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13 Mar 2017By Laura Beach GROTON, MASS. — To Pam Boynton’s many attributes, add social media sensation. The Massachusetts...
13 Mar 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara HOLLISTON, MASS. – The Boston suburbs sent more than 2,000...
13 Mar 2017By James D. Balestrieri NEW YORK CITY – It is easy to get lost in Turner. Lost in his dazzling...
13 Mar 2017When the Exposition Internationale de L’Est de la France took place in Loraine, France, in 1909, the boys...
13 Mar 2017NEW YORK CITY — In anticipation of the snowstorm forecast for New York and the surrounding areas on Monday...
13 Mar 2017HUDSON, N.Y. — A gilt-zinc and copper cockerel weathervane, J. Howard & Co., Bridgewater, Mass.,...
13 Mar 2017CHESTER, N.Y. — The top lot in William J. Jenack Auctioneers March 12 sale was a Richard Edward Miller...
13 Mar 2017AMELIA ISLAND, FLA. — One-of-three Bugatti Type 57S Cabriolets claimed top sale of the week at $7.7...
13 Mar 2017NEW YORK CITY — The collection of one of America’s finest hostesses, a woman who entertained...
12 Mar 2017Review by Rick Russack BOSTON, MASS. – On March 4, Skinner’s Americana sale included a large...
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