from Dixon's website:
[i][center][b]19th ANNUAL GUNMAKERS FAIR
July 27, 28,& 29 2001[/b]
An Exposition of the Work and Craft of Muzzleloading Gun Makers and Associated Trades. Featuring events both days; including - Barrel Forging, Gun Maker displays, Lock, Stock, Barrel and Furniture Makers, Horn and Leather Workers, Gun Flint Knapping and Engraving to name a few.
Colonial clothing, weavers, spinners, soap makers, etc. will also be available for viewing and questions & answers.
Seminar Schedule will be announced on this site as soon as we have it.
The Fair was created for gunmakers to show their talents, but also to learn how to improve upon them. The Fair has expanded to include accoutrements such as possible bags, horns, etc. There is no admission charge for this event to attend the seminars or visit with the more than 70 craftsmen and women, who come to share their time and talents. Items are for sale at the booths, if you choose to purchase something. The shop will also be open during the Fair. Food is available for purchase on the premises. Parking is Free. [/center][/i]