Frontiers Living History Group1754 — 1865
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E-mail: Frontiers Living History Group |
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Colonial Beverages Flintlocks History A Colonial Gentlemen's Clothing: A Glossary of Terms Did you know - There were two Boston tea parties! |
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Three Camp Beds of George Washington George Washington’s Camp Chest Congratulations to Rev War Recipe - To make Sausages.
Original example of Hunter Fringed shirt –The Ubiquitous Hunting Frock, American War of Independence GarbWashington's General Order July, 24th, 1776Some Rev War Regiments who wore the Hunting frock |
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What did things cost? The Sibley Tent History A Colonial Women's Clothing: A Glossary of Terms Did You Know -The strawberry US States That Were Dissolved |
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Point Blankets What Point Blankets were Trapper’s buying From the Trade Ledgers Hudson's Bay Company Point Blankets Colours What Blankets Cost Rindisbacher sketch from the Red River Settlements of the 1820s Capotes |
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Daily Schedule for a Cook in a Gentry Household Recipes from, Lady's Complete Guide; or Cookery In All Its Branches, by Mary Cole, 1788 – To ſtew a Rump of Beef You are cordially invited to An Independence Tea Party. To pickle Cucumbers in slices. Pumpkin Bread Banbury Tarts Vidalia Onion Pie A notice in the New-York Gazette and General Advertiser, |
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The Bloody Code – Crimes & Punishments in England & America A Pocket-size Musket Cleaning Kit. |
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Making Beeswax Polish: Recipe George Washington’s Camp Stool & Camp EquipmentBeaver Creek Camp 2009 George Washington’s Camp Stool Plans
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Fur Trade Kettles General George Washington’s Camp Mess Kit ChestsHudson Bay Company Ration Box |
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The Fur Trade Companies Company Men & their Clothing issue |
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Mad as a Hatter The Beaver Fur HatBeaver Top Hat c.1825 |
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The 18th Century Vegetable Garden |
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The Beaver Club Our Club’s 1st Birthday |
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Fur Trade Canoes Loading boats Lachine To Grand Portage, 1802 |
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Grand Portage 1st Regiment of Foot - Royal Scots |