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insists is not difficult to use. Asked
how she learned the proper
technique, she says, “I lived in my
grandmother’s house and she
always used a wood stove ”
Barbara said she also uses a wood
stove in her own kitchen, but not
exclusively.
When she. is baking at the
museum, she begins at making
about 140-150 dozen cookies at
home, to get a head start on the
demand. She gets the wood stove
going to about 350 degrees, and
then starts the cookies on the
bottom shelf. She said she turns the
trays as they begin to rise, and
once they are nearly finished and
ready to crack, she moves them to
the top of the oven.
She said visitors to the museum
stand in line to get samples of these
delicious goodies. She adds, “I
enjoy Schaefferstown. I’m glad my
children had the opportunity to
grow up there.”
Another love of Barbara’s is
plants, and she enjoys a
greenhouse where she gets an
early start in the garden with a
wide variety of vegetables, flowers
and herbs. She and her daughter
Amy, 16, collaborate on a project
of making straw hats, both for
wearing and for decorating their
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Amy Hehnly enjoys creating fanciful hats both for wearing
and for decorating. She and her mother grow the flowers
which they then dry and use for ornamentation.
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home. Barbara starts and grows
the flowers, and Amy dries them
and decorates the hats. Barbara is
also active in her church, St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church.
Eighteen years ago the Hehnlys
purchased the house and 50-acre
farm on which they now live from
the Krall family who had owned it
for many years Barbara points
out that the Kralls generated their
own electricity, with the pump
trough for the operation still in
evidence. Although the Hehnlys
own some early deeds, they do not
know exactly when the house was
built. What they do know is that the
thick studded walls were filled
with brick, an early form of in
sulation.
There was a summer house on
the property as a separate
building, but it was connected to
the present house by the Kralls.
Barbara speculates that there was
probably a bake oven in that
summer house. It now serves as an
entrance and office to the Hehnly
home.
The Hehnlys have added living
space in the home by building an
additional room, which houses one
of the looms Barbara uses. This
room was constructed from
materials gotten from a house tom
down during Project 70, the state
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project which ciea* a Middle
Creek Wildlife preserve. The house
dated from 1866, and the Hehnly’s
have the date stone from the
destroyed home.
The additional room is connected
to what was once a porch, and now
is a convenient laundry room.
Barbara’s home is filled with
antiques, all of which are put to
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use. Many have been in the family
for years, and there are some fine
reproductions done by her
husoand, a masonry contractor.
In her small amount of spare
time, Barbara enjoys gardening,
both vegetables and flowers, and
likes to can and freeze for her
family. She and her family also
make and sell opera fudge candy, a
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