2007 Custaloga Town
Revised Schedule
Saturday, June 16 900am-730pm Open Camp
900am-730pm On-going workshops conducted throughout the day by Paul Stillman that include Quill Pen Fabrication, Turkey Wingbone Call Fabrication, and Powder Horn Fabrication. Fees include $5.00 per person for pens and turkey calls, and $10.00 for horns. Located near the Moss Training Center.
915am-1015am French Creek Encounter: French Diplomacy in the Ohio River Valley (Fur Trade Scenario) – located at the confluence of French Creek and Deer Creek.
1030am-1115am Blacksmithing Demonstration – conducted by Dennis Murray, story-teller (liar) and blacksmith near the main camp.
1130am-1200pm Treachery on the Trail – live tactical engagement in the woods adjacent to the Moss Training Center.
1230pm-130pm The History of the Indian Graveyard (Chief Guyasuta is claimed to be buried there) and the History of Custaloga Town by Bill Philson from the Mercer County Historical Society - located at the Indian graveyard. Bring a lawn chair.
145pm-215pm Native American Children's Games – conducted by Carol Fortunato near the Moss Training Center.
300pm-330pm Living History Tactical Engagement – located at the encampment field.
330pm-400pm Cannon & Musket Firing Demonstration – located at the encampment field.
400pm-500pm French & Indian War Era Art Demonstration – meet with distinguished painters & artists such as Andrew Knez, Michael Taylor, and Larry Smail at the Moss Training Center.
400pm-500pm 18th Century Surgical Techniques – conducted by Jack Mathay, surgeon, in the Moss Training Center.
400pm-530pm Colonial History Symposium – located at the Indian Graveyard. Bring a lawn chair. Dr. David Dixon: "A High Wind Rising – New Light on George Washington at Fort Necessity." Dr. Daniel Barr: "The Delaware in the French and Indian War." Benjamin Scarf: "Irregular Warfare in the French and Indian War." Dr. Kevin Kopper: "The Greenbriar Raid – The Virginia Frontier in the French and Indian War."
600pm-700pm Ben Franklin and his Glass Armonica by Paul Stillman located near the Moss Training Center.
830pm-900pm Private Dusk Tactical.
915pm-930pm Nighttime Cannon Firing.
Sunday, June 17
900am-400pm Open Camp
900am-730pm On-going workshops conducted throughout the day by Paul Stillman that include Quill Pen Fabrication, Turkey Wingbone Call Fabrication, and Powder Horn Fabrication. Fees include $5.00 per person for pens and turkey calls, and $10.00 for horns. Located near the Moss Training Center.
900am-930am 18th Century Divine Service – conducted by the Augusta Regiment, located in the main encampment site.
945am-1045am Blacksmithing Demonstration – conducted by Dennis Murray, story-teller (liar) and blacksmith, located at main encampment area.
1130am-1200pm Treachery on the Trail – live tactical engagement located in the woods adjacent to the Moss Training Center.
1230pm-130pm 18th Century Surgical Techniques – conducted by Jack Mathay, surgeon, located in the Moss Training Center.
1230pm-130pm Ben Franklin and his Glass Armonica by Paul Stillman, located near the Moss Training Center.
145pm-230pm Trade Event: English Routed by French – located in the Native camp.
300pm-330pm Living History Tactical Engagement – located at the encampment field.
330pm-400pm Cannon & Musket Firing Demonstration – located at the encampment field.
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