Our Town Going Out Life in Early Ohio Published on Aug. 25, 2013 Share Tweet Share Email Comments Print Tamia Land, Northwood, adds hot water to paraffin and beeswax while teaching children how to make candles. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Paraffin and beeswax candles dry. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Tents are set up for the Life in Early Ohio program at Fort Meigs in Perrysburg, Saturday, August 24, 2013. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Aaron Gelb, Perrysburg, left, and A.J. Parks, Genoa, fire their flintlock muskets. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Aaron Gelb, Perrysburg, left, and A.J. Parks, Genoa, load their flintlock muskets before firing them. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Dan Woodward, Toledo, demonstrates a flintlock musket. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Bob Rosiak, 12, Oak Harbor, runs past the monument as he plays a game of war with other children. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Sophia Maine, 9, Toledo, dips a wick into a mixture of paraffin and bees wax while making a candle. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Aaron Gelb, Perrysburg, left, and A.J. Parks, Genoa, fire their flintlock muskets. The Blade/Andy Morrison Buy This Image Related Items fort meigs Recommended for you Click to comment