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23 Oct 2007The Ludlow Antiques Show proves its worth annually as it mightily rises to the occasion and transforms...
23 Oct 2007The last stop for folks heading home from the weekend quintet of shows, Antiques in Vermont conducted...
23 Oct 2007People who say that there are no characters left in the antiques business do not know Carl L. Crossman,...
23 Oct 2007Up here, seemingly at the top of Vermont, the color-dappled wooded hillsides stretch out forever †but...
23 Oct 2007The second stop for shoppers during Antiques Week in Vermont is the lodge at Okemo Mountain Resort for the popular...
23 Oct 2007Nestled in the small historic hamlet on the far corner of the town charismatic green is the Weston...
23 Oct 2007Friday, October 5, was a busy day at Bryan Memorial Town Hall in Washington Depot. Not only was there...
23 Oct 2007Show organizers are sometimes accused of relying too heavily on the tried and no longer so true. That...
23 Oct 2007Stella Show Mgmt Co. received official word from New York City officials that the March 15‱6 Pier Antiques...
23 Oct 2007A reward is being offered by a Mamaroneck, N.Y., antiques dealer for information leading to the recovery...
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