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10 May 2017NEW YORK CITY — In 1816, the North Carolina State House in Raleigh commissioned a full-length statue...
10 May 2017COS COB, CONN. — Louis Comfort Tiffany is renowned for his stained glass windows, furniture, books,...
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10 May 2017BRIMFIELD, MASS. — Anticipation was high at the New England Motel field before its 6 am opening — the first...
09 May 2017BEVERLY, MASS. – Kaminski Auctions’ April 30 sale presented a unique piece of American history...
09 May 2017CONWAY, MASS. – It has been more than two months since Jan and John Maggs’ barn was destroyed...
09 May 2017WASHINGTON, DC – The Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art has received a $575,000 grant...
09 May 2017By Kristin Nord NEW YORK CITY – In “Secrets of The Sea: A Tang Shipwreck and Early Trade...
09 May 2017GARRISON, N.Y. – Boscobel House and Gardens’ 2016 exhibition “Hudson Hewn: New York...
09 May 2017Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Guyette & Deeter, Inc. ST CHARLES, ILL. – Exceedingly...
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