This blog follows the reconstruction of the Revolutionary War Public Armoury on the James Anderson site
Reconstruction of the Blacksmith's & Public Armoury
September 20, 2012
What Are You Doing on Friday, September 28th?
Save the date! On September 28th, between 1:45 and 3:30, the Historic Trades Carpenters will raise the frame of the north storage building, the next building in the Armoury reconstruction. The Roving Webcam will be positioned to capture the action, so if you cannot be present on site, you’ll want to stay close to your computer monitor.
Of course this isn’t the only activity at the Armoury. Check back very soon for gallery updates on the latest developments!
Funded by a generous gift from Forrest E. Mars Jr., of Big Horn, Wyoming.











Christine Hansley says:
Hi Everyone,
Please. I hope that the frame raising will be video taped and available on-line for those of us that can’t watch during the day.
Have a great Fall season.
Chris
Meredith Poole says:
Chris!
Thanks for the suggestion. You will get your wish. The raising is being filmed, and will be up on the blog by early next week…if not sooner.
Rick Brouse says:
Thanks for the heads up info. Looking forward to it. I’ll be taking a late – and loooong – lunch hour next Fri. !
John Montague says:
Great news. Will be looking forward to it.
Rick Brouse says:
OK…..I’m sitting here rarin’ to go. Let the razing begin! Oh wait….wrong “raise”! Let the RAISING begin! ;o)
Meredith Poole says:
Rick
As you may have noticed on the webcam, Garland and crew set one wall this morning, but the rest of the frame goes up this afternoon. And all will be captured on film, so that we can watch the replay!
Robin M. says:
How exciting!!! Wish we were there…..May 2013 cannot come soon enough until we visit again. Looks like you are all having wonderful weather for this event, so glad!
Thank you for allowing us to watch here in PA.
Rick Brouse says:
Robin….watching here in Pa. too. Where R U? Possibly heading do to CW in spring 2013 too.
Rick Brouse says:
is the framing oak for this storage building?
Robin M. says:
We’re in SW PA…not as warm as good ol’ Virginia!!