Red River Clay Ceramics
Have you ever wondered what you would ever do without your trusty cast iron frying pan or copper kettle? Just hop on over to the Red River, grab a scoop …
Have you ever wondered what you would ever do without your trusty cast iron frying pan or copper kettle? Just hop on over to the Red River, grab a scoop …
Parlour Artifact No. 2 – Pewter Trinket Box This pewter trinket box, made from durable pewter, is presented as the second parlour artifact in the recurring series of parlour artifacts. …
1….2….3….CHEESE! Photography is part of our everyday lives, but what about the lives of those who lived in the 19th and 20th centuries? Well, photography was important for Victorian era …
Parlour Artifact No. 1 – Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Playing Cards The St. Andrews Rectory’s parlour is home to numerous artifacts that catch the eye. Some of the parlour artifacts …
In the mid 19th century, much of the Red River settlement was divided into parishes; parishes were distinct areas that were under the jurisdiction of one priest. The first reverend …