Stone House History

Stone House History We encourage history learning through demonstrations of crafts/trades of the 18th Century.

07/17/2026

What better thing to do when you have no AC? Play with an original 1882 tin force pump! Watch til the end to see how far it shoots!

Here is another fantastic event to get on your calendars! Can’t wait to see you there!
07/17/2026

Here is another fantastic event to get on your calendars! Can’t wait to see you there!

A can’t miss event, mark your calendar NOW! We are so excited to be attending!
07/16/2026

A can’t miss event, mark your calendar NOW! We are so excited to be attending!

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This Saturday (7/18/26) from 10-4 we will be set up at the Historic Trappe where you can watch treen be made and tapes w...
07/14/2026

This Saturday (7/18/26) from 10-4 we will be set up at the Historic Trappe where you can watch treen be made and tapes woven!

We are looking forward to our visit and hope to see you there!

07/13/2026

Here is Jay using his new stock knife to shape up a bit of sycamore. If you want to see more, stop by Historic Trappe this Saturday!

07/12/2026

Spoon finishing:
Card scrapping removes all the rough bits once the spoon is dried. This is a bit of Mulberry and you can see where the scrapper has been as the golden color comes back.

Spent the day gathering, processing, and making things from new wood. Also finished these items from the drying frail! Y...
07/11/2026

Spent the day gathering, processing, and making things from new wood. Also finished these items from the drying frail!

You can see them in person (and buy one or two!) at our next event, next Saturday at Historic Trappe!

Cherry, Sycamore and Apple (?) are back on the menu for treen! With the recent storms a lot of places had a lot to clean...
07/10/2026

Cherry, Sycamore and Apple (?) are back on the menu for treen!

With the recent storms a lot of places had a lot to clean up and our friends at North Country Landscaping helped us out!

07/09/2026

Many of you have seen Jays new tool in camp- a wonderfully made stock knife from P.C. Janusz Historical Black Smith and Historic Stone Works

Last week before the event he made a workbench to hold the stock knife and it worked beautifully at Old Fort Niagara. Here is a short clip of removing some of the wood to inset the stock knife.

07/08/2026

French marching into the fort under the British Flag

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