By Robert Reed In the National Museum of American History in the nation’s capitol is a black and white image of a beautiful Crow Indian girl with doll in a traditional cradle. The photograph was taken in 1888. Like children everywhere, Native American children have loved to play with dolls over the centuries. In most cases such dolls for them […]
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‘Old Crows Gets in Your Bones’ – Dealers Thriving at Old Crows Antique Mall
By Jon DeStefano The time has finally come for Old Crows Antique Mall to celebrate their Grand Opening. It hasn’t been easy. They faced the typical challenges of starting a new business, of transforming a 40,000 square foot empty space into a place customers and dealers would feel comfortable, and a place that gave 200+ dealers a space that was […]
Joe Biden Will Bring Us Together
By Jon DeStefano We endorse Joe Biden for President of the United States. He is a good man. He is capable, honest and dignified. He has served our country well. He will be a president for all Americans. Donald Trump has failed. He has put America and Americans in grave danger misleading us at a time when our lives depend […]
American History: October Anniversaries
October 2 50th Anniversary of NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) formed in 1970 October 13 Congress establishes U.S. Navy (1775) October 19 Victory of Yorktown (1781) October 24 United Nations Day October 28 Grover Cleveland dedicates the Statue of Liberty (1886)






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