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Black and white photos. Print is fuzzy.

I just found that the American Period Furniture journals are available as PDF. Just ordered the set of 2001-2005 for $60. https://sapfm.org/sapfm-store/publications/2-uncategorised/out-of-print-apf-cart

If you're a member of SAPFM you can display the logo on your site: https://sapfm.org/business/sapfm-banners-logos

Do you have a website?

Only 3 open slots now.

There is a $50 materials fee. Lodging is also available in the near-by town. Go here to see other things to do and places to stay: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g57982-Monterey_Virginia-Vacations.html

Thought some folks would be interested. C P Johnson Lumber LLC 2023 Open House & Customer Appreciation Day: Saturday May 20, 2023. Free food & lumber on sale. 2023 OPEN HOUSE & CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY: SATURDAY MAY 20 It's a party, a sale & an opportunity to...

Trying to figure out what I can and can't do on this website as a non-member for the Outreach Committee.

I've arranged for Don Williams to teach his Historic Finishing Techniques class in Monterey, VA, on June 19-21, 2023. Max class size is 6 students and there are 3 open slots. Registration is open to SAPFM members and non-members. https://donsbarn.com/courses/ Refunds only if the class is...

Thought this might be of interest. One of the topics is "Shenandoah Valley Furniture" by Jeffrey S. Evans. https://eaiainfo.org/

The application deadline (Jan. 6, 2023) has passed but this would be good to remember for next year. I think the period furniture style would be a good base but these folks are looking for some modern twists as well. https://whartonesherickmuseum.org/29th-annual-juried-woodworking-open-call-2/...

I've arranged for Don Williams to teach his Historic Finishing Techniques class in Monterey, VA, on June 19-21, 2023. Max class size is 6 students and there are 4 open slots. Registration will be open only to SAPFM members until Feb. 26, 2023, when the registration opens to the general public...

I can dream, can't I? But a great source for period furniture. https://www.sothebys.com/en/departments/american-furniture-decorative-art-folk-art

National Gallery of Art There's also an online audio talk on 4 centuries of chairs available. https://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/special/masterpieces-of-american-furniture.html

The Colonial Williamsburg Antiques Forum: Past, Present & Future February 24 – 28, 2023 Virtual & In-Person Registration available https://web.cvent.com/event/a6d323b2-6f00-467a-9a74-ff68a8d8ee5e/summary?RefId=CWFWebpage