We have open leadership positions for project
managers, instructors and rookie instructors for the events listed
below. If you are interested, please submit your résumé
for a leadership position to
.
To attend any of the projects
listed below as a participant and volunteer, please email
or call Susan Norlander at 603-835-2077.
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Partner organization: John C. Campbell Folk School www.folkschool.com
Local Hero: Charles Judd
Location: Brasstown, North Carolina
Style: 50' x 50' addition
When: May 29 - June 15, 2009 (confirmed)
Details: projects/BlacksmithShopAnnex/
Friends Worship Space
Partner organization: Concord Friends Meeting (Quakers) Local
Hero:
Location: Concord, New Hampshire
Style: 32' diameter octagon
When: June/July 2009 (tentative)
National Museum of Forest Service History Lobby Project
Partner organization: National Museum of
Forest Service History
Local Hero: Brian Leisz
Location: Missoula, Montana
Style: Lobby and Entry Area to Visitor Education Center
When: August/September 2009 (tentative)
"Save the Shay" Train Pavilion
Partner Organization: Stephen F. Austin
University School of Forestry
Location: Nacogdoches, Texas
Local Hero: Tim Chauvin
Style: 20' x 100' pavilion to cover the historical Shay engine and
logging train car
When: March 2010 (tentative)
Gwozdziec Roof Project
Partner organization: Handshouse
Studio
Local Heros: Rick Brown and Laura Brown
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Style: Construction of a timber frame synagogue roof structure
When: Spring/Summer 2010 (tentative)
Star Barn
Partner organization: Agrarian Country, a
non-profit organization developing a conference center, education
exhibits and showcase for Pennsylvania agricultural products.
Location: Middletown, Pennsylvania
Style: Reassembly and raising of a mammoth barn
When: Fall 2010 (tentative)
Providence Farm Pavilion
Partner organization: Providence Farm www.providence.bc.ca
Local Heros: Gordon Macdonald and Steve Lawrence
Location: Duncan, Vancouver Island, BC
Style: 40' x 80' pavilion
When: 2011 Dates to be determined (tentative)
For further information about developing a project and a leadership
team, please visit www.tfguild.org/projectguidelines.html.
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