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Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York By: Jesse Goldberg (Artemis Gallery) Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York has opened at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City, and it is an absolute treat for... Read More |
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Windows and Bottles New Hampshire’s functional glass By: by: Jeff Noordsy he story of glassmaking in New Hampshire begins in 1780 with the opening of Robert Hewes glass house in Temple and ends more than a... Read More |
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Logging Railroads in the White Mountains By: by: Rick Russack Logging railroads were built in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Lumber barons laid hundreds of miles of track, employed hundreds of men, operated... Read More |
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“What’s New Hampshire about New Hampshire furniture?” By: John Fiske asks Peter Eaton Let’s not think about New Hampshire furniture in too monolithic a way, Peter warned me. There were three main centers where it was produced,... Read More |
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