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Vintage Bean Pot and Recipe

By Lisa Ostella on May 9, 2021January 11, 2026

Vintage Bean Pot is available @ Time’s Tin Cup ! and create this simple traditional Recipe ! U.S. Senate Bean Soup! Make their tradition your tradition! U.S. Senate Bean Soup is a soup made with navy beans, ham hocks and onion. It is served in the dining room of the U.S Senate every day. This…

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Mid-Century Patchwork Fan Quilt

By Lisa Ostella on May 3, 2021

During the nineteenth century, creating quilts was a social event. Many laborious tasks that created the need for many to participate to complete were created into social events. These ‘work parties’ included: apple-paring bees, corn-husking contests, and barn raising parties, and quilting bees. The quilting bee often times was held in a grange hall or…

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Re-Opening on Saturday

By lhdurenberger on April 28, 2021

Finally! I am re-opening after three months of moving, organizing, shifting & sifting. Still so much to do but IT IS TIME! I look forward to seeing you all. I have air purifiers & am fully vaccinated but I’m requiring full masks (That means covering your nose as well as mouth while inside the shop…

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What does Jesus Christ, Trick Riders and Bucking Broncos have in common? Frontier Town, Adirondaks, NY

By Lisa Ostella on April 25, 2021November 27, 2024

Frontier Town featured a variety of Wild West attractions; like, old horse and buggies, bucking broncos at the rodeo, steam powered locomotives, stagecoach robberies, a Pony Express and even shoot outs between robbers! Frontier Town was made up of a Indian Village, Pioneer Village and Prairie Junction that was set up to resemble an old…

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Circus World’s Felix Adler

By Lisa Ostella on April 19, 2021August 8, 2025

Circus World Felix Adler, Frank Bartlet Adler, was born in Clinton, IA on June 17, 1895. He left home at age 15 to work in vaudeville acts. Adler began working with the Ringling Bros. Circus assisting a group of acrobats. Adler left the show during World War I to serve in the United States Army….

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Walt Disney Company Donald Duck @ TimesTinCup.com

By Lisa Ostella on April 18, 2021March 4, 2026

How many of you know Donald Duck’s middle name? His middle name was used in his initial episodes back in the ’40s, Donald Fauntleroy Duck. Fauntleroy was a reference to a common English clothing line for boys, “Little Lord Fauntleroy”. HatTip from Historical Boys Clothing Donald Duck’s middle name was used throughout the Quack Pack…

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The Secret Language of Hand Fans

By Lisa Ostella on April 16, 2021February 10, 2024

Archaeologists have dated hand fans back to ancient Greece. Hand Fans were used to drive insects away from food, as props in stage performances, fashion accessories, and by nobility. Hand fans were even used to convey secret, unspoken coded messages. Want to learn a new language? Have a look at Fan Language!

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A Creative REPurpose

By Lisa Ostella on April 14, 2021February 10, 2024

Sure, this is a lovely Tricycle for a doll collector or corner conversation piece. But, my creative eye sees it as a planter. Almost anything around the house can be turned into a planter. I have done it! Typewriters, bicycles, tricycles, cowboy boots, paint cans, wagons, tool boxes, and mailboxes ! I have even used…

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Vintage Mailbox

By Lisa Ostella on April 11, 2021December 1, 2024

This vintage mailbox is a welcomed spring addition to anyone’s home! Did you know children use to travel by mail in the early 1900s? The U.S. Post Office added parcel post to their services in 1913.  The first child to be mailed via parcel post was an 8 month old baby name James was mailed to…

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A Stein that will Calm the Seas

By Lisa Ostella on April 7, 2021February 10, 2024

This pewter stein may actually be of a nautical theme. The nude lady handle is representative of a long known legend amongst sailors that a nude woman would calm the seas as they sailed. Ship figureheads would be carved to represent nude woman to support this legend and calm the seas ahead of the ships…

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