James Anderson Blacksmith and Public Armoury Images

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• Logo signage for the Anderson Blacksmith Shop and Public Armoury.
  
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• Historic trades carpenters and other costumed staff raise the timber-framed east wall of the main armoury building in August 2011.
  
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• Historic brickmason Ray Canetti works on the top of one of the blacksmith forge chimneys.
  
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• Historic tradesmen attach some of the thousands of hand-cut shingles to the roof of the main armoury building.
  
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• A historic trades carpenters uses a molding plane to shape molding for the armoury building interior.
  
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• The view looking south inside the reconstructed armoury. Two of the four interior forges are visible.
  
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• A computer-generated, labeled view of the Anderson Blacksmith Shop and Public Armoury when the project is complete in 2013.
  
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• Archaeologists search for artifacts during excavation around the foundation of the Tin Shop adjacent to the James Anderson property.
  
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• A collection of interesting finds from a one meter square area of archaeological excavation next to the Tin Shop site. The artifacts include a pig's jaw, tobacco pipe stems, ceramic fragments, a portion of a wine bottle base and half of a silver shoe buckle.
  
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• This large crucible was recovered during the archaeological excavation at the Tin Shop site. An X-Ray Fluorescence analysis indicated the crucible contained various amounts of copper, zinc and lead.
  
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• These scraps of tinned iron were excavated at the Tin Shop site. Eighteenth-century tinsmith clipped these triangular fragments from rectangular tinplate sheets as they fashioned the tinned iron into various forms: camp kettles, coffeepots, cartridge boxes, lanterns, mugs, plates and speaking trumpets.
  
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