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An Early American
Village (1792-1840) Eastfield
is the creation and life work of Don Carpentier,
who has been collecting and reconstructing the
stuff of everyday life between 1787 and 1840
since 1958. The village is called Eastfield
because Don's father give him eight acres of
woodlot near the east field of the family farm in
1971 for the first of his reconstructions: a
blacksmith's shop (somebody's pigpen before Don
dismantled and hauled it here). There are now
more that 20 buildings, including the whale of a
tavern.
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