Profiles: The Webatuck Craft Village, an Inspiring Centenarian and More

By The Mother Earth News Editors
Published on January 1, 1982
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Walter Casey Jones — at 109 — travels around the country are shares his wisdom.
Walter Casey Jones — at 109 — travels around the country are shares his wisdom.
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The Webatuck Craft Village is home to a variety of craftspersons.
The Webatuck Craft Village is home to a variety of craftspersons.

In celebration of little-known folks from all over.

The Webatuck Craft Village 

Less than a 1-1/2-hour drive north of New York City, where the Appalachian Trail crosses New York Route 55, lies a community of independent artisans: the Webatuck Craft Village in Wingdale, New York. Webatuck is currently home to a potter, a stained glass maker, a glass blower, a blacksmith, a silversmith, a trading company and a country restaurant. Throughout the years, frequent crafts demonstrations on the spacious grounds have attracted guest artisans … including leatherworkers, broom-makers, candle-dippers, sheep shearers, chair-caners, weavers, quilters, wood-carvers and musicians.

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