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The auction features nearly 750 lots, a curated mix of fine and decorative arts spanning from the 16th century to present day, including Old Masters paintings.

A week filled with community Gift of History activities at the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum included a special fundraising evening with in-person displays showing what is to come.

Family Memories, Framed John Grosvenor and Cheryl Hackett love projects. And early American homes. So it was only fitting that they were smitten by A couple weaves their love of family, history and beauty through their Middletown, Rhode Island, home.

It’s hard to imagine someone better qualified to tell the stories of women in Colorado Springs during Women’s History Month than Leah Davis Witherow, curator of history at the Colorado

Since 1922, The Magazine ANTIQUES has been America’s premier publication on the fine and decorative arts, architecture, preservation, and interior design.

The Tocqueville Society, Pikes Peak United Ways top ongoing donor organization, was honored at a famed 1912 Millionaires Row mansion.

Part one of the ABCs of antique buying and collecting was published in a recent column. Part II is the conclusion providing you with M to Z. Are you interested in what I found for Z? I am too. 

Tattered Cover, the states largest independent bookstore and an iconic retail name in Colorado for a half century, will open a location next year in the heart of downtown Colorado

Tattered Cover, the states largest independent bookstore and an iconic retail name in Colorado for a half century, will open a location next year in the heart of downtown Colorado

I think antiques are in my DNA. As a small child I lived in our old family home in Greencastle, Indiana. I do not remember a lot about that 1880’s