Little Journeys

An Asheville Main Street Walkabout

by Kate Nixon   I've been using the phrase "I remember when..." a little too often these days. For example, "I remember the summer nights when I walked alongside the river by Salvage Station with my sister, talking about life" or…

A Craftsman Story of Survival

by Bruce Johnson November 10th, 2024 Well, Leigh Ann and I have just yesterday been re-connected via the internet with the rest of the world. As I understand it, there has been a World Series, fall football, Halloween, and an election…

A Case of Buyer’s Remorse

by Kate Nixon   Sooner or later, a collector is almost destined to run that sinking feeling that can eat you from the inside if you aren't careful. Buyer's Remorse: a feeling of regret experienced after making a purchase, especially…

Radio and Resilience in Asheville’s Aftermath

by Kate Nixon   Editor's note: This story is a rare occasion of not covering the American Arts & Crafts Movement or the collecting life. But given that the city of Asheville is beloved by collectors everywhere as the home of the…

A Trip to East Aurora

by Kate Nixon Editor's note: This article has been republished. Original date of publication: May 24th, 2023.   For many of us, 2023 has continued to bring us opportunities for travel after years of…well…not being able to. We…

Waving Through a Zoom Window

by Kate Nixon   I sat in awe at what I was seeing live. While it had been ages since I had walked the streets of Berkeley in my home state of California, I was seeing the exterior of a gorgeous bungalow in real time complete with the…

We noticed you're blocking ads.

Our site and its resources depend on ad revenue. To keep enjoying our services, please turn off your ad blocker or advertise with us.

Unblock ads
Advertise with us

Continue without supporting