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Can you Spot the Differences?
An object on loan to us may spend months or even years on view. But eventually all good things must come to an end. These objects in time may leave the museum and return to their owners where they...
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A Glimpse of Social Life at Craftsman Farms
Oak Saw Horses, Gustav Stickley, The Craftsman Workshop, c. 1910 During the six years they lived at Craftsman Farms, the Stickley family hosted weddings, dances, parties and other occasions with many...
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Installing “Styling an American Family” and Bringing Fashion to Craftsman Farms
Fashions for the “Styling an American Family” exhibition have arrived at Craftsman Farms! Wednesday afternoon all the mannequins, fashions, props, and accessories for “Styling an American Family”...
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By the Light of the Silvery Moon: An Exhibition Opening
Photo by Stephen Sartori Education Director Vonda Givens, Assistant Curator Lauren Tagliafaro, Curator Jeffrey Mayer, Executive Director Heather Stivison, and Board President Barbara Weiskittel at the...
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We’re Celebrating an American Style all Weekend!
To say this is a big weekend for the Stickley Museum, would be an understatement. It’s our biggest weekend of the year and there are still plenty of opportunities to be a part of it! Saturday, we will...
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A Formal Wedding at a Country Estate, Spring 1911.
A Formal Wedding at a Country Estate, Spring 1911. Styling an American Family, The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms. Photo Credit: Stephen Sartori. Click to enlarge. We invite you to take a virtual...
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Hurricane Sandy Update
Museum preparations for the storm included carefully covering the exhibition vignette on the front porch. Twelve trees came down on the property during the storm, but only one building was damaged...A...
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Visiting and Receiving (Late Summer, 1911-12)
Part 2 of our virtual tour of the Styling an American Family Exhibition takes a look at the fashions and customs associated with visiting and receiving visitors in 1911 and 1912. Visiting Ladies....
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A Casual Evening at Home, Fall 1910
We continue our virtual tour of the Styling an American Family exhibition with a casual evening at home in the fall of 1910. At the north end of the living room, gathered around the hearth, are four...
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Stickley Style: Winter 1913
Vignette in the exhibition Styling an American Family: The 1910s at Gustav Stickley’s Craftsman Farms. Photo by Stephen Sartori. As we approach the last weekend for the Styling an American Family...
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