Liberty Hall Museum
1003 Morris AvenueThe Brigade of the American Revolution is pleased to announce a two-day Gown Workshop with acclaimed mantua-maker Emily Stringham. Known for her award-winning work and her recognition with the Sign at the Golden Scissors, Emily brings years of experience in historical gown construction and interpretation. This workshop offers participants a unique opportunity to work under her expert guidance while surrounded by an atmospheric 18th-century space.
Over the course of two days, attendees will learn gown-cutting and construction techniques rooted in period practice. Emily will lead participants through fabric preparation, fitting considerations, and the essential hand-sewing and shaping methods that define well-made 18th-century gowns. The workshop cost is $295, which includes instruction and detailed workshop materials (Participants are responsible for bringing their own fabric and materials A list will be provided). Space is limited to ensure individualized attention.
For questions, please contact information@brigade.org
Feb 21, 2026 8:00 AM - Feb 22, 2026 6:00 PM
Liberty Hall Museum
1003 Morris Avenue
Recreating the past...To teach the future
The Brigade of the American Revolution was founded with the mission to educate the public and its members about the American Revolution and the Colonial Period.
Throughout the years, the Brigade has grown into a national organization with over a thousand members. By putting on spectacular events that feature educational programs and are jam-packed with authentic action, the Brigade is proud to be a leader in the Living History Community!