Pam Myam on fri 25 apr 97
A friend is moving to Harrisburg and will be looking for possible places to
take pottery classes. Any suggestions out there?
You can e-mail me: Pammyam@aol.com.
Thanks in advance.
Carol Jackaway on sat 26 apr 97
I am not from Harrisburg, but show there. She should get in touch with the
Greater Harrisburg Art Council. 717-238-5180 They can help her.
Carol
CoilLady@aol.com
Sun is stil shinning
Kenton Oakes on sat 26 apr 97
You might contact Penn-Mo Firebrick Company. They sell supplies and may even
have classes. They could tell you who in town gives classes. They are
located right in Harrisburg.
Good luck and happy throwing!
Kenton Oakes
Creative Industries
L. P. Skeen on tue 11 dec 01
We'll be in Harrisburg the day after Christmas. Anything to see there?
L. P. Skeen www.living-tree.net
Living Tree Studios, Summerfield, NC
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artist."
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scott lykens on wed 12 dec 01
If you lucky there will still be a bald eagle living on top of an office
building down town.
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Bobbi Bassett on fri 14 dec 01
In a message dated 12/12/2001 10:46:30 AM Eastern Standard Time,
slykens@HOTMAIL.COM writes:
> If you lucky there will still be a bald eagle living on top of an office
> building down town.
>
>
Scott
The birds nesting on top of one of the office buildings were falcons not
eagles.
Harrisburg is quite a growing town. It has a brand new Civil War Museum, as
well as the William Penn Museum and many very good restaurants such as
Passage to India if one likes Indian food.
Bobbi in PA
Marcia Selsor on mon 31 dec 01
There are some tiles from the original Moravian tile factory in the capit=
al
building and a few other buildings in town. I have been wanting to see th=
ese
myself. I have the book.
Marcia in Montana
scott lykens wrote:
> Bobbi
> Sorry to step on state/city pride,
> I was just considering what points of interest that I happen to know of=
were
> in Harrisburgh Pa and how they related to the state of historical and
> contemporary fine craft in a global sense.
> What Craft Gallery in town might be comparable to the Shigaraki Cultura=
l
> Park. Or the Smithsonian Institute.
> That sort of thing.
> >
> Harisburgh is certainley growing, and has as rich a history if not ric=
her
> than many other twons of the 13 colonies.
>
> >Harrisburg is quite a growing town. It has a brand new Civil War Museu=
m, as
> >well as the William Penn Museum and many very good restaurants such as
> >Passage to India if one likes Indian food.
> >
> >Bobbi in PA
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scott lykens on mon 31 dec 01
Bobbi
Sorry to step on state/city pride,
I was just considering what points of interest that I happen to know of were
in Harrisburgh Pa and how they related to the state of historical and
contemporary fine craft in a global sense.
What Craft Gallery in town might be comparable to the Shigaraki Cultural
Park. Or the Smithsonian Institute.
That sort of thing.
>
Harisburgh is certainley growing, and has as rich a history if not richer
than many other twons of the 13 colonies.
>Harrisburg is quite a growing town. It has a brand new Civil War Museum, as
>well as the William Penn Museum and many very good restaurants such as
>Passage to India if one likes Indian food.
>
>Bobbi in PA
>
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