The Mason Jar and the Patent That Ran Out
By Isla Quinn Look at the neck. A thread on the outside of the glass, a metal ring that bites […]
By Isla Quinn Look at the neck. A thread on the outside of the glass, a metal ring that bites […]
By Rafe Calder The railroad never came. That is the short version of why the buildings are still here. Where
By Rafe Calder Nobody is quite sure why a chair is named after Windsor, and the sources do not pretend
By Isla Quinn There is a box in the Shaker Museum’s collection that nobody can prove the Shakers made. The
By Ines Keane Spruce Pine has a mine that supplies much of the world’s purest quartz, a craft school a
By Porter Lang Corning, New York, has a nickname that sounds like a boast, Crystal City, and a collection that
By Rafe Calder Forty to one. That is the arithmetic of maple syrup, and everything else follows from it. On
By Porter Lang In May 1910 a fire took the Blacklock Foundry in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, whole. Its owner, Joseph
By Isla Quinn A story goes around Berea. One of the college’s biggest donors, it says, first met the place
By Ines Keane Red clay lies close to the surface in this part of the North Carolina Piedmont, and the
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