[row] [col span=”6″ span__sm=”12″] On February 11, 1919, Paul Rea, director of The Charleston Museum, acquired a stoneware jar characteristic of those made in Edgefield, South Carolina. Of course, it wasn’t the first piece of pottery the museum had ever…
By Fred N. Holabird [divider align=”center”] [row] [col span=”6″ span__sm=”12″] [ux_image_box img=”47383″] Crystallized Gold from Round Mountain Mine, Nye Co NV [/ux_image_box] [/col] [col span=”6″ span__sm=”12″] Mining is the Backbone of America The history of America is in many ways…
By Jessica Kosinski [divider align=”center”] It is often said that memory is a powerful thing. Sometimes a sight, smell or sound can take you back to a whole other era. Such is the case when it comes to seeing a…
By J.C. Vaughn [divider align=”center”] Marvel Comics #1 Joins the $1 Million Club A CGC-certified 9.4 copy of Marvel Comics #1 has joined Action Comics #1, Detective Comics #27, and Amazing Fantasy #15 as the only comics to date to…
By Alex Gardner. [ux_image id=”47270″ image_size=”medium” height=”18%”] [divider align=”center”] [ux_gallery ids=”47180,47181,47182,47184,47185,47187″ type=”masonry” image_size=”medium”] The results are in: Vintage is back . . .and in a big way! From the clothes we wear to the unique pieces of furniture and objects…
By Maxine Carter-Lome [divider align=”center”] “My preoccupation is to make women look beautiful.” Oleg Cassini, Time , 2005. Although identified as a great American designer, and best known as the “man that dressed Jackie” during her White House years, Oleg…
by Kary Pardy [row] [col span=”6″ span__sm=”12″] Have you ever wanted to pack everything up and hit the open road? Embrace a minimalist lifestyle and go on an adventure in the process? With all of the buzz that surrounded the…
