Kentucky's Mountain Homeplace

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The Mountain Homeplace is a historic building in Staffordshire, Kentucky, dating in the mid- to late-19th century. It is now open to the public, and features interpreters of historical culture who shear sheep, make soap, hew logs, dip candles and plow farm rows with a mule.

Kentucky, Housing, Dwellings, Historic sites, 19th century AD

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Good days again at The Homestead

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The Homestead is an old resort in Hot Springs, VA, that has received an updated look and appeal through renovations. Its Great Hall, main dining room, golf course, clubhouse, rooms and corridors have been remodeled under its new owner and manager, Club Resorts, Inc.

Virginia, Remodeling and renovation, Golf resorts, Homestead, Hot Springs, Virginia

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Pause again at Black Mountain

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A description is presented of the facilities at Black Mountain, NC, suitable for shoppers wishing to purchase items of art, fine crafts and folk art. Over 130 artists display works at the Catawba Sunrise Gallery in the town.

Retail trade, North Carolina, Shopping, Handicraft, Black Mountain, North Carolina

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