Second Saturday "Harvest to Hearth: Thanksgiving in 1850s" Waterford"
With a focus on the Thanksgiving holiday and what that meant for our mid-19th-century Waterford ancestors: food, family, gratitude for what we have, remembering those who are gone, and charity for those who have less than we do.
With a focus on the Thanksgiving holiday and what that meant for our mid-19th-century Waterford ancestors: food, family, gratitude for what we have, remembering those who are gone, charity for those who have less than we do. Living historians present activities and share knowledge of harvesting and preserving. Observe hearth cooking. Take turns at the cider presses at Stacy Barn! Tour historic buildings. Watch the blacksmiths at the forge. Free and family friendly. Fun for the entire family.
Admission
We will also be accepting canned goods and non-perishable food donations for the Waterford Community Foodbank. Thank you for your generosity!
65 Rope Ferry Road
Waterford CT, 06385
