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This is from a document on the Plimoth Plantation's website and tells who shared this plot of land with my 10th great granfather Edward ...

This what is on the menu this year (2010) at Plimoth Plantation Bill of Fare •Ciderkin •Cheate Bread and Butter FIRST COURSE •A Sallet •Muss...

and I have added this sweet pinkeep and some other Christmas gooded to my selling blog http://piulgrimsandpioneersprimitives.blogspot.com C...

Pumpkins! They come in all shapes and sizes! Fat ones, tall, skinny ones, stuffed ones, warty ones , carved ones and, primitive ones! We use...

We have so many trees around our house that a lot of leaves had already fallen on our front porch- so today I raked them in a pile and burne...

To survive the harsh Prairie winters Pioneers traded with Indians. The Indians provided animal furs that the pioneers used for making coats...

Prairie bonnets were worn for protection from the Prairie sun and wind. The styles were so varied. I have surfed the web and found several d...

SOLD OUT FOR THE SEASON!Thanks for all the orders! With in the next week the Sweet Annie will be gone- if you want some you need to order qu...

Recently a very good friend of mine sent me several books wrtitten by Laura Ingalls Wilder ( thank you Holly!) I have thoroughly enjoyed rea...

ng In general, clothing was made of wools and linens. Colors were of wide range but took on significance. Black however was a color of respo...

We are now offering kits with precut fabic pieces to make your bonnet making easier- all you need is thread and a sewing machine- we have ta...

Today I worked at harvesting some vegetables from my garden. Cucumbers, green beans, cherry tomatoes, yellow tomatoes and various kinds of r...