Get Involved with Argyll Mausoleum. The Rosslyn of the West. The Argyll Mausoleum was built in 1790 to house the remains of the Dukes and Earls of Argyll, Chiefs of the Clan Campbell, and their families. The current building replaces an earlier chapel and records indicate that Clan Campbell chiefs have been buried here since the 15th century. The last burial was of the 10th Duke in 1949. The Argyll Mausoleum Limited, SC041413 A Registered Scottish Charity.

Welcome to the Historic Knit. Joyce demonstrating knitted World War I garments in a re-enactment at Fort Nelson. Joyce Meader is a historical knitting expert who owns a very extensive collection of commercially printed knitting patterns. Her collection ranges from the 1817 to the present day. Joyce also gives lectures on the History of Commercially Printed Knitting Patterns from 1800 to the Present Day.

The Purple Stocking, 1919. Posted on March 30, 2016. Posted on February 14, 2012. Posted on January 31, 2012. Posted on January 28, 2012. Photo by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe. Posted on January 17, 2012. Jane Powell teaching Frank Sinatra how. Posted on November 29, 2011. American soldiers knitting while they recuperate at Walter Reed military hospital, 1918.

Warren County, New Jersey. The Lenni Lenape were the first inhabitants of New Jersey; the Minsi lived in the northern region along the Delaware River. About 1742, pre-Revolutionary families with names such as Leida, Snyder, Cool, Barnes and Brugler, replaced the indians as they settled the northern end of the township. Establishing communities to the south were the Albertson, Adams, Appleman, Robeson and Ramsay families.