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April 2025 Issue

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A Place in Time Pennsylvania German Easter Eggs An Amazing Bowl Reproducing an 18th Century Pennsylvania Tavern Pipe Rack Benjamin F. Meek: A Kentucky Craftsman, 1816-1901 What to Name the Baby Concealment Shoes Natural Dyes in the Harmonist period, 1814 to 1824, New Harmony, Indiana Sewing a Fine Seam The Breeches Bible/The Geneva Bible

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June 2025 Issue

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Antiques in Search of a Home Mike and Ginger Leupold rescued an 1820 home in Mill Hall, PA to hold their lovingly collected antiques. What Ails You? Deaths from this cruel disease, caused by lack of vitamin C, were debilitating to the course of nations. Yes, Washington Really Did Sleep Here: The Peter Wentz Farmstead and the 1777 Philadelphia Campaign. The house once known only for its polka-dot walls tells the story of its time as George Washingtonís headquarters. American Stoneware 101 A primer for new collectors, or those with just a piece or two. Pockets Men and women developed different styles as pockets became a symbol of individual agency. Historic Eastfield FoundationóCarrying the Past into the Future Don Carpentierís village of lovingly rescued old buildings offers classes and workshops to learn early American arts and skills.

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September 2025 Issue

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Late Summer Style Tirzah Waite Pocket A reader brings our attention to a pre-1815 pocket in the collection of Old Sturbridge Village. OSV has now offered a kit that you can reproduce this piece of history for your own home. An 1850s Schoolhouse on the Illinois Prairie Dedicated volunteers save a schoolhouse/farmhouse from destruction by moving it to the edge of the prairie and giving it new life. The Dr. Elijah Bowen Jr. House A New Jersey couple moves to a country farmhouse with historic provenance and creates a peaceful refuge. A Tale of Two Houses–Part 1: The General John Glover Farmhouse General Glover left behind two house, one beautifully restored, the other left to ruin. The Little Haus circa 1820-21 Lori and Patrick Murphy followed their heart to restore a small jewel of a house in the heart of historic Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

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