Step back into the late 1800s, when something as simple as a broom was crafted entirely by hand. Inside small “broom houses,” farmers and skilled makers turned dried broomcorn into durable, everyday tools using hand tools, stitching techniques, and a whole lot of precision. These weren’t factories, they were local workshops where families created products their communities depended on.
In this video, we explore how these humble buildings played a big role in daily life, showing the full process from raw materials to finished broom. It’s a fascinating look at a time when even the most basic household item required real craftsmanship, and every sweep of the floor had a story behind it.
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