Five Medals

Take part in the 18th and early 19th centuries in an extremely personal and hands-on way! Smell the wood-fire, hear spitting meat sizzle as it smokes. Watch tinsmiths, blacksmiths, and artisans work their trades in front of your eyes. Hear a Revolutionary War cannon being fired. Have a question about a school wood project? Ask a woodturner as they are working on their next creation! Wonder how to bake a pie in 1805? Ask a culinary expert as they roll out the dough in an outdoor "kitchen". This is an environment where learning is Paramount and no question should go unasked. Speak with a flint-knapper, a high tanner, a soap-maker and a French Soldier. Want to know how the poor lived in 1776, come and find out! There will be professional historic interpreters from all walks of life ready to share with you. Friday, May 1st is dedicated to Home, Public, and Parochial schools. Whether for students on the 1st or the visiting public of all ages on the weekend, Five Medals is where you come to experience history!