A visit to a historic home . . . and a walk through history as told by the art and objects inside. In these pages, longtime collectors John and Judith Herdeg introduce you to their salvaged eighteenth-century house and its grounds, and then take you on a tour of its rooms filled with favorite objects from their collection of American fine and decorative arts: colonial-era portraits, tall clocks, silver pap boats, embroidery, furnishings, and more. All these objects tell stories about people, which are laid out here for you to enjoy: Who was the person in the portrait? Who owned the clock? Who sat in the chairs? Who was the artist who created each piece? What were these people’s lives like? This is a place where art and history—and family history—merge in a unique American experience. 

By John A. Herdeg and Judith C. Herdeg

Foreword by Brock Jobe

Photography by Gavin Ashworth

Published by NEHGS / Newbury Street Press in 2021 

9 x 12 hardcover, 296 pages, 145 full-color illustrations