Category: Trust Features
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How Do You Set Your Table?
The Florence Griswold Museum showcases painted panels in the context of the National Trust’s exploration of tablescapes and tableware from historic sites. This seasonal gathering encourages visitors to draw inspiration from eight National Trust Historic Sites and members of Historic Homes and Artists’ Studios, highlighting their artistic contributions.
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16 One-of-a-Kind Gifts to Impress
The National Trust’s 2024 Holiday Gift Guide features 16 unique gifts perfect for hard-to-please individuals. Whether for a family member or a friend, this curated selection from Historic Sites and Artists’ Studios offers delightful options to showcase your thoughtful gift-giving skills. Discover ideal presents for any recipient on your list.
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Five Objects That Make You Consider the Great Beyond
The National Trust for Historic Preservation highlighted three sites from HAHS in an article discussing objects that evoke reflections on mortality. These artifacts, imbued with historical significance, connect us to individuals of the past and offer unique insights into their lives and the context of their times.
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HAHS Sites featured in “Quirky Objects” article by National Trust
Fonthill Castle features an alligator as part of its unique collection, highlighting the intriguing nature of house museums. These quirky objects invoke curiosity and reveal the histories of their inhabitants. Exploring ten unusual items from historic sites provides context about the individuals and eras associated with these homes.