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Category Archives: Special Collections
“I can see you have your hands full.”
When we’re feeling distracted and harried, we need a special place where we can tune out and lose ourselves in our interests, even just for a few moments. Recently, I found respite in a small space that has been transformed … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dayton, England, Needlework, Special Collections
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“Happiness is being a Buckeye.”
That’s what many are saying this year, as The Ohio State University celebrates its 150th anniversary. In this Buckeye’s case, though, happiness was seeing my relative’s dress on display as part of exhibitions celebrating the traditions and experiences that have … Continue reading
“Indeed, This Ohio Girl Makes, On The Whole, The Most Varied And Interesting Exhibition In The Galleries”
Parting with some things to simplify your life? Maybe you’re finding what other downsizers have found. Prized family heirlooms may be destined for the dumpster, impossible to sell or give away to younger generations with little interest in the past. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Columbus, Museums, Special Collections
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At Herman Miller’s Design Yard, A Way of Living Is Also A Way of Working
Four offices in nine years. My grand tour of my workplace has taken me to two floors, providing various views from different directions. Now I sit at the end of a hall. After having been deluged with conversation on the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Michigan, Special Collections, Travel
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Wanted For Michigan Move: The Heinmillers’ 1920 Model T Ford
I was there for four hours, but it took me about four seconds to decide that I should live on Bagley Avenue, worship on Chapel Lane, work on Burbank Avenue, eat on Main Street, shop on Mill Road, make friends … Continue reading
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