I'm going to visit an old friend I haven't seen since she moved to
northwest of Boston. I'll probably have a day available, maybe two.
Is there anything that's "gotta' see" around? Inspiring to a newbie
woodworker?
At this point, the Museum of Science is on the list (okay, it's not
woodworking... but I'm also curious :)).
Thanks for any info/pointers.
You could always visit Woodcraft Supply - their first retail store - a
short drive north on I93. Rockler has a retail store in Cambridge on
Massachusetts Ave.
The North Bennet St. school has an open house this month - check out
their web site for details.
On Sat, 08 Nov 2008 14:17:50 -0600, Carlin <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I'm going to visit an old friend I haven't seen since she moved to
>northwest of Boston. I'll probably have a day available, maybe two.
>
>Is there anything that's "gotta' see" around? Inspiring to a newbie
>woodworker?
>
>At this point, the Museum of Science is on the list (okay, it's not
>woodworking... but I'm also curious :)).
>
>Thanks for any info/pointers.
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> You could always visit Woodcraft Supply - their first retail store - a
> short drive north on I93. Rockler has a retail store in Cambridge on
> Massachusetts Ave.
>
> The North Bennet St. school has an open house this month - check out
> their web site for details.
>
> On Sat, 08 Nov 2008 14:17:50 -0600, Carlin <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>>I'm going to visit an old friend I haven't seen since she moved to
>>northwest of Boston. I'll probably have a day available, maybe two.
>>
>>Is there anything that's "gotta' see" around? Inspiring to a newbie
>>woodworker?
>>
>>At this point, the Museum of Science is on the list (okay, it's not
>>woodworking... but I'm also curious :)).
>>
>>Thanks for any info/pointers.
You could try and go to the Shaker Village
http://www.hancockshakervillage.org
If you are in the city of Boston you have to go to the USS Constitution
http://www.ussconstitution.navy.mil/
Both are great examples of old school craftsmanship.
Larry C