Bennington Made: Bennington Potters

Episode 1 of the Southwestern Vermont Chambercast podcast, hosted by Matt Harrington, titled "Bennington Made: Bennington Potters" was published on April 8, 2016 and runs 15 minutes.

April 8, 2016 ·15m · Southwestern Vermont Chambercast

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Our first episode of "Bennington Made" brings us to Bennington Potters.  Have a look at how this beautiful pottery is made from clay to final piece in the store. This was show is in partnership and produced by Catamount Access Television.

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Our first episode of "Bennington Made" brings us to Bennington Potters. Have a look at how this beautiful pottery is made from clay to final piece in the store.

This was show is in partnership and produced by Catamount Access Television.

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