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Most of the land used for farming was cleared of wood before the Revolutionary War and then used for pasture and tillage.
The earliest powder horns retained traditional European designs, but that changed as the work of a few engravers showed evidence of a transition.
New England rifles are noted, not only for their artistic design, but also for their accuracy and the superb quality of the workmanship.
Luther Goddard's pioneering contribution is considered by many to be the first significant timepiece manufacturing effort in America.
The Cook greenhouses marketed produce to local communities, but maintaining greenhouses during the off-season required an innovative mindset.
