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A Night at Buffalo Central

In 1983, a group of teens slipped inside Buffalo Central Terminal, chasing a dare and the promise of the city’s forgotten heights. They never made it to the top. Stairwells shifted. Voices echoed. Lights flickered without power. Trapped overnight in a building that refused to behave, they learned the terminal was not empty. Some places remember who they were built for and do not...


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Stacks and Stories at the Portland Fine Print Fair

The 2026 Portland Fine Print Fair rebounded impressively, attracting diverse crowds and featuring a variety of prints from across the country. Notable contributions included contemporary works by Stefanie Hofer and linocuts by Allison Saar. The fair emphasizes the accessibility of print collecting, appealing particularly to younger, grassroots collectors.


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And She Was a Witch

Deep in the Metropolitan Museum’s hidden storage, a solitary figure waits. George Fuller’s And She Was a Witch rarely sees the light, yet its gaze seems to follow anyone who approaches. Who is she, and why does she haunt the shadows with such quiet power? This week on Antique Mysteries and Great Paintings, we uncover the spellbound story of a painting that whispers across 140 ye...


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Candle Wick Trimmers, a Small Tool With a Long Shadow

Candle wick trimmers, crafted mainly from iron or brass, are historical tools essential for maintaining candle flames before electric lighting. Used in various settings, they are valued by collectors for their utility and charm. Their presence evokes connections to family, rituals, and ghost stories, highlighting the significance of everyday objects in history.


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🎨 Portland Art Openings – First Thursday, February 5

The post highlights various art exhibitions in Portland galleries, featuring receptions at specific times. Notable galleries include Russo Lee, Augen, Froelick, Blue Sky, and more, with a suggested walking route to optimize visits. The evening offers free admission at the Portland Art Museum, encouraging exploration of diverse art.


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