This a very good video on Plimoth! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP3xeHSRVP4

I found this photo while doing family history reaearch. I can't imagine what this journey must have been like. Riding in an uncomfortab...

http://www.iptv.org/IowaPathways/artifact_detail.cfm?aid=a_000649&oid=ob_000043 Blogger isn't cooperating so you will have to copy ...

Many pioneers built their houses out of sod on the prairie. The sod squares, cut from the soil, had long grass roots in them and thus were t...

Aren't these faces irresistable? Legend has it that George Washington was given a pair of these wonderful dogs- the following was take...

Olde Pear Pinkeep with Strawberry Fobs 1716 Log Cabin/ Ticking Candle Mat Olde 1627 Strawberry Pinkeep Box Every few days for the past we...

This This jacket was revealed to the public at Plimoth Plantation in December 2009. It took opver 4000 hours to create and was worked on by...

The Coffeehouse English coffeehouses appeared in the 17th century and quickly became popular. These establishments provided patrons with new...

We have a new candle & tarts site- a division of Brandyanne's Candles. This site features a more primitive / early look style candle...

This a great graphic to make your own notepad with!

In New England, cider was an immensely popular drink with the pilgrims and was drunk at meals by everyone, including children. Even clergyme...

It has been snowing since 9 oclock last night and shows no sign of stopping! I really think we already had enough. I have to run some erands...

http://www.patternmart.com/pattern/5039/Free+Fruits+of+My+Hands+Pinkeep Copy & paste the link into your browser.

This is a photo of the stove in the Abraham Lincoln house in 1860- note the flat irons in the bottom of the photo

and Red check! This my sweet Molly in the fleece coat I made for her. I am not sure she is a thrilled as I am with it!!