Greetings ! May this letter find you well, warm and having successfully weathered SNOWMAGGEDON 2010 (click here for GREENBRIDGE snows !!!) This year brings us a new auxiliary parking lot (hurray!), more barn renovation, rebuilding the gas kiln (hoping to experiment with used cooking oil as an alternative fuel source) and the continuing development of new and traditional pottery lines including...     
We continue to appreciate life deeply but poignantly after the losses of Evan's mom Doris and my Godmother's husband Clarence last fall and despite the uncertainty of an everchanging economy and political environment. Each day, we are grateful for our health, family, friends, and the freedom to make beautiful things and be appreciated for it. Thanks always for your continuing encouragement and being part of our Family. Rebecca & the Crew at Greenbridge Pottery
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1984 6 acres of pasture purchased & house built, entire lower level of barn rebuilt
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1985 Electricity, water, phone added to lower level of barn, gas kiln constructed in
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1986 First pottery show at Greenbridge in the yard under apple trees
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1987 Becky & Evan married in the “Wedding Field” below the barn
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1988 Construction of Bonsai Pottery courtyard gallery behind house
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1989 David Young joins the pottery
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1990 Upper level of barn renovation begins, first indoor gallery show
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1991 Roasters on the Hill in Washington DC becomes the first coffee shop to use
our dishes, followed by Java House and others including Riverside Cafe in
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1992 Rose born
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1994 Our first MD Sheep&Wool Festival
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1995 Construction of glaze room adjacent to barn gallery
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1996 Lakepointe Inn selects us to make their tableware in McHenry, MD
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1997 Dave & Junko get married
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2003 Dave & Junko move to Gettysburg
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2004 New handmade tiled bathroom built next to glaze room, wheel-thrown sink in antique chest
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2007 Greenbridge Pottery green spiral mug reaches Antarctica, carried by customer Ken, completing our representation in all 7 continents
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2009 Construction of Chicken Hilton for the White-crested Polish bantam chicks. Click here to see more about CHICKEN LIFE at Greenbridge Pottery
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Gas kiln shed finally gets a concrete pad in preparation for creating new slab & tile work
area. Harvey the groundhog finally evicted !!!
Highlights of the last 25 years @
GREENBRIDGE POTTERY
(1984 - 2009)
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The current headcount of the Pottery's animal menagerie ... 2 dogs (Sunny&Violet), 3 cats (Espresso, Cookie, Apple Betty), 0 guineas (last ones lost to fox dinner in early Spring), 1 black Rosecomb Bantam, 7 Araucana hens, 1 Rhode Island Red hen (Little Red), 1 white crested buff bantam hen (Little Buffy), 1 white crested black Polish bantam hen (Bertie), 2 new Buff Orpingtons, 1 black silkie & 1 white silkie hen and 0 roosters. This year, we'll add new varieties of hens and a Brahma rooster.
Sometimes, even the animals want to get into the act. Below you can see Little Red the chicken doing a collaborative art work with Bine.
To see the Little Red's finished mug, look for a pen by the guest book!
Dave Roeder & Little Buffy (look in box)
Violet & friends
For questions,
email us at
greenbridgepottery@gmail.com
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