Some candid shots of life in camp, during the recent Fall Rendezvous. In addition to clothing, all camping gear and methods must be correct to the mid- to late-18th century (1700s). The original Pricketts Fort was built in 1774.
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18th-century camp scenes . . .
Posted in Fall Rendezvous, camp life, powderhorn on November 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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- Squire Miller killed in Shawnee attack; Mistress Rebecca taken captive
- Fall comes to the old frontier
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- No Fall Rendezvous this year at Pricketts Fort
- Fall Festival & Antiques Fair to return to Pricketts Fort, October 10 & 11
- Season of mists …
- Aerial engagement over Pricketts Fort
- The building of a native pot
- Handsomest bucket on the Virginia frontier
- Dairy Day
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