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NORTH NEWTON, KAN. - Two Newton-area collectors worked together on the newest special exhibit at Bethel College's Kauffman Museum, "Pathways of Tradition: Native American Footwear, 1860-1930." John Torline, North Newton city administrator, and Keven Hiebert, who farms south of Goessel, share a mutual interest in American Indian history. Their knowledge, as well as personal collections am...
The Kilmore Tourist Information Centre is located in the town library at 12 Sydney St, tel: (03) 5781 1319. Whitburgh Cottage is the town's oldest surviving house. The first two rooms of this bluestone building were erected in 1853 for Scots coachbuilder and blacksmith William Smeaton whose family lived in the house until 1966. Another two rooms were added in 1857. The whole is enclosed ...
Take the stairs to the second floor to find the porcelain displays. The bowls, cups, saucers, platters, chargers and other decorative pieces are grouped by country of origin and in the case of the English collection, by factory and color. One of the largest groupings is of Chinese blue and white pieces. Prices start at $55 for a saucer to $6,500 for a large vase; most plates are in the $150 ran...
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The Counting House, located between the Robbins Hunter Museum and the Granville Public Library at 221 E. Broadway, will be open through Dec. 22. Its hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday and are open through 7 p.m. on Fridays. For more information, e-mail thecounting house@gmail.com. Teen downgraded to critical after Monday crash Grade-schoolers top $5,000 for fight against breast canc...
A former antiques dealer who pleaded guilty in August to bilking customers out of more than $140,000 has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and ordered to pay partial restitution. Victoria Padgett, 59, pleaded guilty in August to 14 state felony counts of tax fraud and theft of property stemming from operations at her Crump-Padgett Antique Gallery, which went bankrupt. There are no ...
Join Julian Ellison, Chief Executive Officer of LiveAuctioneers.com, for an important message about the future of live auction internet bidding. Beginning January 1, 2009, LiveAuctioneers.com will be offering its own live internet bidding for auction houses worldwide, superceding the old eBayLiveAuctions.com platform. This message details the transition to bidders, discusses their online user e...
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Advanced Search Home AnimationSimpsons Review -- The Simpsons: "Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words" Home TelevisionSimpsons Review -- The Simpsons: "Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words" By Ariel Ponywether Published Today Simpsons Rating: Unrated Ariel Ponywether has been a fan of The Simpsons since the first time Bart was ten. View all articles by Ariel Ponywether two Ten...
The model was one of a number Gormley made to win over sceptical councillors ahead of the statue's commissioning. Fine art expert Philip Mould broke the news during the recording of the show at The Sage in Gateshead. Series editor Simon Shaw said: "This was one of the most exciting moments that we've ever had on the show." Mr Mould said: "It's a great thrill to me that som... |