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	Tools for the Harvest The colonial farmer married a blacksmith?s blade to a handle carved to fi t his hand, creating tools with a utilitarian grace. Collectors fi nd them irresistible.
	Reclaiming Greystone Farm Rob and Sue Vincent restored a 1751 Connecticut square-plan house and paired it with an even earlier Cape to create abundant living space on their 90-acre farmstead.
	Blending Old with New Unable to find an old house to suit his primitive antiques, Vernon Reeves designed his own in Missouri, incorporating logs from an 1840s cabin.
	Deconstructing Montpelier With $24 million in hand, The Montpelier Foundation re-created the splendor of James Madison?s presidential home, removing modern additions in the process.
	Genius Bordering on Madness America’s earliest settlers built simple machines to harness the wind&rsquos power for grinding grain, watering the fields, and making salt.
	Windsor Writing Chairs The writing-arm Windsor functioned as both chair and desk and was popular with politicians, public servants, and men of letters. Today?s traditional craftsmen make replicas to suit anyone.

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