Historic Camden Revolution War Blacksmith Forge
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Historic Camden Revolution War site has many exhibits that demonstrate life in Colonial American. One tradesman that was essential to everyday life was the community blacksmiths.
Waymark Code: WMXK6M
Location: South Carolina, United States
Date Posted: 01/22/2018
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Information board at the forge site reads:
Blacksmith Forge
Blacksmithing was an important trade in Colonial America. Using a forge (fireplace) and numerous tools, the blacksmith fashioned hot iron into metal objects needed by the community, such as farming and other tools, Kitchen items, and construction hardware. Several blacksmiths practiced their trade in 18th century Camden. This traditional forge was built by the Philip Simmons, Artist-Blacksmith Guild of South Carolina
Troop 38 - Eagle Scout Project Nicholas "Cole" Marullo
Operating Status: Re-creation / Educational
Address:
222 Historical Ln
Camden, SC USA
29020
Web Address: Not listed
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