A Florida artist at home

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Greenwood began decorating furniture and accessories after finding it hard to find affordable 18th- and 19th-century decors for her new Florida home. Although Greenwood has never been educated in the arts, she was able to transform her home into a lovely Colonial house that is filled with period pieces, all of which she carefully crafted herself.

author: McTammany, Theresa
Appreciation, Behavior, Women artists, Decorative arts, Greenwood, Gloria

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Masterworks: a visit to the tin man

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Stephen Malaney started making tin lighting fixtures when he cannot find any to his liking for the Federal-era stone house he was restoring. He would later close his restaurant to concentrate on being a full-time tinsmith, using the same tools and techniques used by Colonial craftsmen 200 years ago.

author: McTammany, Theresa
Methods, Tinware, Malaney, Stephen

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A man's home is his castle

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Hammond Castle was the home and working laboratory of John Hays Hammond Jr., an inventor of the remote control and over 400 other patents. Now a museum, the castle is a showcase of the ecclesiastical style of Gothic architecture and houses a vast collection of Medieval arts and artifacts.

author: McTammany, Theresa
Analysis, Design and construction, Historic sites, Castles, Gloucester, Massachusetts, Architecture, Gothic, Gothic architecture

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