Episode 148: The Stove Foundry Fire at Suncook: Iron, Ash, and an Unexpected Alibi
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Episode 148: The Stove Foundry Fire at Suncook: Iron, Ash, and an Unexpected Alibi
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Dr. G. G. Wilkins tells about the bitter January night the Suncook stove foundry burned. He spent it in the bucket line beside the county sheriff while a deputy searched his empty still-house and met Barnaby the bear. Along the way he covers cupolas, green-sand molds and what iron founders knew that coppersmiths never did. Wilkes County runner Junior Vance tells new stories about a parlor stove full of jars, a tobacco-barn fire that gave his daddy an alibi, and hollow pig iron, and Wilkins answers Cletus 'Rabbit' Miller's voicemail about hickory ashes and red oak shavings in the thump keg.
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