Enjoy 18th century demonstrations of frontier life–early settlers’ skills at the William Harris Homestead

10/2/2015

Saturday, November 7
10 am to 2 pm
The Georgia Colonial Educational Team

Featuring
“Tomahawk Hank”
“Kat the Baker”
“Black Powder Bob”
“Scrimshaw Kathy”

The smell of open fire cooking and bread-making will be in the air while Hank shows how to make lead bullets over a camp fire, started with flint and steel. Others will demonstrate early Colonial Georgia settlers’ skills, while living in the wilderness.

Hayride 1:00 pm
Bring a picnic lunch and be sure to stick around for the famous “Frying Pan Toss,” where Hank’s wife gets to throw a frying pan at him…at a distance, of course!

Free admission for anyone dressing in Frontier attire!

Admission:
Adults and children over 12–$6.00
Seniors and children 5 to 12–$5.00
Under 5–FREE

The William Harris Homestead is open to the public on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month, 10 am to 2 pm, March through December.

Come, Visit, Picnic, Hike–it’s a beautiful place!

Remembering…

HERITAGE DAY…Visions of the Past! Photos from June, 2015. Help us plan the next Heritage Day. Volunteer to be part of sharing Georgia history with others!