Located in historic Moses W. Merrill homestead built in 1852, the Dancing Bear offers comfortable lodgings in historic elegance with a plentiful breakfast of fresh-baked breads and pastries, fresh fruit, brewed tea, coffee, and espresso.

The Dancing Bear is a five-minute walk to Shelburne Falls' many attractions including the world famous Bridge of Flowers; Glacial Potholes; Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum; as well as fine cafés, restaurants, galleries, bookshops, and antique stores.

For more information about Shelburne Falls' many attractions, go to www.shelburnefalls.com.
22 Mechanic Street
Shelburne Falls, MA 01370
Philip and Edith Bragdon
info@dancingbearguesthouse.com

All of our farm-fresh pure maple products are available here at our farm, and via mail order .
755 Watson-Spruce Corner Road
Ashfield, MA 01330
info@southfacefarm.com

We have three private, spacious, charming and imaginative guest suites/apartments. All offer wireless internet connection.
(9am - 9pm)
P.O. Box 454
Williamsburg, MA 01096
Carol Duke
carol@caroldukeflowers.com

Located in the heart of Centralia, Washington's Historic Antiques District you can shop two floors full of furniture, lighting, architectural and decorative appointments to compliment your home or office. All American Oak Mahogany & Walnut. Many investment grade pieces for the collector. Just look for the Blue Ribbons in the store or the notation in our catalogue.

Established in 1978 and going strong with a second generation.

Open Daily Noon to 5 or by Appointment
209 North Tower
Centralia, WA 98531
Sue Horwath
upthecreekantiqs@myhome.net

The Nassal Company consists of more than 100 of the finest artists, master craftsmen, general construction-trained project managers, field superintendents, estimators, CAD technicians, and support personnel.

"If you can dream it, we can build it!"
415 W. Kaley Street
Orlando, FL 32806
WANassal@nassal.com

Lynne Belluscio is the curator of the LeRoy Historical Society as well as the director of the Jell-O Museum. She is always on hand to answer any further questions you might have.

We've also included some Jell-O trivia, historic recipes, and some information about the "There's always room for the Jell-O" exhibit.
April 1st through December 31st
HOURS, Monday-Saturday 10-4 and Sunday 1-4.
..... AND, Open Ja
23 East Main St
LeRoy, NY 14482
LeRoy Historical Society

Having grown the company to what it is today, Peter now employs a team of chimney and stove trained personnel, has new storage facilites and a showroom at Morisson’s Road, Waterford city. The showroom is open Monday to Friday 09:30 to 17:00 and Saturday 10:30 to 16:00.

Mon - Friday 9:15 - 17:00 and Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
MORISSONS ROAD
WATERFORD CITY (MERCY SCHOOL JUNCTION).
Peter Barry
PETERBARRY@CHIMNEYS.IE

HistoricPropertiesList.com offers you immediate exposure to thousands of potential buyers interested in historic real estate - from projects to complete renovations, from New York to San Diego, from grand old homes to B&B's, from Victorian to castles. You will even find real estate for water front estates and equestrian estates. This Is the real estate listing site for old houses, historic real estate, and historic preservation.
130 South Main Street
Jamestown, New York 14701
info@HistoricPropertiesList.com

The Belushi name is a prominent one, but gallery co-owner Judith Belushi Pisano hopes that this will not conjure up an image of a strictly elite crowd, which might deter some people from coming. On the contrary, from its aesthetics to its purpose, the gallery has a warm, inviting ambiance, and it is not-for-profit.

The gallery is a new subsidiary of The Second Chance Foundation. Established by Ms. Belushi Pisano in 1991, the foundation has served the Island community since then, providing assistance to individuals with financial difficulties while also encouraging an appreciation for the arts.
18 State Road
(on the corner of State & Main)
Vineyard Haven, MA 02568
info@belushipisanogallery.com

NO SALES TAX on products bought through our web site.
9am to 5pm EST Monday through Friday
P.O. Box 186
587 Pine River Pond Road
East Wakefield, NH 03830
Fran Weinroth
sales@woodmanspartsplus.com

Historic Northampton constitutes a campus of three contiguous historic houses, all on their original sites. The grounds themselves are part of an original Northampton homelot, laid out in 1654.

The depth and breadth of Historic Northampton's collections attract historians, scholars and students of New England material culture from around the world. The museum's wide-ranging collection includes more than 10,000 photographs, documents and manuscripts from the 17th to the 20th centuries, fine art, furniture, ceramics, glass, metals, toys, tools and implements, and an important collection of textiles and costumes.
M-Sat: 10-5:00 pm, Sun: 12-5:00 pm
46 Bridge Street
Northampton, MA 01060
mailbox@historic-northampton.org

Our goal is to provide you with the best quality craftsmanship and the most unique and inspiring handmade fair trade products.
150 Pleasant St. #320
Easthampton, MA 01027

Check out "Antiques and Fine Arts" magazine for an article featuring Stephen Smithers and the making of a silver octagonal sugar castor, March/April 2004, and a video demonstration of Steve Smithers at work, N.E. Dreamhouse June 6, at NECN.com
MA
Steve Smithers
stevesmithers@stevesmithers.com

Check out "Antiques and Fine Arts" magazine for an article featuring Stephen Smithers and the making of a silver octagonal sugar castor, March/April 2004, and a video demonstration of Steve Smithers at work, N.E. Dreamhouse June 6, at NECN.com
MA
Steve Smithers
stevesmithers@stevesmithers.com

What a gorgeous structure the pictured barn must have been in its hay day, before that Something went to work. Without attentive care and knowledge, the structures we call home will eventually succumb to that devilish Something.

This site is an attempt to provide means for defeating that Something.
Gordan

Heirloom Period Furniture
Custom Woodwod
Restoration

Al Fortunato has been building furniture for more than 25 years. He is self-taught, acquiring his knowledge from books, magazines, and studying antiques in museums, along with some select seminars and classes taught by some of the leading experts in the country. This knowledge base includes technique, as well as furniture styles and details. Research has led him to understand the differences in styles from various times in history as well as geographical areas of Colonial America and the furniture makers that lived in these times and places. As the 18th century masters used the tools available to them at the time, Al Fortunato combines the best of both modern and traditional methods to create quality furniture that will be tomorrow's heirlooms.

In addition to furniture made with uncomprised quality, other custom woodwork services are provided. These include custom cabinets, built-ins, millwork, and furniture repair, refinishing and restoration.