<p>Update: The fundraising was a success. Barry Maxwell won the raffle and Paul Brennan won the auction. There was two major fundraising events over the weekend including a raffle for an exceptionally engraved horn cup made by Chris Helsel and engraved by Kathy England. The winning ticket was pulled at the end of the Fair [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Dear HCH Members, Summer is quickly approaching, and with it The Gunmakers Fair at Kempton and our Annual Summer Reception. Both events promise to be full of fun and fellowship that I’m sure you will not want to miss. If you have been an HCH member for a while you probably know all the details, [&hellip;]</p>

As the first day of spring arrives, I am taking a moment to reflect on my new role as Guildmaster and the series of events that led me to this point. About fifteen years ago, I was casually surfing the internet looking for some inspiration for my budding powder-horn making hobby, when I stumbled across

<p>With the hustle and bustle of the holidays coming to a close, I look forward to settling into a slower schedule- who am I kidding!?! Winter shows start as early as January. One I personally plan to attend is the 18th Century Artisan show which will be held at the Carlisle Expo Center on Feb. [&hellip;]</p>

<p>I’m thankful we’re actually having spring-time in Pennsylvania this year! For the past few years it seemed to go straight from winter to summer!  I know summer is close at hand, and with that comes the excitement of the biggest event of the season- The Gunmakers Fair, now at the Kempton Fairgrounds in Kempton, Pennsylvania. [&hellip;]</p>