \nTime: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. \nLocation: Hall Tavern \nJoin Jen Roy and Greg Morin for a historic trade demonstration featuring the 1770s hair and clothing. \nIncluded in general admission.
URL:https://www.historic-deerfield.org/events/historic-trade-demonstration-1770s-style-high-hair-and-what-to-wear-with-jen-roy-and-greg-morin/
LOCATION:Hall Tavern\, 80 Old Main Street\, Deerfield\, MA\, 01301
CATEGORIES:Demonstrations
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