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October 19, 2004The term "show circuit" takes on a whole new meaning during the first weekend in October here.
October 19, 2004Its popularity as a "pickers' paradise" was clearly evident.
October 19, 2004The show had to compete with ski lift rides to view the foliage. No contest.
October 19, 2004This is the grand finale of the five-show weekend extravaganza.-
October 19, 2004The Allentown Art Museum explores changing attitudes about nature and explains the indelible connection Americans have had with this style of art.
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October 19, 2004A landmark exhibition of more than 500 pieces of contemporary and historic Native American jewelry and artifacts celebrates its subject's beauty, power and symbolism.
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October 19, 2004The primary focus of this intriguing exhibition is how clothes may be considered as abstract, sculptural forms in the same way one would study a molded work of art.
October 19, 2004Since its founding in 1954, the by-invitation-only organization has stood for many virtues, among them a desire to pass accumulated wisdom to succeeding generations.
October 12, 2004The desk, with single-family history, surfaced unexpectedly in this small New Hampshire town and captured the attention of all of the serious American furniture dealers and collectors nationwide.
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