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Greene Artifacts: Caring for Our Aged Wood
Taking care of a museum can be an endless cycle of maintenance, especially when many of the artifacts and a great deal of the components of our building itself are
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Author Archives: Matt Cumberledge
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Going Greene: A Story From the Settlement
In the early 1830s the bottoms along Dunkard Creek were a remarkably different place than they are today. Long fields stretched along the banks, and all land suitable for farming
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Greene Artifacts: Buying Fur in the 1890s
Buying and selling furs has been a part of the history of this region for centuries, going as far back as the 17th century before the European presence. Along the
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Going Greene: Barking Up the Wrong Tree – Jesse’s Hunting “Tail”
It was 1919. The great war had ended, and a time of peace and prosperity enveloped the United States. It was a more innocent time, a simpler time. Jesse was
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Greene Artifacts: A Traditional Century Christmas Gift
Many of us in the modern era look back on a traditional Christmas with quite a bit of romance, and rightfully so. The elegant simplicity of decorations, hand crafted ornaments
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