Writing with a quill.
This gentleman showed us how to churn butter. Isaac asked him how he got in into a rectangle. It was a kick to watch the staff answer as if they has no idea about modern life. "You're butter comes in shapes?!"
My favorite part of the tour, which I don't have a picture of, was when the gentleman telling us about weapons back in the day told us how an ax and bayonet can be used together. He said, "You use the curved part of the ax around the back of your enemies neck to pull him closer to you as you shove your bayonet in his gut, twist it, push him down, step on him, and laugh at him until he dies." Then one boy in the group (thankfully not mine) says, "Oh, that is totally my new favorite weapon!" The parents died laughing.
Here we saw liquid metal poured into molds for musket bullets.
Making candles.
