Add to ORKGIn this half-minute video, Susan Leveille, a local western North Carolina weaver and textile researcher discusses looms being disassembled and moved historically and some of the ramifications of that process. The loom she is standing in front of was originally used on the porch of the Hall family farm in Macon County, North Carolina. The farm, located on the banks of the Little Tennessee River, comprised over fifty acres and included a nineteenth century farmhouse and eleven outbuildings. The Hall loom had been stored in a barn loft for a number of years before being donated to the Mountain Heritage Center. Obvious care was taken in its storage because all of the components of the loom were found together and in good condition. The Mountai...