You’re invited to the William Harris Homestead from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 7, for a special event. The Appalachee Settlers will be hosting the event where members will dive into the rich history of Salt Glazed Pottery, exploring its significance in food storage and preservation. They also will be sharing insights into the Summer customs of the Creek and Cherokee Indians of the region and, to add a touch of historical flair, some members will be demonstrating their muskets. So come ready for a glimpse into the past!
Everyone’s welcome, so mark your calendars for June 7th and join us for a fun-filled morning. The cost of admission is $8 each for adults and children over 5, $6 for seniors 60+ and for children under 5 it is free.
Tickets are available online at www.harrishomestead.com or at the gate.
You can learn more about this historic landmark, featuring a circa 1825 log house and stunning landscapes, and explore the lives of Walton County’s first inhabitants by visiting the website at www.harrishomestead.com.
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