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THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, March 18, 2010
fuRnituRE from 29 In a Fine Woodworking “It’s really a tribute to
formed. design book, 10 percent of New Hampshire culture
Siegel says that when the authors are from New and the way people step
Jack Grube of Pinkerton Hampshire,” says Siegel. up to get the job done.
Academy took over as He says that when Jim There’s a great group of
president of the guild in Seroskie took over editor- professionals who are will-
2000, his organizational ship of The Old Saw in ing to share their knowl-
skills helped bring the or- 2004 he was able to trans- edge and skills with other
ganization to a new level, form the publication and people and advance the
so that today it has grown create a new a 40-page, whole woodworking field,”
to over 500 members. full color magazine which says Siegel.
“There’s an amazing rivals Fine Woodworking In 1996, Siegel and oth-
scene of fine wood work- for the quality of its pre- er gifted furniture makers
ers in New Hampshire. sentations. like David Lamb, Ter-
David Emerson of Canterbury was one of the founders of
the Guild of New Hampshire Woodworkers and hosts Wood
Days events at his Old Ways Traditions on Shaker Road.
roger Amsden Photo
ry Moore, Wayne Mar- market New Hampshire
coux, Ted Blachly and furniture all over the coun-
Garrett Hack formed the try and is helping make
New Hampshire Furniture New Hampshire synony-
Masters Association, with mous with high quality
the goal of reviving the custom made furniture.
state’s furniture legacy It’s really an exciting time
and starting a new tradi- for New Hampshire wood-
tion of excellence. workers,” says Siegel.
“The organization helps
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