Those who relish staying in the cozy, warm and design-rich bed and breakfast inns know that these inns add a new dimension to travel! The author features a nationwide selection of inns that have a flare for showcasing antiques and collectibles. This volume is a rich treasury of 41 such inns with 160 gorgeous color photographs. You will love your visit in pictures of inns that are passionate havens for people who love glass and pottery such as Watts and Yellow Ware; textiles including vintage clothing and quilts; home furnishings such as rare books and furniture; the toys of our childhood including dolls and teddy bears; decorative and holiday items featuring Snowbabies and Longaberger baskets, and housewares including teapots, crocks and coffee grinders. With this book you will find many ideas to bring your antiques and collectibles in your own condo, apartment and home to life! 160 color photos.

The Inns & Outs of Collecting: How Bed and Breakfast Owners Use Collections to Decorate

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

White, Sherry

Home Improvement & Design

Hobby House Pr Inc

What used to be grandpa’s Saturday ritual has become a national craze. Flea markets are not just for grandpa anymore as the shabby chic obsession takes over. This book shows readers how to get the shabby chic look on a budget by giving new life to inexpensive second-hand furniture and finding unusual ways to make something out of nothing. 
This full-color handbook contains 220 color photos and gives simple do-it-yourself techniques and products to show readers how to transform inexpensive castoffs into priceless accents for the home. Readers are encouraged to look past the wobbly legs, terrible paint jobs and faded fabrics. Through 16 projects and a special section of basic techniques, the book showcases the principles of making something from nothing and how even the most unsightly pieces can be transformed into spectacular additions to the home. From minor fixes to complete overhauls, this book addresses all levels of skill.

Flea Market Furniture: 16 Projects to Turn Trash to Treasure

Antiques & Collectibles

Book by Nance, Tabbie, Vance, Tabbie, White, Sherry

Insiders' Guide to North Carolina's Crystal Coast (Insiders' Guide to North Carolina's Central Coast and New Bern)

Travel

Nance, Tabbie

Vance, Tabbie

United States

Insiders' Publishing

After losing her job, the man she planned to marry, and trusted friends, Sherry surrendered her life to the Lord as never before and answered the call that has led her into full-time ministry. Her journey, though difficult at times, has been filled with miracles and produced a real understanding of who God is. Her story will touch your heart and renew your faith.

A Life Worth Living

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Wasteland Pr

Poulsbo is one of the earliest communities on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. Founded in 1883, it quickly became the destination place for Scandinavian immigrants looking for a fjord-like setting where they could farm, fish, and flourish in a climate more user-friendly than either their homeland or America’s Midwest. The village on Liberty Bay is home to the oldest Lutheran church on the Olympic Peninsula. It was also the homeport for the Pacific Coast Codfish Company, at one time the largest codfish supplier on the Pacific coast. While motorized fishing boats and pleasure craft of all types have replaced the three-masted schooners of yore, Poulsbo today still cherishes its Scandinavian heritage with Syttende Mai, Midsommarfest, and Julefest. The local bakery put Poulsbo on the map in the 1970s with the development of Poulsbo Bread, now sold worldwide; however, the town’s most unique claim remains its name―the result of a spelling error.

Poulsbo (Images of America)

Arts & Photography

Driscoll, Judy

Photography & Video

Arcadia Publishing

Poulsbo is one of the earliest communities on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. Founded in 1883, it quickly became the destination place for Scandinavian immigrants looking for a fjord-like setting where they could farm, fish, and flourish in a climate more user-friendly than either their homeland or America's Midwest. The village on Liberty Bay is home to the oldest Lutheran church on the Olympic Peninsula. It was also the homeport for the Pacific Coast Codfish Company, at one time the largest codfish supplier on the Pacific coast. While motorized fishing boats and pleasure craft of all types have replaced the three-masted schooners of yore, Poulsbo today still cherishes its Scandinavian heritage with Syttende Mai, Midsommarfest, and Julefest. The local bakery put Poulsbo on the map in the 1970s with the development of Poulsbo Bread, now sold worldwide; however, the town's most unique claim remains its name--the result of a spelling error.

Poulsbo

Arcadia Publishing Library Editions

Sherry White is a missionary evangelist who uses her talents to reach people with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Sherry believes that the Lord is raising up anointed men and women to preach the gospel as never before. They are not coming with their own word, but with the word of the Lord. The result is repentance and salvation. The day of the complacent Christian has passed.

Religion & Spirituality

Wasteland Press

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