From the November, 1938 copy of Popular Mechanics comes this story of a traveling woodworking shop.
Traveling Woodworking Shop, 1938
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From the November, 1938 copy of Popular Mechanics comes this story of a traveling woodworking shop.
Not sure today how many college students use a woodshop, but in 1901 this one was available to Oklahoma State University students. continue reading
In 1910 wagons and farm trucks needed wheels and these were made in the wheel room of International Harvester’s Weber Works in Auburn Park, Chicago.
Luthier Leo Uhlmeyer had a guitar shop in Watertown, Wisconsin circa 1900.
In his piece “Spinout” author Colin Berry writes about the effect building had upon his brother Kevin.
October 1908. Evansville, Indiana. “World Furniture Company”, noon hour.
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This shop was in a junior high school in or around Washington, DC about 1921.