In case you couldn't travel back in time to 1750 and join us in Cobbletown, here are some close-up shots of the signs we made for our colonial shops. Check out the other posts to see the pictures of Cobbletown in action!
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Monday, April 16, 2012
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Cobbletown
Welcome to Cobbletown! If you did not have a chance to see our village in person, here are some pictures from the town. You'll see each of the shop keepers and their stores.
Did you get a chance to tour Cobbletown today? What did you learn during your trip back in time?
If your character's name is misspelled, please leave a comment letting me know!
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| Cabinet Maker William Cooper |
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| Wig Maker Elizabeth Hoffer |
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| Gunsmith John Switison |
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| Bootmaker Pete Robertson |
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| Milliner Harmony Sislton |
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| Clockmakers William Bentingham and Pete |
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| Gunsmith Tyson |
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| Apothecary Owners Henry Algood and Eleanor Algood |
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| Bookbinder John Williams |
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| Whitesmiths Tyler Robertson and Ben Cedarleaf |
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| Harness Maker Mercy Hevensmith |
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| Dame School Teacher Mary Ruth |
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| Blacksmiths Myles Birmingham and John Carter |
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| Hat Maker Fezington Fez |
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| Inn Keepers Samantha and Charlotte Coopersmith |
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| Dressmaker Claire Abigail Smith |
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| Printer Emily Johnson |
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| Papermaker Michael Tennerson |
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| Founders Jack Bones and William Smith |
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| Silversmiths Gary Jones and John Smith |
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