When we think of the veterans we want to honor on November 11, those who served in the “big” wars come to mind, including the World Wars, Korea, and Vietnam. The American Revolution, the War of 1812 and the Civil War preceded these wars. All of our wars were fought by Americans to protect our freedom and the freedom of […]
By Rachel Hoffman Freedom comes at a high price when men and women have to risk and sacrifice their lives for the nation we have built and way of life we have come to enjoy. The men and women who have served our country in times of war and peace are some of our nation’s best citizens. We justly honor […]
By Robert Reed The wonderful tradition of gathering around the grand dining table for a celebrated meal with distinguished guests has not been around forever. In historical terms the elegant dining table was not a feature in fashionable American homes until well into the 18th century. Before that time a relatively plain and solitary table might be crowded into […]
The objects are prehistoric stone axes. These are all lower grade tools. Two lack the shape and workmanship of finer examples. The two celt type axes are much smaller and have significant damage to the bit ends. We had two correct answers to our November’s What Is It. Vicky Kellen of Castle Pines, Colorado and Jerome McLaren of Conifer, Colorado […]
Help Support Small Business Saturday, November 28 Small Business Saturday is a way for people to support small businesses that are a large part of our community. Homestead Antique Mall is a great example.. Located at 6530 Wadsworth Blvd. in Arvada, it has over 70 of Denver’s finest dealers with a wide variety of antiques and collectibles. So, if you […]
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