History · Workshop

Wood Joinery in Early America

Name: Wood Joinery in Early America
Start: 2026-06-20
End: 2026-06-20
Location: Fort Montgomery State Historic Site

Explore the intricate art of traditional wood joinery at the historic Fort Montgomery site.

Sat, 20 Jun 2026 Fort Montgomery State Historic Site Fort Montgomery , New York

Discover the fascinating world of historical craftsmanship at the Wood Joinery in Early America event hosted by the Fort Montgomery State Historic Site. This educational program offers participants a unique opportunity to learn about the specialized techniques used by early American builders to create durable and functional structures. Attendees will gain insights into the tools, materials, and methods that defined colonial-era woodworking, providing a deeper appreciation for the architectural heritage of the Hudson Valley region.

What to Expect

A deep dive into historical construction methods in a scenic, historic setting.

Who Should Attend

History enthusiasts
Woodworking hobbyists
Students of architecture
Local community members
Families

Agenda Overview

The event features a detailed presentation on joinery methods followed by a practical demonstration of period-accurate tools.

Venue & Address

Fort Montgomery State Historic Site

690 Route 9W
Fort Montgomery , New York – 10922
United States

Organizer

Fort Montgomery State Historic Site · Government/Non-Profit

A historic site dedicated to preserving the history of the American Revolution and colonial life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the event held?

At the Fort Montgomery State Historic Site, 690 Route 9W, Fort Montgomery, NY.

Is there an admission fee?

Please check the official Fort Montgomery State Historic Site website for current pricing.

Do I need to bring tools?

No, this is an observational and educational event.

Is the site accessible?

The site offers accessible paths; please contact them for specific needs.

Are children welcome?

Yes, the event is family-friendly and educational for all ages.

Is parking available?

Yes, parking is available on-site at the historic site.