Little Journeys

Two Hotels, One Shared Name

  Last Thursday was book delivery day for me, which I always enjoy, as it gives me an excuse to get off the farm and dip back into Asheville for a few hours. After dropping off books at the Grove Park Inn, I parked between the 1924 Battery…

Arts and Crafts Bones

  I have always been fascinated with trying to find the original sites of any Arts and Crafts firms I was researching. It began even as a teenager, when I drove out into the Illinois countryside near where I was born, parked my blue 1961…

Inspirational Chickens

  A few weeks ago, I complained here about my inability to find a high school student who wanted to work on our small farm, helping us with mowing, weedeating, fence repair, and other various projects. Well, a close friend reached out…

Playing Furniture Detective

This week, we're re-publishing an article a few months ago where Bruce attempted to identify a spindle rocker after a reader asks if the chair was a work of Stickley or merely inspired by the Mission style. If you're interested in methods of…

Exploring New York City and a Collection For the Ages

by Kate Nixon This week, I'm taking over the Little Journeys column as I talk about my recent visit to New York City, viewing four art museums in three days. During my trip, one particular exhibit stood out.    Readers, I have a confession…

“Never Go Away”

  There was a time in the world of art, antiques, and finance when summer typified the adage “Sell in May, then go away.” Originally it was reflective of New Yorkers’ preoccupation with getting out of the hot, humid city and escaping…

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