My apologies to the list - I'm in Virginia and don't have Carol's e-mail
address with me - duh!
I am supposed to be meeting with Carol in Washington next week, have phoned
and left messages but no reply. Will try the office number today.
Carol, you can e-mail me at the address for Anne
O.K. folks, I will be in Washington in just over two weeks (please
excuse a small squee!) and visiting Alden O'Brien at the DAR Museum
on the Friday morning 23rd.
We would like to meet anyone who can make it for
dinner/supper/evening meal at the hotel Harrington that evening,
around
O.K. folks, I will be in Washington in just over two weeks (please excuse
a small squee!) and visiting Alden O'Brien at the DAR Museum on the Friday
morning 23rd.
We would like to meet anyone who can make it for dinner/supper/evening
meal at the hotel Harrington that evening, around
O.K. folks, I will be in Washington in just over two weeks (please excuse
a small squee!) and visiting Alden O'Brien at the DAR Museum on the Friday
morning 23rd.
We would like to meet anyone who can make it for dinner/supper/evening
meal at the hotel Harrington that evening, around
At 17:11 07/06/2006, you wrote:
O.K. folks, I will be in Washington in just over two weeks (please
excuse a small squee!) and visiting Alden O'Brien at the DAR Museum
on the Friday morning 23rd.
We would like to meet anyone who can make it for
dinner/supper/evening meal at the hotel
I am hoping to be in Washington DC in June, and wondered if anyone
knew of a not-too-expensive hotel within walking distance of the
Smithsonian. I hope to get an introduction there from a curator
friend, and see what I can see.
Now I have to decide what I'd like to see!! (Whee!) And of
Sorry, got distracted booking the flights, and forgot to put a header.
I am hoping to be in Washington DC in June, and wondered if anyone
knew of a not-too-expensive hotel within walking distance of the
Smithsonian. I hope to get an introduction there from a curator
friend, and see what I
What period are you interested in? I can make some suggestions.
I don't think there are any reasonably priced hotels within walking
distance, but you can look for an outlying hotel that is either near a Metro
stop or
has shuttle service to a Metro stop. There is also a hostel somewhere
On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Suzi Clarke wrote:
I am hoping to be in Washington DC in June, and wondered if anyone
knew of a not-too-expensive hotel within walking distance of the
Smithsonian. I hope to get an introduction there from a curator
friend, and see what I can see.
If I still lived there,
At 13:54 10/02/2006, you wrote:
What period are you interested in? I can make some suggestions.
I don't think there are any reasonably priced hotels within walking
distance, but you can look for an outlying hotel that is either near
a Metro stop or
has shuttle service to a Metro stop.
At 14:36 10/02/2006, you wrote:
On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Suzi Clarke wrote:
I am hoping to be in Washington DC in June, and wondered if anyone
knew of a not-too-expensive hotel within walking distance of the
Smithsonian. I hope to get an introduction there from a curator
friend, and see what I
In a message dated 2/10/2006 2:37:15 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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As I live in London, and manage to get to Europe a lot (the Louvre,
the Prado etc) I don't really need to see European stuff. (Or
Tudor/Shakespeare for that matter - born and bred in
Costume
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Subject: [h-cost] O.T. traveling to Montreal
I'll be in Montreal the week following Thanksgiving. What would be
some good sites/museums to visit? Costuming, unique fabric, books
Jeanine
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Oh you lucky girl! I couldn't believe the selection of fabric available. Some
of the shops reminded me of chinatown shops everything stacked as high as
possible. First time I bought fabric by the pound very interesting. I didn't
get rid of my stash before I went so I couldn't buy much. I can
So you don't have to search forever try this and I seem to have mislaid the one
for Quebec tourism.
http://www.tourisme-montreal.org/B2C/00/default.asp?cookie%5Ftest=1
Edith
Jeanine E. Swick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll be in Montreal the week following Thanksgiving. What would be some
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Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 9:37 PM
Subject: [h-cost] O.T. traveling to Montreal
I'll be in Montreal the week following Thanksgiving. What would be some
good sites/museums to visit? Costuming, unique fabric, books
Jeanine
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Hi, it's me again,
Of course, most of the references I gave are in the Eastern Montreal. Not
that we don't mix up with the other side, just that it's far enough that
stores just don't have the same clients.
http://www.montrealmirror.com/ARCHIVES/2002/assg/assg5.html
That's a great link
Most of my husbands family lives in Eastern Montreal and that is where he used
to live. You have such a choice of fabrics at wonderful prices. We have a
Fabricland and Walmart for a population 100,000 people. Vancouver has about
the same selection except for little india. I buy most of my
: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 9:37 PM
Subject: [h-cost] O.T. traveling to Montreal
I'll be in Montreal the week following Thanksgiving. What would be
some good sites/museums to visit? Costuming, unique fabric, books
Jeanine
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