Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

3 Questions--Steven

This video is the second in a series introducing visitors to our "Village People" here at Log Cabin Village in Fort Worth, TX. This clip features "craftsman extraordinaire" Steven (with a cameo by Taffy the cat). By the way, I apologize for my (the educator's) choppy video editing. I'm learning as I go. :)


Monday, August 2, 2010

3 Questions--Kelli Pickard

You know...we have really cool 19th century buildings, fascinating artifacts, and an amazingly beautiful wooded setting. But you know what we also consider one of our greatest assets? Our PEOPLE! We thought you might enjoy getting to know them better!

This video is the first in a series introducing visitors to our "Village People" here at Log Cabin Village in Fort Worth, TX. This clip features Museum Director Kelli Pickard.


Tuesday, March 23, 2010

There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza...


...and we know just the man to fix it! Check out this great video of the talented Dan "Five Buckets" Tatum and his coopering skills! Dan just so happens to also be a great volunteer here at the Village. Nice work, Dan!
You can see Dan in action at our upcoming May event! Here's more info:

May 15, 2010
STRIKE WHILE THE IRON’S HOT!
1-4 p.m.
Experience life before hardware and lumber stores! See the blacksmith hand-forge unique creations, take a turn working wood at the shave horse, and watch trained cooper (barrel/cask/bucket maker) Dan Tatum and members of the Woodturners of North Texas at work. This day is for do-it-yourselfers! Cost is regular Village admission plus a $2 fee to make a wooden mallet to take home.

Friday, March 12, 2010

More great publicity for Log Cabin Village!

Wow! They like us...they really like us! We have been very fortunate to receive some great publicity lately. First, we were featured in the Cozy Cabins 2010 magazine produced by Country's Best Log Homes. Then yesterday, Mike Kinney, a photojournalist with CBS 11, filmed a wonderful story about our popular Pioneer School program!

And because we want to share EVERYTHING with y'all in a convenient fashion, here are both features.

Mike Kinney's Pioneer School video

Cozy Cabins Magazine Feature

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Check out this great student project!

Log Cabin Village is pleased to be service learning partners with some fantastic students from Tarrant County College--Trinity River Campus. In the upcoming weeks, we'll be highlighting various projects completed by these talented individuals.

Check out this incredible video made for us by Kristina Howard as part of her TCC-Trinity River Campus service learning project! Thanks Kristina!!!

Log Cabin Village from Kristina Howard on Vimeo.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Sophie the snow pioneer: a tribute

We'd like to pause and take a moment to remember a very special historical interpreter who was with us for only a short time period. Her life and spirit were as unique as the record-breaking snowfall that brought her to us.

And, without further adieu, we present Sophie the snow pioneer: a life well lived


Sophie the snow pioneer: a life well lived from logcabinvillage on Vimeo.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

How have museums created a spark in your life?

This is a great video recently reposted by the KERA Art & Seek blog. We thought it was worth sharing with you! The video is called “Spark." Check it out — from the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance.

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Great video from Star-Telegram.com!!!

Check out this awesome video about the Howard reconstruction from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram! Thanks to Jen Friedberg for taking an interest in our "little" project!

Friday, September 26, 2008

Living off the grid...

It's no secret that we love Lehman's. Heck...when you need a butter churn or a spoke shave, they're just the people to turn to!

What I do find exciting is how "modern" this "non-electric" company is. They actively blog and even have their very own YouTube channel... I think y'all will find the videos interesting as they offer glimpses into forgotten ways of life (much as Log Cabin Village does)!

Speaking of the Village, we hope to have more videos of "forgotten arts" posted this fall. Stay tuned!