Well, we have made it to the halfway mark of what I think we can all safely say as been one of the most tumultuous years in our existence. Summer feels different this year — instead of being chock full of vacations, county/state...
Read MoreThe Fourth of July brings up memories of cookouts, fireworks, red, white and blue clothing and summer gatherings. In the antiques market, many items were made to accompany not only personal events, but milestones and...
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During the COVID-19 quarantine, many homebound dwellers revisited the friendly confines of their...
Read MoreIf there was ever a time to use the word “pivot” (in addition to moving a couch) it’s during the COVID-19 crisis. Parents are turned into temporary teachers and snack dispensers, front line workers are turned into super heroes,...
Read MoreDuring World War I, Americans were encouraged to produce as much of their own food at home as a way to combat shortages and support the war effort. These “victory gardens” were a way for families to supply themselves and their...
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