Exhibits & Demonstrations
Art at the Red Barn
Old School Area
250 Exhibit: Loudoun & the American Revolution – lobby
Njörðr’s Wanderers
Rebecca Suerdick, Historian & Perfumer – porch
Jeff Ball, Earthly Host – Cemetery (behind the Old School)
Bond Street Barn Area
African American Experience of Waterford Display – Liggett Street stone wall
Sons of the American Revolution
John Wesley Church Area
Chesapeake Region Lace Guild – lower level
Hessian Regiment Von Huyn – Churchyard
Smocking Arts Guild of America – lower level
Village Center
Eugene Scheel, Mapmaker – Map Shop
Glenn McIntyre, Gunsmith – Gun Shop
Rivenwool Farm Rescue | Sheep & Goat: Meet & Greet, Wool Handicrafts Demonstration (Saturday & Sunday) – Next to the Red Barn
Sheep Shearing Demonstration: Then & Now (Saturday only, weather permitting) – Next to the Red Barn
Second Street School
Explore an 1880’s Classroom (15611 2nd St.)
Special Presentation Friday 10 am & 11:30 am
Tent Talks
Friday
11:00 am: Laura E. Christiansen, Thomas Balch Library
After the War: Documentation of Revolutionary War Veterans
12:30 pm: Susan Manch, President, Waterford Foundation
A Brief History of Waterford
Saturday
11:00 am: Krag Buck, Historian, Njörðr’s Wanderers
Women, Textiles and Magic in the Viking Age
12:30 pm: Sons of the American Revolution, Sgt. Maj. John Champe Chapter of the Virginia SAR
The Story of John Champe, a Spy of the American Revolution
2:00 pm: John DeWald, Master Horner, The Horn & Needle
Beyond the Blade: Scrimshaw vs. Engraving, Explained
Sunday
12:30 pm: Susan Manch, President, Waterford Foundation
A Brief History of Waterford
2:00 pm: Jacob Grotheer, Pewtersmith, Georgia Colony Smith
Pewter and Spoons in Colonial America