Basketmaker Museums--Georgia--Stewart County Historical museums--Georgia--Stewart County Basket making--Georgia--Stewart County Men--Georgia--Stewart County African American men--Georgia--Stewart County Basket makers--Georgia--Stewart County Overalls--Georgia--Stewart County African American basket makers--Georgia--Stewart County Artisans--Georgia--Stewart County African American artisans--Georgia--Stewart County Baskets--Georgia--Stewart County Photograph of a man weaving a basket at Westville, a living history museum in Stewart County, Georgia. Wearing overalls and a blue hat, he sits outdoors in a chair and holds a nearly-completed basket in his hands. Westville conserves both the material and the intangible culture of 1827 to 1860. As the state's earliest major experiment in living history, Westville's interpretive strategy asks the visitor to "travel back in time" to the year 1850. New Georgia Encyclopedia Color photographs http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Multimedia.jsp?id=m-2104 http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-932 Forms part of: New Georgia Encyclopedia Stewart County (Ga.) Courtesy of Forrest Shropshire.