| Early American Homes 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A chronology of teapots.(17th century to present) | Home furnishings industry | |
| A masterpiece recreated. (18th century Shenandoah Valley dower chest) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, JeanMarie |
| American decoys. (includes related article on collecting decoys)(Cover Story) | Home furnishings industry | Shaw, Robert |
| America's long affair with striped carpet. (includes related article on coverlets) | Home furnishings industry | Goody, Rabbit |
| An artful Pennsylvania house. | Home furnishings industry | Bishop, Lisa Mullins |
| Animal friends: dogs and cats, sea anemones and squirrels. | Home furnishings industry | Rupp, Rebecca |
| An old Connecticut cape. (house restoration) | Home furnishings industry | |
| An old New England house.(preservation of an 18th century house)(includes related article) | Home furnishings industry | McCabe, Carol |
| A pre-revolutionary New Jersey House. (the Posts Mills historic house) | Home furnishings industry | Czernic, Jean |
| A rare find. (Shaker drawings) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| Around The American Table. (American cookbook by Michael Krondl) (includes sample recipes) | Home furnishings industry | McCabe, Carol |
| A strawberry pincushion to make. (article on making pincushion) | Home furnishings industry | O'Neill, Edyth Charlene |
| A tool shed with a past. | Home furnishings industry | |
| A turn-of-the-century garden at Barrett House.(Cover Story) | Home furnishings industry | Shockey, Jill |
| A twentieth-century saltbox. (house designed to look like an original Connecticut brown saltbox) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, JeanMarie |
| A two-story, two-century log house. | Home furnishings industry | Creznic, Jean |
| A William & Mary high chest: epitome of the style. (includes related articles) | Home furnishings industry | Greene, Jeffrey P. |
| Baking in earthenware cake molds: three old-time recipes. | Home furnishings industry | Weaver, William Woys |
| Bethabara's richest harvest. (Historic Bethabara Park, Winston-Salem, NC) | Home furnishings industry | Turnage, Sheila |
| Christmas in Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania. | Home furnishings industry | |
| Clement Moore and the "Night Before Christmas." (biography of the author of the poem) | Home furnishings industry | Schuessler, Raymond |
| Color in the winter garden. | Home furnishings industry | MacGregor, Annie |
| Cranberries. (include recipes) | Home furnishings industry | Perney, Suzanne |
| Creating a home for wildlife. | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| Digging into history. (Fort Vancouver Historic Garden, Vancouver, WA) | Home furnishings industry | Hammer, Marian Behan |
| Early American jewelry.(17th-19th century) | Home furnishings industry | Auvergne, Caroline |
| Early New England gravestones. (includes related article in gravestone preservation) | Home furnishings industry | Moulton, Mark Kimball |
| Emigrants crossing the Atlantic. | Home furnishings industry | Ganter, Mary N. |
| Feasting with the pilgrims. (Pilgrim harvest feast) | Home furnishings industry | McCabe, Carol |
| Folk art weather vane. | Home furnishings industry | Nelson, John |
| Fresh and dried natural decorations. (unique materials in making decorations for windows and doors) | Home furnishings industry | Muchler, Tom, Muchler, Judy |
| Genesee Country Village. (Genesee County, New York) | Home furnishings industry | Shockey, Jill |
| Georgia vernacular, a bridge to the past. | Home furnishings industry | |
| Hearts and holly - a Christmas stocking to knit. | Home furnishings industry | Houlden, Aurena M. |
| Herald angels: a stenciled tablecloth. | Home furnishings industry | Lefko, Linda Carter |
| How the Holcomb house was built. | Home furnishings industry | Curtis, John Obed |
| How to make an eighteenth-century floorcloth. (includes related article on recreating Wheatland's floorcloth) | Home furnishings industry | McCarthy, Joann E. |
| Ingrain carpet. | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| Jamestown's link to Shakespeare. (Jamestown, Virginia) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, JeanMarie |
| Jigsaw puzzles. | Home furnishings industry | Williams, Anne D. |
| John White and the lost colony. | Home furnishings industry | LaLand, Patricia |
| Koeken und schnapps and a gude new year. (early American new year celebrations) | Home furnishings industry | Doyle, Marian I. |
| Liberty teas of colonial America.(American teas from homegrown ingredients) | Home furnishings industry | Hinkley, Terry Tucker |
| Lilacs for remembrance. (includes related article on selection, planting and care of plants) | Home furnishings industry | Tozer, Eliot |
| Local history. (Granville, Massachusetts) | Home furnishings industry | Moulton, Mark Kimball |
| Magnolia plantation gardens: a plan for all seasons. | Home furnishings industry | LaLand, Patricia |
| Marblehead's crown jewels: the Jeremiah Lee and King Hooper houses.(Massachusetts) | Home furnishings industry | McCabe, Carol |
| Marzipan for the holiday table. (confectionery) | Home furnishings industry | Shockey, Jill |
| Menu. (the 375th anniversary commemoration of The Harvest Feast) | Home furnishings industry | |
| Metalwork in early America.(Illustration) | Home furnishings industry | Fennimore, Donald L. |
| Neat as a bandbox. (usage and method of making a bandbox) | Home furnishings industry | Viator, Jane B. |
| Once is never enough.(collecting as a hobby)(Editorial) | Home furnishings industry | Handler, Mimi |
| On the curious monikers of wildflowers. | Home furnishings industry | Takaro, Tim |
| Out of the pages of history: painted tongue. | Home furnishings industry | Brander, Sue M. |
| Pennsylvania German furniture. | Home furnishings industry | Appleton, Dick |
| Pennsylvania pottery banks. (coin banks) | Home furnishings industry | Breininger, Lester P., Jr. |
| Pennsylvania redware cake molds. | Home furnishings industry | Breininger, Lester P., Jr. |
| Pretty with pinks. (dianthus) | Home furnishings industry | Martin, Tovah |
| Pumpkin house.(Illustration) | Home furnishings industry | O'Neill, Edyth Charlene |
| Quimper pottery. | Home furnishings industry | Albertson, Karla Klein |
| Scented-leaf geraniums. (includes recipes) | Home furnishings industry | McCabe, Carol |
| Solving the puzzle of a Virginia house.(restoration of an antique house) | Home furnishings industry | Dunbar, Jean |
| Soup tureens at Winterthur. (museum) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| Sulfur inlay. (furniture decoration) | Home furnishings industry | Coffin, Margaret M. |
| Sweet Cicely takes a ride. (plant)(Editorial) | Home furnishings industry | Handler, Mimi |
| Tales from the tea table.(history of tea drinking) | Home furnishings industry | Goldsborough, Jennifer F. |
| Ten easy steps to garden color. | Home furnishings industry | Jackson, Donald W. |
| The Christmas Museum. (Murtagh 18th-century home) | Home furnishings industry | |
| The collectible cheese basket. | Home furnishings industry | Freeman, Chester D. |
| The female Peales: a portrait of the artists. | Home furnishings industry | Albertson, Karla Klein |
| The gardens of Waterford, Virginia. | Home furnishings industry | Bishop, Lisa Mullins |
| The green man. (ancient symbols) | Home furnishings industry | Creznic, Jean |
| The house that Jack (re)built. (Edyth and Jack O'Neill) | Home furnishings industry | |
| The image business. | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, JeanMarie |
| The kaleidoscope. (includes relate article on the kaleidoscope revival) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| The King Hooper house.(Marblehead's Crown Jewels) | Home furnishings industry | |
| The lady, the curmudgeon, and three bags of gold. (Percy Mann's farmhouse in Scituate, MA) | Home furnishings industry | Langford, Norma Jane |
| The lives of a 1719 Saltbox.(Cover Story) | Home furnishings industry | Curtis, John Obed |
| The mighty Conestoga. (18-wheeler wagon) | Home furnishings industry | Bishop, Lisa Mullins |
| The native sweet potato. | Home furnishings industry | McCabe, Carol |
| The necessary parts of gardening. | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| The Pliny Freeman garden. (includes recipes) | Home furnishings industry | Creasy, Rosalind |
| The preservationist. (Faith Bybee)(Editorial) | Home furnishings industry | Handler, Mimi |
| The Williamsburg Institute: apprenticeship to the past. (programs offered covers 18th century skills) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, JeanMarie |
| The Yuletide Festival in Salem, New Jersey. | Home furnishings industry | Creznic, Jean |
| Time for tea.(afternoon tea recipes)(includes related article) | Home furnishings industry | |
| Traditional American crafts. (1997 Directory of Traditional American Crafts) | Home furnishings industry | Claggett, David L. |
| Uncommon Christmas collectibles. | Home furnishings industry | Creznic, Jean |
| Who is that man in the coach? a needlework hypothesis. (antique hand towels that depict 18th century businessman Henry William Stiegel) | Home furnishings industry | Randolph, Hamp |
| "You must risque to win": America at odds with fortune. | Home furnishings industry | Ganter, Mary N. |
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