This is a tentative schedule and subject to change
Friday Evening:
4:00pm Registration opens/ bookstore opens
5:30pm Dinner
7:00pm Opening Remarks
Arron Sturgis: - A Traditional Craftsmen History of Portsmouth, NH
8:00pm Tad Baker: Taverns, Ales and Alcohol in the Early Piscataqua Region and New England
9:00pm Adam Miller: The Capucine! The Guitarde! What is it?
Saturday Morning:
7:00am Breakfast
8:30am Elizabeth Farrish: History of Strawberry Banke Museum
9:00am Peter Michaud: The Register, Timbers, & Tax Incentives: Preserving Buildings with Federal Programs
10:00am Nate Piper: Construction of the gundalow Piscataqua & introduction to the boatshop at the
Strawbery Banke
11:00am Adam Miller & Hank Silver: Initial Research on a Unique Covered Footbridge at a Franklin
County, Mass. Mill Complex
12:00pm Lunch in town and tour of the Strawbery Banke and other attractions
Saturday Evening:
6:00pm Dinner
7:30pm Scott Landis: People build bridges, but bridges build communities
8:00pm Michael Cuba: The future of looking into the past
8:30pm Member Slide Show!
Sunday Morning:
7:00am Breakfast
8:00am Jan Lewandoski: Historic Timber Frames and Engineering
9:00am Round table
10:30am Peter Follansbee: Studying and reproducing 17th-century oak furniture from England and New
England
12:00pm Closing remarks
Commercial, Residential, Restoration, and CLT
High grade inland timber, est. 1928
