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08 Sep 2009Noel Barrett June 19′0 Toys of Summer auction recalled the simple charm of village life in late...
08 Sep 2009Union Fairgrounds hosted the 28th year of the Maine Antiques Festival on August 7‹, where Paul Davis...
08 Sep 2009An Indian rifle owned by White Man Runs Him, the scout for General George A. Custer at the Battle of Little...
08 Sep 2009In its debut as part of Heritage Auction Galleries†Signature illustration art auction on July 15, and Signature...
08 Sep 2009⁋andinsky, †a full-scale retrospective of the paintings of Vasily Kandinsky †visionary artist,...
08 Sep 2009⁅xuberant Grotesques: Renaissance Maiolica from the Fontana Workshop †is the latest in a critically...
08 Sep 2009⁔he Baroque World of Fernando Botero †is the first major US retrospective presented in more than...
01 Sep 2009Alterations wrought on the early American landscape by the transportation revolution, which some historians...
01 Sep 2009On the occasion of the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson historic voyage from the Netherlands to New York,...
01 Sep 2009Robert W. Haug, age 79, formerly of Strasburg, Penn., and Toms River, N.J., died August 24. Having an avid...
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