On May 20 and 21, the Pewter Collectors Club of America (PCCA) held its annual meeting at the Historic Publick House Inn in Sturbridge, Mass. After the board met to discuss the business of the club, Rick Benson, one of the clubs knowledgeable members, gave a presentation titled Introduction to Pewter. Following a buffet dinner, the group listened to another talk by Tom Kelleher, the curator at the Old Sturbridge Village (OSV) Museum. He spoke about the history and the mission of the OSV. Toms talk was followed by a presentation from club members Michael and Suzanne Payne. They spoke about a pewter church flagon used by Henry Muhlenberg, the pastor who established the first Lutheran church in the United States, The Augustus Lutheran Church in Trappe, Pa. On day two, membership went to the OSV to view their extensive pewter collection such as American and English tankards, flagons, plates, and porringers. After that, many walked through the living history village and observed artisans such as tinsmiths, blacksmiths, and potters at work and then had lunch at the local tavern. It was a great day at the village enjoyed by all. In the evening, another buffet-style dinner was held, and a talk by members Bob and Arlene Diercks. They spoke about their efforts to manage the groups Facebook page and the Pewter Forum they host. Finally, the show-and-tell portion of the forum was held. This is the time when members bring pieces of pewter they own and feel have some important aspects to highlight or pieces they wish to learn more about. A lively discussion usually ensues regarding each piece. At the end, club president Eric Lanka thanked everyone, especially vice president Ed McManus, who arranged and planned the annual program. The PCCA is a nonprofit organization established to encourage, develop, and foster the study, discussion, and collecting of pewter. For more information, visit www.pewtercollectorsclub.org.