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Moran Foundation Event-December 10, 2011 Middletown, Maryland - December 10th - 12 noon - 5pm

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Posted 26 November 2011 - 08:37 AM

William F. Moran, Jr. Museum and Foundation, Inc.
"Museums by Candlelight" - Frederick County, Maryland
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Middletown, Maryland
Free program from 12 noon until 5 p.m.

  • Watch Master Smiths Aubrey “Barney” Barnes and E. Jay Hendrickson demonstrate the forging of hunting and small utility knives.
  • Learn about plans for the William F. Moran, Jr. Museum & Foundation.
  • See a video showing Bill Moran in “How to Forge a Knife.”
  • Bill Moran’s Classic Book, “Master of the Forge” will be available.
  • Cookies and cider will be served.
This event is part of the Museums by Candlelight Program in Frederick County, Maryland.

The purpose of the William F. Moran, Jr. Museum and Foundation is to educate, preserve and promote the ancient art and craft of hand-forged knives and tools used in bladesmithing, and to establish a William F. Moran Museum for the collections and presentation of hand-forged knives and blacksmith metalwork, and to preserve The Moran Shop as a working bladesmith shop.

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Jay Hendrickson
Local: (301) 663-6923
Fax: (301) 663-6923
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ABS Webmaster and Forum Administrator
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