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September 3, 2006"John Long & John Boyer: Nineteenth Century Craftsmen in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania," an exhibit at the Lancaster Cultural History Museum of the Heritage Center of Lancaster County on view through...
August 29, 2006The Center for Photography at Woodstock (CPW) is presenting two new compelling and meaningful shows from September 2 to October 22.
August 29, 2006For the past decade, Providence has been the site of a radical underground art scene, giving rise to a multifaceted, unbridled aesthetic that is as distinct as it is influential.-
August 29, 2006A full range of prints by artists working in the Passamaquoddy Bay, Maine region in the 1920s and 1930s will be displayed at the Tides Institute and Museum of Art, opening September 8.
August 29, 2006Devoted stalwarts willingly travel across the country by the thou-sands to get first peek at the wares inside New Hampshire Antiques Show, "New England's Premier Summer Show."
August 29, 2006After undergoing a $2.5 million restoration that took more than a year, the Florence Griswold House reopened this summer.
August 29, 2006Antiques Week in New Hampshire got off to a running start at 8 am on Tuesday, August 8, when Nan Gurley opened the gate to early buyers at her Americana Celebration Antiques Show. Eager buyers ran, jogged,...
August 29, 2006The Start of Manchester Antiques Show August 8-9 was a great success for its dealers, visitors and promoter, Flamingo Promotions.
August 29, 2006Proving size doesn't matter, the compact Riverside Antiques Show did a brisk business and maintained a similar opening gate as last year.
August 29, 2006Strong sales amid an active day marked Barn Star Productions tenth annual Bedford Pickers Market.
August 29, 2006Intense widespread interest generated record prices at Jackson’s International’s postcard, photography, coin and ephemera auction, which took place on August 1 and 2.
August 29, 2006Now in its 13th year, Mid*Week in Manchester dealers noted robust sales, a strong gate and buyers surely enjoyed the new air conditioned tent.
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