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Preserving Woodworking in Reidsville
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Preserving Woodworking in Reidsville
Louise Butler leans into the whirring lathe, coaxing a bowl from a jagged piece of wood whose future only she can see. Curled shavings of maple cling to her cotton polo shirt like the memories in her mind. The things she crafts are born of skills handed down over four generations. Butler learned to work wood by watching her parents and grandfather. Now 65, with her two brothers gone and no… Source
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