Hi Susan!

Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto
(http://www.trca.on.ca/bcpv.html),
mailto:[log in to unmask]; Tel.: 416-736-1733.  They have a
broom-maker, blacksmith, silversmith (or tinsmith?),
confectioner, candlesticks, yarn/weaving, bakers . . . maybe
more.  I believe some of the items made by these
craftspeople are for sale.  (It's been a long while since I
volunteered there.)

Hope this helps . . . sincerely,

Jay Heuman, Visitor & Volunteer Services Coordinator
Joslyn Art Museum, 2200 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE, 68102
342-3300 (telephone)     342-2376 (fax)       www.joslyn.org

Susan Cronin Ruderman wrote:
> Can anyone remind me of the names of some specific
> museums that make and sell products using museum
> equipment/fixtures/apparatuses, etc.?
> For instance, if a museum of textile history were to weave
> fabric on an antique loom and then sell it (either in an
> on-site gift shop or through a web site or catalog), that
> would be along the lines of examples I am in search of.
> I'm thinking that most of the examples in this category
> are likely to be in the area of industrial history--but
maybe
> not.

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