Woodsmen's Festival at Hanford Mills Museum

The Woodsmen's Festival showcases logging, sawing and woodworking history and celebrates the many ways people use and work with wood. This event features demonstrations of lumberjack skills, a variety of woodworking exhibitors, tree walks, kids’ activities, food and more.  Watch the sawdust fly as logs are sawn in the Museum’s sawmill, powered by a 1926 Fitz overshot waterwheel. At the box shop, Mill workers will use the vintage woodworking machines to turn Mill-sawn lumber into useful wood products, like boxes, crates and tub covers. This is also the last day of the Mill’s 2016 season. Children 12 and under are free. Adults and teens,  $9; seniors, $7. Museum members free. www.Hanfordmills.org 607/278-5744

Hanford Mills Museum