Blogs about: Turn Of The Century
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Working Spinning Wheel
What goes up – must come down – Spinning wheel – got to go round – Did I get you singing??? – This is a authentic working spinning wheel – in fact the gal who… more →
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Inspired
Missy wrote 1 week ago: 629 // December 07, 2009 I mentioned yesterday that I was able to visit the Denver Art Museum. I did … more →
Queen Anne 1 - Before & After
carol sundstrom wrote 3 weeks ago: Kitchen Challenge: Design a comfortable kitchen for a family of five within an existing narrow maze … more →
Why Architects Hate Curtains
carol sundstrom wrote 1 month ago: While researching turn-of-the-century decorating, I came across a chapter on windows in Edith Wharto … more →
epdavee wrote 2 months ago: Production has begun! We are, however, on track to run out of money soon. Please spread the word tha … more →
Decorating the early 1900’s home (Part Two - Kitchens, Bathrooms, & Porches)
carol sundstrom wrote 2 months ago: Here are some highlights from “Domestic Architecture”, written by architect L. Eugene Ro … more →
1880s Farmhouse in Springs 750K
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cara wrote 3 months ago: IF I COULD FLIP the postwar cottage I’ve owned for three whole months now, and buy something l … more →
"The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Caitlyn wrote 4 months ago: Rating: ***** Author: Frances Hodgson Burnett Publisher: My favorite edition is the B&N Classic, … more →
Turn-of-the-Century
rivertonpark wrote 5 months ago: Last Thursday (7/9/09) a small group gathered at the Riverton Park Education Center to work on the R … more →
Old Gas Station
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Ginger wrote 5 months ago: Hughes Brothers, Inc. is North Carolina’s oldest tire dealer, in business since 1921. The orig … more →
Episode 1: The Green Door (1906)
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mysterymanpodcast wrote 7 months ago: O. Henry O. Henry (1862-1910) was the pen name of American author William Sidney Porter, a native of … more →
Working Spinning Wheel
ladedalist wrote 7 months ago: What goes up – must come down – Spinning wheel – got to go round – Did I get … more →
Turn-of-the-Century Vienna around Sigmund Freud
exilewarriors wrote 7 months ago: Eleonore Neubacher has specialised in walking tours in English dealing with Vienna’s Jewish hi … more →
Who were the Progressives, and why are they important?
michiganredneck wrote 8 months ago: Lately on Glenn Beck’s T.V show he has been talking about the history, truth and tenants of th … more →
His Family -- 1918 Winner
Allison wrote 8 months ago: “All of the people around us they say, Can they be that close? Just let me state for the recor … more →
Alice Adams -- 1922 winner
Allison wrote 9 months ago: “When all eyes have turned aside They used to talk to you And people on the streets seem to di … more →
The Magnificent Ambersons -- 1919 winner
Allison wrote 9 months ago: “You might be a big fish in a little pond. Doesn’t mean you’ve won cause along may come a bigger one … more →
A Mighty Fine Life, Carryin' the Banner
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Rachel! wrote 10 months ago: I was in The New York Times several years ago. Well, okay, at least an organization I was involved w … more →
Picnic At Hanging Rock (1975)
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moogirl22 wrote 11 months ago: Directed by: Peter Weir Starring: Anne Lambert, Rachel Roberts, Helen Morse ‘Picnic At H … more →
Emily of New Moon Episode Guide
poster wrote 11 months ago: This is an interesting series; it’s based on the series of books by L.M Montgomery, and if you … more →
