- Craftsman Kids: Bat Jumping Jack
By: Kristen McCauley,Senior Manager of Education & Interpretation In honor of Bat Week, and Halloween right around the corner, we’ve… well, we’ve gone a little batty! You might say, we’ve got bats-in-the-belfry! A turn-of-phrase that dates to the early 20th century. In fact, one early example of the phrase appearing … - Preservation News
New Jersey Historic Trust recommends Annex andLog House Kitchen Project for Preservation Grant! Following a destructive tropical storm in August 2020, the museum has been intensively working on a plan to rebuild the Annex (pictured at left, after the storm). Adjacent to the Log House, the Annex was built by … - Craftsman Cocktail: Quarter Sawn Oak (Whiskey Smash)
To celebrate “Fall For Stickley” and The Craftsman Gala, we ‘re serving up another Craftsman Cocktail! Our jauntily named “Quarter Sawn Oak” is a variation on a classic Whiskey Smash, a fruity drink similar to a Mint Julep. Though it appears in earlier bartending manuals, it isn’t given the name …Continue reading “Craftsman Cocktail: Quarter Sawn Oak (Whiskey Smash)”
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- From the Director’s Chair: The Most Craftsman Holiday
The Most Craftsman Holiday by Vonda K. Givens, Executive Director Thanksgiving, of all annual holidays, strikes me as the most Craftsman. Its customary colors—brown, red, orange, yellow—complement the Craftsman aesthetic (in fact, during a post-Thanksgiving clearance-sale buying spree, I once scored a vast supply of paper cocktail napkins that lasted …Continue reading “From the Director’s Chair: The Most Craftsman Holiday”
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