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Artists appearing in the 20201 Directory of Traditional American Crafts have been selected, and the best of their handiwork has been photographed at Cedar Grove, an 18th Century house museum operated by the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Look for the Directory in our August 2021 issue.
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We want to make it as easy as possible to connect with our
advertisers. Consequently we've put hot links for nearly all of our
advertisers in our 
To help our
advertisers get their message across and keep the magazine
looking its best, we provide technical information for preparing
advertisements in our Specs & Tech section of the menu at the top of the screen. Advertisers
should find everything they need to know there.
You can now place your own
classified advertisements in the print edition of Early American Life.
Our June 2021 edition has been printed on schedule and is on its way to all of our subscribers. Because of the Covid-19 situation, postal delivery has been spotty. Email us at