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Painting with Linseed Oil

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Port Royal State Park
Sat, Sep 26, 2026
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Did you know that modern paints have a huge impact on the environment? Did you know there are historical, quality, sustainable alternatives?

Linseed paint is an all-natural and water permeable paint that has been used for thousands of years. Join us in painting with linseed oil-based paints as you learn about linseed and its positive environmental impact & sustainability, and its uses in historic preservation.

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Port Royal State Park, encompassing 30 acres, invites visitors to step back in time and explore a significant piece of Tennessee history. This day-use park centers around the site of the former town of Port Royal, established in 1797. Visitors can explore the restored 1859 General Store, walk along a preserved section of the Trail of Tears, and immerse themselves in stories of the past.

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