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Looking for more Fall inspiration? Check out our past seasonal issues. Inside last year’s Fall 15th-anniversary issue (Fall 2024), discover: Advertising, Tavern, and Inn Signs Antiques: A Thriving Industry- focusing on young entrepreneurs within the antique industry Connecticut’s Historic Covered Bridges 5 Primitive Home Tours: Rod & Terry Carey of Albany, Oregon: A reproduction saltbox adorned with folk art, redware, painted boxes, a Susan Leach masterpiece, and colonial herb and perennial gardens. Cindy Ryan of Auburn, Massachusetts: After extensive research on the history of her circa 1802 home, homeowner, Cindy made it her mission to craft a sanctuary steeped in historical authenticity. Steve & Ginny Wambold of Vancouver, Washington: Ginny’s heart resonates with the allure of primitives, particularly wooden bowls, bail handle pantry boxes, firkins, any butter or cheese making items, and time-worn quilts. Scott & Carol Knouse of Reedsville, Pennsylvania: Originally situated on a 687-acre Pennsylvania plantation, a 1775 home is now decorated in a “sparse and primitive” aesthetic. The late Joe & Loretta Alexandre of Ferndale, California: Nestled in a rural Victorian enclave, Loretta strayed from the usual style, decorating her home with a vintage blue stove, seed counter, crocks, apothecaries, and aged quilts. Fall 2024 issue: https://aprimitiveplacemagazine.com/products/2024-fall-issue?_pos=1&_sid=39838ac8d&_ss=r We are an in-print magazine, but do offer digital for those who prefer.

Looking for more Fall inspiration? Check out our past seasonal issues. Inside last year’s Fall 15th-anniversary issue (Fall 2024), discover: Advertising, Tavern, and Inn Signs Antiques: A Thriving Industry- focusing on young entrepreneurs within the antique industry Connecticut’s Historic Covered Bridges 5 Primitive Home Tours: Rod & Terry Carey of Albany, Oregon: A reproduction saltbox adorned with folk art, redware, painted boxes, a Susan Leach masterpiece, and colonial herb and perennial gardens. Cindy Ryan of Auburn, Massachusetts: After extensive research on the history of her circa 1802 home, homeowner, Cindy made it her mission to craft a sanctuary steeped in historical authenticity. Steve & Ginny Wambold of Vancouver, Washington: Ginny’s heart resonates with the allure of primitives, particularly wooden bowls, bail handle pantry boxes, firkins, any butter or cheese making items, and time-worn quilts. Scott & Carol Knouse of Reedsville, Pennsylvania: Originally situated on a 687-acre Pennsylvania plantation, a 1775 home is now decorated in a “sparse and primitive” aesthetic. The late Joe & Loretta Alexandre of Ferndale, California: Nestled in a rural Victorian enclave, Loretta strayed from the usual style, decorating her home with a vintage blue stove, seed counter, crocks, apothecaries, and aged quilts. Fall 2024 issue: https://aprimitiveplacemagazine.com/products/2024-fall-issue?_pos=1&_sid=39838ac8d&_ss=r We are an in-print magazine, but do offer digital for those who prefer.