Programs At Hanford Mills Museum

Workshops

a woman kneels in front of a wood-fire cookstove and reaches into the ovenWorkshops at Hanford Mills Museum offer you a chance to explore an interest or hobby in-depth with talented craftspeople and experts. The Museum’s historic facilities are an ideal place to learn about traditional crafts, practices and methods. Popular workshops include Steam Power 101, Coopering Workshops, and Historic Cooking workshops using the Royal Bride wood-fired cookstove in the John Hanford Farmhouse.

Upcoming Workshops:

Window Restoration Workshop: June 7, 10am-5pm

$60 HMM members, $75 non-members

Our 2025 series of workshops kicks off on June 7 with an opportunity to learn about restoring historic windows. Local expert, Kurt Riegel of Riegel Restoration and Consulting, will be leading this workshop. Some of the skills he will be teaching are how to remove and reinstall windows, scraping, painting, putty work and glass replacement. If you would like to learn more about this and get some hands-on experience, we encourage you to join us.

Registration is now open for HMM members. If spaces are still available, non-members can register starting on May 16. Not a member yet? You can join now!