In the parlor of Handsell house, there will be a display of Tilley’s Escape. Participants this year include:

Living History and Crafts People

Chesapeake Independent Blues 18^th Century Historical Interpreters

Jerome Bias and Janice Canaday –  Open Hearth Cooking

Janice Green as Harriet Tubman

Marvin Greer – “Bound for Freedom” and the Underground Railroad

Gina Gerhard – Wool spinning and dyeing in East Parlor

Donna Hayden and Makayla Gibson – herbs and cooking assistant

LaSara Kinser – African American medicinal herbs

Roberta Perkins — Handsell Laundress

Aleta Davis – Braided rugs

Mark Williams – Blacksmith

For Woodness Sake – 18^th c. Woodworking

Mickey Stant – Broom Maker

Lady Aimee’s Fine Sewing and Sutlery

Art Malestein as “Christopher Nutter, Indian Trader”

David Rose as “Thomas Taylor” –   Handsell Trading Post

Walter and Kathy Singer – Musicians in West Parlor

Linda Harris, David Cole and Justine Pryor – Code Songs at the Memorial to the Enslaved

Environmental and Historic Museums

Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth and Nanticoke Watershed Alliance (??)

Harriet Tubman UGRR State Park – “Marbles”

UGRR National Historic Park – Sack Races!

Nanticoke Historic Preservation Alliance– Handsell Information and Sales Table

“Tilley’s Escape” – display in the Handsell parlor

Native American

Terry Crannell – Artifact Collection

Phillip Goldsborough – Chipping and Native Crafts

Pocomoke Indian Nation 

Drew Shuptar – Rayvis  17^th c. Native Interpreter, Pocomoke Descendant

Nause Waiwash Band of Indians

Herman Jackson of the Nanticokes, Milford DE

Handsell’s Chicone Village Volunteers

Other

Handsell Merchantile – NHPA volunteers

“That Kitchen” Food Truck

Edward Otter, PhD.  The Artifacts at Handsell

Barbara Lockhart –Author

Boy Scouts of American Troop # 1091 – Admission and Parking volunteers