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3rd Annual Heritage Days
at the Belton Depot
October 4 - 6, 2007 (Thursday, Friday & Saturday)
Additional Details & List of Artisans with Locations
Heritage Flier [pdf file]
Located on the grounds of the historic Belton Train
Depot, Heritage Days will feature 12 folk artisans who will give demonstrations
and
explain their crafts. A dulcimer player/maker, a
corn husk doll maker, a butter-churning and bread maker, a seamstress/needle
crafter, a
flint-knapper, a chair maker, a Catawba Indian pottery maker, a
sweet grass basket sewer, a soap maker, a shaker box maker, a paper maker, and a
display of the weaponry and necessities of the Civil War Soldier.
Thursday and Friday will be education days for area
school children.
Saturday's exhibition will be open to the general public from 10:00 AM - 4:00
PM. Several crafts items will be for sale on Saturday.
Be sure to stop by Junction Pointe Joe's located in
the Belton Depot to visit the traveling SC State Museum exhibit "Colonial Life
in South Carolina" sponsored by the Hart-Oeland Foundation. Twenty-eight
panels of explanatory text and pictures are brought to life by one-of-a-kind
artifacts belonging to renowned Colonial and Revolutionary War relic collector
Tim Drake.
This event is sponsored by: Region I of the SC National Heritage Corridor, the Anderson School District
#2 Arts in Education Fund, the Belton City Hospitality Fund, the National
Endowment for the Arts, the SC Arts Commission, the Hart-Oeland Foundation, Clinkscales Drugs, Commercial Bank,
Capital Bank, BB&T Blake Holliday
Insurance, and Palmetto Insurance-Keys Agency.
Visitors are invited to join us on the grounds of the Belton Depot to
witness firsthand the skills and traditions of our ancestors.
For more information, contact
Alison Darby
Belton Area Museum Association
PO Box 335
50 North Main Street
Belton, SC 29627
864 338-7400
864 958-5264
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