Early New England interiors :sketches in Salem, Marblehead, Portsmouth and Kittery /by Arthur Little.Historic New England reprint. Pembroke :ancient trails to the 21st century, 1712-2012 /Pembroke 300th Anniversary Committee. A journey through Woodstock, 1686-2011 /Cheryl R. Wakely. Toile :the storied fabrics of Europe and America /Michele Palmer ; Lori Beth Garris, photographer. Memoir of the life of Eliza S. M. Quincy. Cape Cod Canal /Timothy T. Orwig for Historic New England. American genre painting in the Victorian era :Winslow Homer, Eastman Johnson, and their contemporaries. [Exhibition] April 8-May 6, 1978. Teacher, scholar, mentor: Dr. Harry Reiff of St. Lawrence University. More small Italian villas and farmhouses , by Guy Lowell. Smaller Italian villas and farmhouses , by Guy Lowell, illustrated by photographs and sketches made by the author and others. College Hill :a demonstration study of historic area renewal /conducted by the Providence City Plan Commission in cooperation with the Providence Preservation Society and the Dept. of Housing and Urba… College Hill,a demonstration study of historic area renewal.Conducted in cooperation with the Providence Preservation Society and the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Interface: Providence /Interface: Providence Design Team, Rhode Island School of Design. Needle and brush: useful and decorative.[By John Q. Reed and Eliza M. Lavin]. Wickford memories / by Anita W. Hinckley. Performing anti-slavery :activist women on antebellum stages /Gay Gibson Cima. Traditions and recollections of Berlin /by Bailey K. Davis ; with a foreword by Faye Memolo. The British raid on Essex :the forgotten battle of the War of 1812 /Jerry Roberts. Tempest-tossed :the spirit of Isabella Beecher Hooker /Susan Campbell. American holiday postcards, 1905-1915 :imagery and context /Daniel Gifford. The housekeeping book of Susanna Whatman 1776-1800. Historic cookery /Fabiola Cabeza de Baca Gilbert. Crazy in the kitchen :food, feuds, and forgiveness in an Italian American family /Louise DeSalvo. Managing Clover Lawn :from ingredients to enjoyment: a guide to the kitchen of Sarah Davis and the life that filled it /Sarah Vales The David Davis Mansion. We are what we eat :ethnic food and the making of Americans /Donna R. Gabaccia ; [illustrations by Susan Keller]. History from the hearth :a colonial Michilimackinac cookbook /by Sally Eustice. Ambitious appetites :dining, behavior, and patterns of consumption in federal Washington /Barbara G. Carson. Accumulation & display :mass marketing household goods in America, 1880-1920 /Deborah Anne Federhen, Bradley C. Brooks, Lynn A. Brocklebank [with] Kenneth L. Ames, E. Richard McKinstry. Legal problems of museum administration :ALI-ABA course of study materials /cosponsored by the Smithsonian Institution with the cooperation of the American Association of Museums. Legal problems of museum administration :ALI-ABA course of study materials /cosponsored by the Smithsonian Institution with the cooperation of the American Association of Museums. Legal problems of museum administration :ALI-ABA course of study materials /cosponsored by the Smithsonian Institution with the cooperation of the American Association of Museums and the Western Museu… Forces of change :1991 annual meeting. The ladies' work-table book;containing clear and practical instructions in plain and fancy needle-work, embroidery, knitting, netting, crochet, tatting &c., &c. A new system of delineating, founded on true principles.Containing lithographic charts of all the different garments, and an explanation of Madison's patent mathematical ruler. ... The tailors' director, :containing an important discovery for fitting the human shape, by anatomical principles, including regimentals, gentlemen's dress, frock, shooting and over coats. With practica… The Ladies' hand-book of millinery and dressmaking :with plain instructions for making the most useful articles of dress and attire /with additions by an American lady. Legal problems of museum administration :ALI-ABA course of study materials /cosponsored by the Smithsonian Institution with the cooperation of the American Association of Museums. The craftsman in a changing society :Boston goldsmiths, 1690-1730 /by Barbara McLean Ward. Practical decorative upholstery;containing full instructions for cutting, making and hanging all kinds of interior upholstery decorations, illustrated with numerous working diagrams and designs ...by … Textile storage in Colonial America, 1680-1750 /by Susan Marie Kilpatrick. A treatise on haberdashery and hosiery :including the Manchester, Scotch, silk, linen, and woollen departments ... and remarks on the general retail trade ... /by E.E. Perkins. Novgorod /risunki ëIìU.A. Pokhodaeva ; redaktor, E.P. Suzdaleva. Matting techniques /Herb Carithers. Restoration reconsidered :historical accuracy of the kitchen at Adena, a Federal period house museum /Fred Rhodes Smith. What's New England about New England quilts? :proceedings of a symposium at Old Sturbridge Village, June 13, 1998 /edited by Lynne Z. Bassett. Searching for 18th-and 19th-century patents on the Patent Office web site /together with tables of issue days and patent numbers for utility, design, reissue, & additional improvement patents for the … For work & for play :a selection of American neo-classical furniture /exhibition curated by Elizabeth Feld and Stuart P. Feld. Hampshire pottery, 1871-1923 :selections from the Colony House Museum, Bouchard-Croteau collection, John C. Perry collection : an exhibition /organized by the Currier Gallery of Art. When gentlemen wore hats :the days of hatting in Norwalk, Connecticut /Gloria P. Stewart and Deborah Wing Ray. Tracing the footsteps of ritual :concealed footwear in Quincy, Massachusetts ; a thesis /by Jessica W. Geisler.
