LAWRENCE, Mass. (AP) - Nowadays, many people think of a blacksmith as someone who makes horseshoes and nails them onto the animal’s hooves. Richard Wright, a blacksmith who has been in the trade ...

Blacksmiths first appeared in colonial America in the 18th century. The 19th-century blacksmith worked with the black metals — iron and steel — and used coal and charcoal to fire the forge ...

Betty Kimble, who helped tackle many of Denton's racial inequalities in the 1960s, is a direct descendant of Thomas Cook, whose 19th-century blacksmith shop was unearthed near Bolivar several years ...

I’ve trained as a 19th century blacksmith. (At) a California state park called the Empire Mine State (Historic) Park about an hour west of Lake Tahoe, we literally had a working blacksmith shop ...

When archaeologists uncovered a 19th-century blacksmith shop owned by an African American community leader named Tom Cook in northwestern Denton County, they did not just contact his great-great ...

The Boalsburg Blacksmith Shop would remain in continuous operation for more than a century, from about 1846, when the carriage works factory began operation, to the 1950s, when the last blacksmith ...

Remains of 19th century tools used by blacksmith Tom Cook, a former slave, in Denton County, Texas. TxDOT recently uncovered the artifacts prior to the start of a farm-to-market road project.

How Blacksmiths Forged a Powerful Status Across the Continent of Africa ... Democratic Republic of the Congo, mid- to late 19th century Collection of the MAS, Antwerp, Belgium, ...

In the late 19th century, ponies and oxen were often the subject of letters sent home by Westerners living in Korea. The ponies were noted for their ferociousness and demonized for their seemingly ...

LAWRENCE (AP) >> Nowadays, many people think of a blacksmith as someone who makes horseshoes and nails them onto the animal's hooves. Richard Wright, a blacksmith who has been in the trade for more ...