In the parlors of Handsell house, there will be a display researched by Ted Corbett, PhD concerning the 1781 British and Loyalists attacks on the custom port of Vienna and surrounding Patriot’s plantations.

2021 List of Exhibitors
Living History and CraftsPeople
The Chesapeake Independent Blues Historical Interpreters – Revolutionary period
Jerome Bias – Open Hearth Cooking
“Ned Hector”, Revolutionary War Soldier portrayed by Noah Lewis
Marvin Greer – Living History
Gina Gerhard – Flax spinning
Christine Brooks – Quiltmaker
Donna Hayden and Makayla Gibson – herbs and cooking assistant
LaSara Kinser – African American medicinal herb use
Aleta Davis – Braided rugs
Mark Williams – Blacksmith
Paul Gasparo – Horn and Leather Wares
For Woodness Sake – 18th c. Woodworking
Carolyn Hoiler – Antique Dolls
Mickey Stant – Broom Maker
Lady Aimee’s Fine Sewing and Sutlery
Art Malestein as “Christopher Nutter, Indian Trader”
Handsell Docents and Greeters in Period Dress
“British Attacks on Vienna” – display in the Parlors by Ted Corbett, PhD
Environmental and Historic Museums
Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth and Nanticoke Watershed Alliance – Richard Ball
Harriet Tubman UGRR State Park and Visitors Center
UGRR “Network to Freedom” – National Park
UGRR National Historic Park – Sack Races!
Handsell – Nanticoke Historic Preservation Alliance
Native American
Terry Crannell – Artifact Collection
Phillip Goldsborough – Chipping and Native Crafts
Pocomoke Indian Nation
Drew Shuptar – Rayvis 17th c. Native Interpreter, Pocomoke Descendant
Nause Waiwash Band of Indians
Herman Jackson of the Nanticokes, Mildford DE
Native Food Tent by Roy Saunders, Lenni Lenape of DE
Other
Mandala Pies
Edward Otter, PhD. The Artifact at Handsell
Boy Scouts of American Troop # 1091 – Parking volunteers
Found yesterday’s Jamboree to be enlightning, educational, and inspirational! Exhibitors were knowledgeable and impressive. Thoroughly enjoyed the day and hope to get involved if just in a small way.
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Ann–thanks to you and all who attended! We were thrilled with the response. Se you next year in October of 2013 ~ NHPA Trustees
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can u shop here has well?
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There willbeshopping at the Mercantile booth. Also several crafts people sell their wares and crafts.
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Your website seems to omit the date and time of the events!
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