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Bems directing the parking and offering valet service.
Maureen Harris and Bob Howard who were dedicated to the Montpelier History area that contained several family artifacts once in Montpelier generously loaned by descendent’s of Martha Thornton and Frederick G. Skinner.
Volunteer Artisans: Woodworking by Gary Wilson, Anne Howard and John Tole of Evergreen Shade performing Revolutionary era music; The Rappahannock Colonial Heritage Society performing colonial dancing and 18th century games; Thornton Hill Hunt and Hounds led by Billy Dodson strutted their stuff; Culpeper Minutemen Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution; Flower Drying and Arranging by Lois Snead and Louise Ellis; Candlemaking by Bob Wellemeyer of Windsong Apiary; Quilting by the Rappahannock Quilt Club; Handmade Soaps by Kathleen Hutcheson; Culpeper Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution.
At the ticket and sales tables were Louise van Dort and Sue Kindred.
Signs, Tables, Chairs : Wayne Baldwin borrowed tables from Thornton Gap Baptist Church and chairs from Rappahannock Co. High School and made all the signs and distributed them throughout the county.
Raffles: One of the special features of the day was the raffling off of four wonderful donated works of art. First was a P. Buckley Moss print, “Out To Play,”
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