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28 Oct 2015By Kate Eagen Johnson WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — It is absolutely fitting that a new display of Colonial Williamsburg’s...
28 Oct 2015READING, PENN. — The Berks History Center will open two new galleries to the public Saturday, November...
28 Oct 2015Read this issue online…
28 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — Fans of American folk art gathered at Gotham Hall on Thursday, October 15, to celebrate...
28 Oct 2015Heritage Worthy And Then Some Story by Laura Beach Photos by Laura Beach and R. Scudder Smith DEERFIELD,...
27 Oct 2015Review By Charles R. Muller, Photos courtesy of Willis Henry Auctions Inc PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Since...
27 Oct 2015A certain fatigue has set in in some quarters of the collecting world. The primitive country furniture...
27 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — Bonhams sold an important and historic item for $449,000, including the buyer’s premium...
27 Oct 2015Review by W.A. Demers; Catalog Photographs Courtesy of Crocker Farm SPARKS, MD. — It is probably fitting...
27 Oct 2015DALLAS, TEXAS — The Dallas Museum of Art acquired a marble head of Herakles, the Greek hero the Romans...
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