In the days of peak craftsman product demand, the craftsmen had from November through March to produce product and get it ready for the summer season. In the winter time, they set up crafts workshops in the HH, and I remember the basketweavers working in there. Also, some of the hand made items were purchased from potters and other craftsmen who supplied the city, but lived and worked in the Ozarks in Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. Don't know if they still do it, but at one time they had the craftsmen train fellow park employees in the winter months how to make things including brooms, baskets, pottery, and so on. It was a way to continue the crafts from one generation to the next, and to make an in-house team of people who could make things that could be sold on park. The time period I'm talking about is the mid 70s through the mid 80s.