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i have an antique dresser that has wooden wheels, a mirror on a swivel, three drawers, in original condition. i believe it is early 1900's, maybe earlier. how do i find out what it may be worth?
I wish someone would reply, because I have one too and am wondering the same.
Dressers like you have described were in style for about 40 years (1880-1920). You will need to post pictures if you want anyone to attempt to date it. Focus on the hardware, drawer joinery and underneath (if possible). Thanks!
I have one. Pls see photos. Dovetail construction. Seems to be notable pulls & those wooden casters. On back is stenciled: A-493-15-A-ROBE. From St Louis, MO area.
I have 2 small dressers the same I rescued years ago, the hardware was mostly missing, the mfg, stamps on the wheels were Phildelphia 1890;s. I will bookmark this and try to take photos. the drawers are dovetail wood red oak the mirror swivels inside another frame every drawer has a square lockset no key
I have one also totally refinished but would like 2 replace the wheels they r in bad shape but the piece is just like yours .i have spent many hrs.finishing sure would like 2 find some wheels.
ebay has many dozens of restoration and original casters. You have to make sure they fit in the holes on the corners of you piece. I paid $12 for four replica wooden casters not too long ago.
Have one great condition plus a small cigar box in bottom drawer - secret compartment? Hardware on fair. How can we restore wood? Paint?
Please post images - we would like to see it.
This one I took prior to knowing attached was the cigar box I'll take a detailed photo of it at a later time. Anybody estimate a year - the mirror too is in fair condition. I would like to repair the wood first later is beginning to warp / lift. Any recommendations?
1920`s > . I would paint it.
Is this vintage has wooden wheels
Yes vintage. Perhaps you want to start a new topic.
This is a secret compartment found under a drawer is this typical? And is this a cigar box? This is still part of a vanity I previously posted. Thank you!
What year to do you think he's dresser was made? The one with wheels as picture shows. I have one similar, with those same kind of wheels. There's also markings underneath 200/41 and something else I can't make out
marks on the metal that the wheels are on is dated 1890 Philadelphia. what little history I do have they probably did come from there as I got them in central Jersey.
I have one of those also but the round mirror unfortunately was broken in the move.. Beautiful though
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Welcome to CDEV 53, Child Growth and Development! This is the first on-line course in the Child Development and Family Studies Department at City College, and I am very pleased to be teaching it.
For the Summer 2016 course, we will be meeting for two mandatory face-to-face sessions in MUB 255 on the Ocean Campus. This is a computer lab, so it is not necessary to bring a laptop. Summer is a compressed semester. The requirements are the same in less than half the number of weeks. It is intense!
The class is likely to be full. There is an electronic waiting list until the first day of instruction. After that, I'll also keep an interest list and will contact students if spots open up. As always, during the add period priority is determined by registration date.
The navigation bar to the left here has some sample assignments and readings. The class will have interactive assignments such as a weekly forum and quiz, in addition to readings and video. There is a sample syllabus attached at the bottom of this page.
Since the fall 2014, we have been using a new text, Development of Children and Adolescents by Hauser-Cram, Nugent, Thies and Travers. 1st edition (2014). The CCSF Bookstore is carrying a soft cover black and white version. It is also available in loose-leaf format and as an ebook.
Looking forward to meeting you!
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March 9, 2014
Detlef and Celia Scholl will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary with a Caribbean family trip at a later date.
The couple married March 2, 1984, in Unterhaun, Germany.
Celia retired as an educator after 41 years in the Greeley-Evans School District 6 and other districts. Detlef retired from the Intelligence Service in Germany.
The couple retired from owning and operating The German House Bed and Breakfast in Greeley.
Their children are Larisa Slauson of Englewood, Jason (Bradi) Sydney and Blake Slauson of Erie, and Melanie (Andreas) and Dorian Scholl, and Patrick (Sylvia) and Lukas Scholl, all of Germany.
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Orioles starter Wei-Yin Chen got roughed up for six earned runs on 10 hits over 3 2/3 innings against the Rays this afternoon. Chen also struck out six and didn't issue a walk. Here's what he had to say through his interpreter.
"I felt very good overall," he said. "Some of the pitches were up so they squared them up. Other than that I felt pretty good."
"I didn't think about getting swings and misses, but I got more swings and misses with my fastball. I am happy about that. And I'm also happy about not issuing any walks. So overall it was pretty good."
Chen surrendered five of his runs in the third and fourth innings and said he didn't lose rhythm at all, he just allowed more hits. Coming off a season in which he missed about two months with an oblique strain and had minor knee surgery this winter, Chen said health is his number one goal and he also would like to pitch more innings.
As for how much the knee hampered his second half, Chen said, "I can't say that it didn't affect me but I don't know actually how much. But for this year I already got it taken care of and I'm going to concentrate on this season and I am going to ready for the season,. And I am not going to think about the knee anymore."
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$1,535 1 bed 1500 NE 15th Ave, Portland OR, 97232
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1500 NE 15th Ave, Sullivan's Gulch, Portland, 97232
Commute to Downtown Portland
Axcess 15 is a nine minute walk from the MAX Blue Line, the MAX Green Line and the MAX Red Line at the Lloyd Center/NE 11th Ave MAX Station stop.
This apartment is in the Sullivan's Gulch neighborhood in Portland. Nearby parks include Holladay Park, Buckman Field and Oregon Park.
Axcess 15 has a Walk Score of 92 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Axcess 15 apartments in Portland, Oregon offer 1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent. Each cable ready apartment home includes air conditioning, full sized washer and dryer, a fully equipped gourmet kitchen which includes: stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, granite counter tops and microwave. Axcess 15 is a controlled access building featuring covered garage parking, 24 hour maintenance and is a pet friendly community. Residents enjoy the lounge, library, business center and a 24-hour fitness center with cardio and weight training equipment. When you live at Axcess 15 everything is at your door step, you can walk across the street for gourmet groceries, boutiques, fine restaurants and Lloyd Center Mall. Axcess 15 is ideally situated in the Lloyd District just minutes from downtown and is conveniently located near several bus lines, the MAX and both I-84 and I-5. To learn more please email Leasing Agent with Axcess 15 or call at (503) 766-5469.
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With Dean Martin Days just a few weeks away, I just could not help myself from bragging about the nice letter I received from Deana.
CNN did a story about how cool Dean's music still is. He is too.
I think the "Daughter of the King: Growing up in Gangland," Sandra Lansky's tell-all book about her relationship with Dean, just adds another colorful chapter to Dean's life that has expanded and adds more detail.
She was romanced by Dean at 19 and she tells readers Dean was a man's man. Bedding the mob's daughter, wow.
Given the glamorous but troubled world she grew up in, she met Frank Sinatra at age 11, and she met Howard Hughes and Joe Kennedy, my personal hero.
Given the book's details, the romance seems to be set in 1956. The book tells she didn't see him again until a week or so after the birth of Gina Caroline Martin, which was Dec. 20, 1956.
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As a part of Homecoming each year, new inductees are added to this exclusive listing and their plaques are hung for future generations of Sailfish fans and supporters to see each and every time they return to campus.
Ashley Jones Capps, a record-setting Palm Beach Atlantic University softball player, is the first player in her sport to be inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame. Capps is easily the most decorated PBA softball player in the history of the program. While competing from 2007 to 2010 for head coach Kimmy Bloemers, she claimed 23 records. She achieved the all-time Sailfish softball record for career wins (73), strikeouts (979), innings pitched (799), shutouts (33) and earned-run average (1.37). As a senior, she led a memorable charge to the NCAA regional final while ranking in the nation's top 10 in earned-run average (1.05, 7th) and total strikeouts (309, 8th) within the NCAA Division II ranks. Her dominant pitching style led to her becoming the first PBA softball player named an All-American in the NCAA era while also claiming NCCAA National Pitcher of the Year honors. Capps also found high levels of success as a student and was named the Outstanding Graduate for the Elementary Education Department in the School of Education and Behavioral Studies. Prior to suiting up for the Sailfish, she competed at Jensen Beach High School, where she later served as a pitching coach from 2011 to 2013. Capps has worked as a first- and second-grade teacher at Bessey Creek Elementary School in Palm City, Florida, since graduation. She was named the Bessey Creek Teacher of the Year for the 2013-14 academic year, and she recently earned a master's degree in curriculum and instruction from American College of Education. She and her husband, Josh Capps, live in Jensen Beach.
A standout for the Palm Beach Atlantic University Sailfish men's soccer team who played in the professional ranks before becoming head coach of the Ocala Stampede, Roberts will be the third PBA men's soccer student-athlete to be inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame, joining Miguel Lemming '04/'06 MBA and Curtis Lynch '82. Soccer at PBA has become something of a family tradition for the Roberts family. Roberts' older brother Caleb played for the Sailfish from 2005 to 2008, while younger brother Cameron began his PBA journey in the 2012 season and is a current redshirt junior on the team. The eldest of the Roberts brothers, Clay, also played for Palm Beach Atlantic and served as an assistant coach for PBA under former head coach Jose Gomez. Roberts was a highly decorated player, being named to the National Christian College Athletic Association All-American team each of his four seasons while earning PBA's first NCAA All-Region distinction as a junior and senior. He was named the Most Outstanding Offensive and Defensive Player in successive seasons at the NCCAA national tournament as a freshman and sophomore while earning the prestigious Kyle Rote Jr. Award by the NCCAA following his senior campaign. Not just an accomplished athlete, Roberts also shined in the classroom as a management major in the Rinker School of Business. He also was named a Scholar All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. A native of Plant City, Florida, Roberts competed for Plant City High School before attending PBA. Following his collegiate playing career, he went on to compete in the professional ranks for the Charlotte Eagles of the United Soccer League. Following his professional playing career, Roberts spent time as an assistant coach at Palm Beach Atlantic. He was head coach and executive director of the Ocala Stampede, a club program in the Premier Development League. He presently works for Hillsborough County Public Schools.
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Classic Strawberry Jam
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 25 mins
This is a classic Canadian recipe. Simple and delicious. It's not thick, like pectin-based jams, but I think it's truer to the fruit and more delicious. Try it with Lemon-Walnut Scones - perfect pairing. ETA: Many people have asked me why this recipe contains butter. The butter prevents the jam from foaming while you're cooking it - the foam is unattractive and spoils the appearance of the jam. Adding a little butter eliminates this problem.
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- 1360.77 g fresh strawberries, washed and hulled (about 9 cups)
- 946.36 ml sugar
- 78.07 ml lemon juice
- 14.79 ml unsalted butter (optional)
- In a large saucepan, bring strawberries up to a simmer over medium-low heat, mashing roughly with a potato masher or flat spoon.
- Add sugar and lemon juice, stir, and bring up to a simmer for 2 minutes.
- Add butter and bring to a vigorous boil, stirring often, and cook for 10 to 20 minutes, periodically measuring the viscosity of the jam by dabbing a spoonful onto a plate and tipping the plate.
- Once the jam slows its drip down the plate (it should no longer run like a syrup), remove from heat and skim off foam.
- Fill jars that have been washed, rinsed, dried and boiled in a pot of water for 3 minutes to 1/4 inch from the top.
- Fasten lids securely and boil jars in a vat of water (be sure jars are completely submerged) for 15 minutes.
- Remove jars with tongs and let cool upright.
- Check for secure seals on jars (lid should not spring when touched) and store in a cool place away from light for up to a year.
- Any jars that do not achieve a proper seal should be refrigerated.
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This delicious recipe is written using old-fashioned methods, but rest assured it is perfectly safe to store unopened on the pantry shelf if processed using contemporary techniques (boiling water bath), so don't pass it by if you're concerned. If you are unfamiliar with these techniques, please go to http://www.uga.edu/nchfp/how/can_home.html for the current information.
Amazing recipe!! I cooked it for 20-30 minutes after adding butter. Thickness tried on a cold dish. Drip, let it rest for 30 sec, let it run on the plate. If it does not run as a liquid, it's ready (will finish setting when cold). Tried also with Sour cherries, and had same results. I was able to make 6 250ml Mason Jars with these amounts.
This was my first time to make jam. I followed the recipe exactly, although I did put my imersion blender in the strawberries first. Delicious! My husband loves it. He has been using it on bread as jam and on ice cream as a sauce. The consistency is perfect, not to thick and not too thin.


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My son got married at Congress Hall on 8/28/15. Everything was perfect from beginning to end!! The food was amazing, the hotel and grounds were immaculate and all of the staff went above and beyond to see to our needs and those of our guests during our entire stay. I would... Read More highly recommend booking your dream wedding at Congress Hall!
I've been obsessed with Congress Hall for the last 5 years- I'm an events coordinator as well and have high expectations. This was the only venue I looked at when planning our wedding because it truly is one of a kind! Our Decemeber wedding was absolute perfection- not only were... Read More we blessed with a 65 degrees, sunny day but the entire day was so magical and festive. Congress Hall is so decked out for Christmas and it really adds excitement to the place. Colleen O'Sullivan was our coordinator and she was so professional, courteous, and answered my millions of questions quickly and efficiently. She even came to the court house to be our witness for our marriage license since we live in Philly and couldn't find someone to drive down during the work week. We held our ceremony in the ballroom and it was intimate and romantic- our DJ Sam (Centerstage Ent) provides beautiful up lighting and the room looked stunning! Guests raved about the food (especially at cocktail hour) and the attentiveness of the staff. Our signature cocktail The Congressional Cosmo was a hit- they definitely don't skimp on the alcohol in the drinks.Servers even poured wine table side which was a nice extra! I've executed countless events and I'm as OCD as they come but on my wedding day I was so relaxed and didn't worry about a single detail. Getting ready in founders hall was a blast and the breakfast they catered was great- they threw in a bottle of champagne which was a nice surprise :) The team worked alongside my vendors and the timeline of the night flowed smoothly. I did all of the decor myself and Colleen and staff set everything up as I wanted and packed it all up at the end of the night- not many venues will do that!! This truly is a one of a kind venue- not your typical boring country club or banquet hall. Every room has character of its own and such a rich history. It was an absolute dream that we will treasure forever!
Ever since I was a little girl I dreamed of getting married at this venue. My husband proposed to me here, we have spent every Christmas here and it was the obvious choice when booking my venue. The process was going great until we met our original wedding coordinator Colleen.... Read More Colleen truly made us feel like we were not worth her time, due to the fact we were having an off season wedding with a "smaller" guest list (we had 160 total). We had to beg to set up our tasting and often chase down Colleen to ask when money was due. We were lied to about place cards and a donut bar and other small details that had we not switched coordinators, we would have never known and been scrambling the day of. Jen ended up being our wedding coordinator and really went out of her way to make our big day everything we dreamt it would be. However the service (my guests complained about not being able to reach the front desk in the morning and the beds being uncomfortable) was mediocre- from the bellhops to being ignored from the bartenders at my cocktail hour. Jen truly was our saving grace and went above and beyond to make our day truly great, and in the end the only issue was really the service in the hotel. If you have the money to spend, this is the place to go, but even in the off season this was by far our largest expense. I couldn't ask for a more beautiful backdrop or venue. Also Patrick (Colleen and Jen's boss) went above and beyond to resolve issues when we finally spoke up.
Just perfect! Everything about the process - from initially booking Congress Hall, to planning, to celebrating at the reception - was seamless. Our wedding coordinator, Colleen O'Sullivan, was extremely helpful, kind, and professional. She made sure the day went off without a... Read More hitch! The hotel is beautiful, historic and just has a really cool, retro vibe. The food was amazing - and the wedding package is very generous. Tons of food options, open bar, cake included, and more. (Side note: I don't particularly like cake... but this one was delicious!) They were also able to easily accommodate anyone with special diets - vegetarian or gluten-free. Super cool bar in the basement (The Boiler Room) that was fun to hang out at after the wedding was over. Everyone loved the beach-side setting. The cocktail hour was especially picturesque on the CH veranda with the ocean visible in the distance. My wedding was almost a month ago now and everyone is still talking about it! A++
There was never any question that if I was going to get married in Cape May, then I would be getting married at Congress Hall. The staff at CH is amazing, and I can not thank Jenn O'Neil enough for making my wedding day as perfect and as smooth as it possibly could have been.... Read More Their base package is amazing and we felt like what we got for our budget was fabulous. We also booked our Rehearsal Dinner and Send-Off Brunch at Congress Hall and they were also flawless. Everyone raved about the food and they loved the vintage elegance of the hotel. If I had to do it all over again, I would book Congress Hall again for sure.
PerfectReviewed on 10/04/2015 Larry C
Outstanding. Beautiful and historic venue. The food was terrific and the ceremony was perfect. One of the main reasons we chose Congress Hall is that everything is included: venue, cocktail hour, cake, catering...they even include a wedding coordinator that is a huge help.... Read More The wedding could not have been better. A+
Long before my husband and I got engaged, we knew we wanted to get married at Congress Hall. For something that we built up in our minds for so long, the experience did not disappoint. From our first meeting, Congress Hall gave us the special attention we were hoping for on our... Read More most special day yet. Our coordinator, Colleen O'Sullivan, couldn't have been more helpful, responsive, professional, patient and organized. She. Is. Amazing. Compliments are still rolling in about the food (short rib and salmon entrees for the win!), the service and how seamless the event was – Colleen and our DJ (LovesickInc) completely guided the reception timeline. They made sure everything flowed and that we and the guests had the best time possible. My only complaint would be that it couldn't go on longer :) When we got back to our room that evening there were some wonderful care packages of cake, sliders from our delicious late night slider bar, and a sampling of our wedding flowers. Colleen is a bride whisperer. She has a way of making things that would wake me up at night suddenly seem like no big deal once I brought them to her attention. She seamlessly coordinated with my 10+ vendors. Colleen didn't flinch when we showed up with a truck full of décor items the day before the wedding – and it was all displayed to PERFECTION. Everything looked like a dream – the Lawn is an idyllic backdrop for a wedding. Founder's Hall, the veranda and the charmingly beautiful ballroom are all picture perfect. It's the perfect combination of grandiosity, nature and whimsy – Tiffany blue walls, yellow backdrops, saltwater air and the greenest grass you've ever seen! The best part? I never worried about ANY of the details on my wedding day because I knew that Colleen, Krystina and Jen had it all under control. I had the best time getting ready in Founder's Hall with my bridesmaids and family while they pulled everything together. It truly was a stress-free wedding day and that's a testament to Colleen and the Congress Hall staff. All in all, it was the best day ever and we are forever grateful to Colleen and the Congress Hall team for making our dream a reality.
Charming!!Reviewed on 3/20/2015 Laura O
Congress Hall was the PERFECT wedding venue for us. My husband and I were looking for something both classic and unique for our big day. In a word, Congress Hall is charming. The hotel was built in the 1800s and you still get that antique-luxe feel, while enjoying the more... Read More laid-back coastal feel of a beach hotel. The reception room still has the original black chandeliers and gorgeous black and white hardwood floors. Rather than feeling old, however, pops of color and modern amenities allow the hotel and its event spaces to feel current. The reception room has GORGEOUS Tiffany-blue walls and all of the guest rooms are painted in beach-y blues and greens. You have a few different options for your ceremony and cocktail hour spaces, depending on weather, etc., and very conveniently (particularly considering how quickly the weather can change!), you can decide up to 12 noon the day of your wedding whether to have your ceremony indoors or outdoors. Because we were married on windy day in March, we decided to hold the ceremony in the Grand Ballroom. Our cocktail hour was in the very cool Boiler Room, a bar/club space in the basement of the hotel with a full, beautiful bar, stone walls, wooden beam ceilings and just a really neat vibe. In addition to the uniqueness of the hotel, another notable mention is the friendly and very helpful staff at Congress Hall. We toured and then booked the hotel as our wedding venue with Meredith Borrell, the sales manager. Meredith was so sweet and very efficient when it came to booking not only the venue, but also cottages for our families to stay in over the weekend. Once we were booked we were assigned a wedding coordinator, Colleen O'Sullivan, to assist us with any questions and queries prior to the wedding and to coordinate the wedding day itself. There can never be enough good things said about Colleen. She was absolutely phenomenal. Every e-mail, freak-out, billing issue, request, etc. was taken care of by Colleen. She always answered my emails promptly and, more importantly, approached the whole event with a smile on her face and cheerful demeanor. The day of the wedding she took care of all the set up, coordinated with the photographer and DJ and made sure everything ran smoothly. It was such relief to us knowing that everything was taken care of and we could actually relax and enjoy our wedding! If you're able to request a wedding coordinator to work with, I highly recommend Colleen! Overall, we couldn't be happier with our choice to have our wedding at Congress Hall. For those of you with tighter wedding budgets, look into getting married during the "off season", as the prices are a bit more reasonable and the minimum guest count is much lower. Another plus is it's also a lot easier to get the vendors you want! Congress Hall is also provides WAY more bang for your buck compared to venues in Northern Jersey. Though the price tag may seem big, there's SO much more included in your wedding package that it makes it more than worth it!
Best day everReviewed on 3/10/2015 Kristin P
I cannot say enough about how amazing our wedding was! The staff was amazing and the ballroom was simply stunning. Congress Hall provided us with our dream wedding and a once in a lifetime experience our guests are still raving about!
Amazing Wedding at Congress HallReviewed on 2/15/2015 Kristen A
My husband Greg and I got married in September at Congress Hall. It was absolutely a dream come true, except that the weather didn't cooperate literally just for our outdoor cocktail hour. Thanks weather! We worked with Meredith Borrell & Colleen O'Sullivan who were both so... Read More easy and great to work with. They were quick to respond to emails, great when we met in person several times and Colleen was fantastic on the day of the wedding. Our only concern was the number of guests we had - we pushed the room to the max but everyone still had a great time. In the future for an event as large as ours and if it rains, I would suggest giving us more space on the veranda since we couldn't go out on the grass with the rain. Everyone seemed a bit crammed into the "cocktail hour" spacing. One other bummer thing is that that the party has to shut down at 10 pm. We wished we could have danced the night away for another 2 hours! But everyone headed to the brown room or downstairs to the boiler room so it was still fun. Our Congress Hall wedding was a dream come true and we highly recommend the venue and staff!
BEST DAY EVER!! 12/13/14Reviewed on 12/22/2014 marie b
I cannot say enough about the wonderful experience I had at Congress Hall. Colleen Sullivan our coordinator was amazing. My husband and I can not think of one thing we would have changed. The venue was absolutely beautiful, Our guests raved about the food, the attention to... Read More detail and the kind staff. I loved every single moment of my wedding day Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the best day ever!!!
PERFECTReviewed on 12/03/2014 Kristin N
Congress Hall was the PERFECT setting for our wedding. It's unique, retro feel with the tiffany blue walls, black and white checkered floor and black chandeliers was something that we, as well as all of our guests had never experienced before, and we are still being complimented... Read More almost a month later! The ballroom holds 225 guests, a band and two bars. We had 215 guests and I was extremely worried about the room being too crowded and guests not being comfortable. The night of our wedding I realized that I shouldn't have worried at all. The room was perfect! The dance floor was filled the entire night and it did not seem over crowded at all!! Cocktail hour was outside and despite the 30 degree weather, the heaters that Congress Hall provided kept everyone warm! It was beautiful, and perfect! Lastly, and most importantly Krystina Kennedy, our wedding coordinator who was provided by the venue, was simply out of this world. I cannot speak highly enough about how easy she made it and how smoothly it ran. However, it was more than that! She truly puts your mind at ease and when I was worried about something, I would call her or email her and she'd respond, "I'll take care of it"... and she would go above and beyond "taking care of it". She was truly a part of my day I will cherish forever, she was THE BEST! I simply cannot imagine planning a wedding without her! SO... FIVE STARS!!
A Day to RememberReviewed on 8/21/2014 Monica G
The views at Congress Hall are the perfect backdrop for any couple in love, but what I loved about my Congress Hall wedding was that I had the view AND great customer service. A wedding is not just what you see - it's how you feel, how your guests feel, and how well your venue... Read More can problem solve so that your day is full of joy and not unnecessary stress. Congress Hall increased our joy and lowered our stress again and again. My husband and I will return for years to come to celebrate the day we said, "I do!" We love Congress Hall!
Congress Hall WeddingReviewed on 8/09/2014 Quinn F
We had our wedding at Congress Hall in July and it was perfect! As soon as we saw Congress Hall we knew it was where we wanted to get married and we couldn't be happier with the choice we made. Not only is Congress Hall beautiful, but the people were amazing to work with.... Read More Right from the start both Meredith and Krystina helped us make our vision come to life. They were always willing to answer questions and give suggestions and they were both a pleasure to work with leading up to the event. On our wedding day they both helped the day go off without a hitch, even when little things went wrong, they took care of them without me ever knowing. They kept me calm and made sure our day was perfect. I would recommend Congress Hall to everyone and cannot thank them enough for helping to make our wedding day everything we ever dreamed of!
Virginia Hotel WeddingReviewed on 7/31/2014 Taylor B
I've been working with Colleen, who is helping me plan my wedding in Cape May. As I currently live in Los Angeles I thought it would be hard for me to plan my wedding but with Colleen's help she is making it a breeze. Both Congress Hall and The Virginia Hotel are run by the same... Read More company and though I would have preferred to have my wedding at Congress Hall for brides who are on a bit of a budget I whole heartily suggest The Virginia Hotel. You get the same excellent service, food and comps for a better price. THANK YOU COLLEEN!
Amazing!Reviewed on 6/14/2014 Cassie D
Now that the wedding is officially done and the dust has finally settled, I really want to thank Congress Hall for all of their hard work for our big event. More specifically, please allow me to gush about Krystina Kennedy, who worked tirelessly to make sure our wedding would go... Read More off without any problems. I'm fairly certain I owe my sanity and first born to her. From the get go, we wanted a place that could hold a ceremony, host a full reception, and house guests. That's not an easy task to accomplish in South Jersey but alas, this was where we had our hearts set on getting married. And so we knew we had to make it happen somehow. The vibe at Congress Hall was very different from any other venue we visited - comfy, trendy, classy, elegant, but somehow relaxing and cool. We put down a deposit and began the adventure that is wedding planning (which is a massive pain in the ass, but that's another story). Krystina kept us organized, answered our 15 kajillion questions, sent back countless emails, hounded the chef over my dietary restrictions, and negotiated pricing with us on a few add-in items. She also scheduled deliveries for us, set up our decor, gave me a checklist, and arranged for a special meal for a family member who had been in the hospital the week of the wedding. She even booked us entertainment in The Boiler Room so our group would have an after party. Our guests ultimately raved about the food, their rooms, the drinks, and the location. We could have never gotten to the end point, though, without our faithful coordinator. Thank you, Krystina, for one of the best damn parties we've ever been to. You are sincerely awesome.
Stunning venue and an amazing wedding day!Reviewed on 6/02/2014 Chelsea K
I grew up going to Cape May every summer and watched Congress Hall go from decrepit to absolutely beautiful after the renovation about 10 years ago. Once I started seriously dating my now-husband, I was set on getting married there and booked the venue a few weeks after we got... Read More engaged in late 2012. A year and a half later, we had an absolutely amazingly beautiful wedding day -- everything went perfectly, from the rehearsal to the morning-after brunch, and I really couldn't be any happier with my decision or with my coordinator, Colleen. Everyone commented on how beautiful the day was, and we've had many people come forward and say it was the best and/or most beautiful wedding they'd ever been to. The whole thing felt like it was 5 minutes, but it was the best 5 minutes of my life. :) That being said, we did have some issues during the planning process, particularly during the latter stages (hence the lower-star review for service). Some things I cannot stress enough: Read, read and re-read your contract and ask as many questions as possible about every detail of your day as far out as possible. This venue is extremely inflexible about certain things, so be prepared for some frustrating conversations and have all your bases covered. Other than those issues, a dream wedding venue that will give you exactly the wedding day you pictured. I really can't give them any less than 5 stars overall, because that's what really matters in the end.
Amazing!Reviewed on 5/15/2014 Amanda G
I grew up near Cape May and had always had Congress Hall in mind for my wedding. I was not at all disappointed. Colleen, our wedding planner, was absolutely wonderful. She fielded our (very) numerous emails and was always super friendly, even when we were negotiating prices... Read More or asking her questions about minute (and largely unimportant) details. She was very accommodating and met with us in person several times prior to the big day. Looking back, there wasn't a single thing I would have changed about our wedding. All of our guests could not believe how great the food was - everyone kept telling me "this isn't wedding food!" - the venue was beautiful, and everything ran like clockwork. Congress Hall truly gave me my dream wedding.
Unique and beautiful space with lots to offerReviewed on 5/11/2014 Kate D
I am so happy that I had my ceremony and reception at Congress Hall. My husband and I got married at Congress Hall in their off season (late March) and found their prices to be a good value. My husband and I are originally from the Philadelphia area and currently live on the... Read More West Coast, and we picked Congress Hall because they offer inclusive packages and the cool ballroom. When booking a wedding at Congress Hall, you get a wedding consultant/day-of-planner. We worked with Colleen for our wedding, and she exceeded our expectations. She and I planned everything via email, and she was always very prompt with responses and always made sure that she accommodated our requested. For the rehearsal and wedding, she was energetic, kind, organized and just awesome. The food was delicious. Multiple people told me that the food at Congress Hall was the best food that they had had at a wedding. Several of our guests were vegan, and the kitchen was able to accommodate them with vegan meals. I didn't know what to expect with the cake, but it was delicious. Several guests also made it a point to tell me how delicious the cake was. My guests appreciated the wide variety of beers and liquor at our open bar, and they also appreciate the wide selection of alcohol in the Brown Room (hotel bar). I ate at the Blue Pig Tavern (the restaurant at the hotel) a couple of times leading up to the weekend and always found the food to be fresh and tasty. The hotel itself and the grounds are beautiful, even in late March. The hotel rooms are all unique. I found the bed to be soft and comfortable and bathroom and rooms to be clean and comfortable. I went to the Sea Spa to get a manicure and pedicure with some of my bridal party. The quality of the service was topnotch and they did a beautiful job. I would recommend doing your manicure and pedicure at the Sea Spa. I gave five stars for service because I found every staff member I encountered to helpful, attentive and professional. However, around 7-8 people who stayed at Congress Hall hotel for the wedding stated that the front desk staff were inattentive and seemed to focus more on socializing. Even though our wedding took place during the off season, our guests still stated that a lot restaurants/shops were open, and they also enjoyed just walking along the beach (it was warm during our wedding weekend). This is a beautiful place that has so much to offer! I highly recommend having a wedding here!
Wedding of my dreams...Reviewed on 4/27/2014 Kristin L
We were recently married at Congress Hall. The first time I went to Congress Hall and saw a wedding there, I absolutely fell in love. The venue is just absolutely perfect. The colors, the history, the decor, it's all just stunning. So, when after looking at a zillion venues, I... Read More finally settled on Congress Hall, it was no surprise. It just felt right. Our wedding was absolutely magnificent. We had a beautiful day thank goodness. Everything was set up exactly the way I envisioned it to look and everything went so smoothly. We were married outside on the lawn and had our cocktail hour on the veranda. Everything was beautiful, meticulous and every detail was worked out. The reception was also fantastic. The tables were all set to perfection and no detail was overlooked. My guests raved about the venue and the food. Everything was just perfect. After the wedding ended, we all headed down to the Boiler Room where the party continued. A lot, I have to say had to do with the two wonderful women that I worked with at Congress Hall. First, our wedding coordinator Colleen O'Sullivan was AMAZING. She is warm, caring and very professional. She made me feel at ease and as though everything was SO well taken care of. She was so easy to talk and plan with and I am so happy she was my wedding coordinator. The other person is Meredith Borrell who was also fantastic. Anytime Colleen was somewhere else, Meredith was right there with me as well. There was never a minute I felt abandoned or neglected. Literally, every detail was clearly explained to myself, my husband, and our wedding party. I have NEVER been to a wedding where this was the case and am happy to say it was my wedding where the venue finally got it right. I cannot say enough about these two wonderful women. They made my wedding day my absolute dream day. Congress Hall is just the perfect venue for a romantic weekend. Your guests will LOVE it and absolutely rave about every part of your wedding weekend.
Wonderful Winter Wedding!Reviewed on 3/13/2014 Kate
The venue - without any extras brought in for the wedding - is beautiful. The robin's egg blue walls, black and white checkered floors, and black chandeliers give the Grand Ballroom such a retro yet elegant feel. It has the charm of somewhere very old but with modern touches.... Read More The food was delicious at both cocktail hour and dinner (and our after party and our brunch the next day). Their event staff and wedding coordinator knows how to run a flawless event.
Most Amazing Fall Day!!Reviewed on 1/09/2014 Caitlin
I love Congress Hall! I loved it even before I got married there! My husband's family has a house in Cape May, so ever since I met him 7 years ago, I've been heading down to the shore and Congress Hall is my favorite spot to grab a drink. Fittingly we got engaged in Cape May... Read More on the beach and when it came time to choose our venue, Congress Hall just felt right. The team at CH makes the wedding planning process so easy! They lay everything out for you and make you feel comfortable. I loved the tasting experience and how they set up the ballroom and tables to make it resemble a wedding. The day of the wedding went so smooth and everyone had such an amazing time! It is truly a day we will not forget and I'm so happy we made the choice to get married at Congress Hall!
Amazing Wedding at Congress Hall!Reviewed on 1/06/2014 Maria K
We are so very thankful to the Congress Hall especially to Meredith and Colleen for making our dreams come true for our wedding day! Everything was absolutely perfect going above and beyond to our dreams. Meredith and Colleen were such a pleasure to work with from our first... Read More meeting to the big day these two girls put their hearts and souls into their job! No detail was left behind, every detail we requested from them was executed perfectly to the T. Founders Hall was a perfect getting ready room and was an outstanding backdrop for pictures! The building, grounds, and ballroom are just superb! The food was so delicious and our cocktail hour was amazing! I would highly recommend Congress Hall to anyone wanting the perfect wedding; I would do it all over again there ;). We can't wait to go back a visit and celebrate our first anniversary there in October 2014!


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For the bulk of my life, that optimism seemed to be wasted on the Lions as they put together bad team after bad team, and squandered a once-in-a-lifetime talent like Barry Sanders.
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Dazzling Glinda ensures a bewitching 'Wicked'
Watching Hayley Podschun's captivating Glinda on Thursday night at the Marcus Center, I realized how much this ambitious sorority girl from Oz has in common with the musical in which she co-stars with Elphaba, the future Wicked Witch of the West.
Like the dazzling Glinda, "Wicked" knows how to milk an entrance, fill a room and put on a show. This is the same tour that was here in 2010, and the production values in evidence then continue to impress, from the lavish Edwardian costumes and matching steampunk set to the spectacular lighting design and 14-piece pit orchestra. »Read Full Article
Gaiman's new book a beautiful collision of memory, mortality
If you ask me, I'll tell you that "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" is Neil Gaiman's portrait of the artist as a young man. With this book, Gaiman has crafted an achingly beautiful memoir of an imagination and a spellbinding story that sets three women at the center of everything.
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Journal Broadcast Group a partner in Sykes' conservative event
Journal Broadcast Group, owners of WTMJ-AM (620) and WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), is partner in an awards event for conservative women.
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Questions for the dining critic? Now's the time to ask
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A sometimes stinging Venice Biennale
Venice, Italy — Every two years, this ancient and liquidy city is deluged by the art world, making it seem more unreal than it already is. Curators, collectors, critics and artists cram onto the Venetian islands for a three-day preview of what is effectively the Olympics of art, the Venice Biennale.
Attired like something out of "The Talented Mr. Ripley" – tailored and European and with all of the ingratiating and insinuating implied by that reference – many of the well-heeled dash like 8-year-olds sprinting for Space Mountain when the gates open each day. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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so it looks really cool but it wasn't worth it. i waterjet oval sections out of the 80/20 to take some weight out of it.
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For 2016 the Wrangler's changes are pretty much limited to trim and color additions. The new Black Bear Edition adds content to the Sport S model, including off-road rock rails; and the Sahara gets some appearance updates, including new wheels, a body-color bumper applique and an Olive Green interior.
A Rubicon Hard Rock edition improves the 2015 Jeep Wrangler's off-road capability. There's also a 31-inch tire package available for Sport models, and all Wranglers get a standard Torx tool kit to remove the roof. The new 8-speaker audio system can be upgraded to a new 9-speaker Alpine audio system.
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The improvements found in the 2012 Jeep Wrangler can be summed up with one number: 285. That horsepower figure, from a new (for the Wrangler SUV) 3.6-liter V6, constitutes a 40-percent improvement as compared to its 202-horsepower predecessor. And when connected to the Wrangler's new five-speed automatic (a six-speed manual transmission is the standard gearbox), the powertrain produces both better performance (zero-to-60 times are improved by two to three seconds) and fuel efficiency.
If any vehicle needs no introduction it's the 2016 Jeep Wrangler. Take a basic concept that's been unchanged for three-quarters of a century, add continual refinement and development, and you have defined the reliable, go-almost-anywhere, do-anything, on-and-off-road vehicle for all of us. The three trim levels are base Sport, mid-range Sahara and hard-core Rubicon, but they are all capable of fulfilling every requirement of what it means to be a Jeep. All have Chrysler's smooth and strong 3.6-liter, 285-horsepower V6 engine which, thanks to excellent gearing and powertrain choices, provides the Wrangler with exceptional off-road capabilities. Any competition? Toyota 4Runner? Nissan Xterra? Not really. It's about more than just 4-wheel drive; the Jeep Wrangler delivers that elusive, but certain, intangible that makes the difference.


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By the way, anyone from susser who thinks they got a bad deal is an idiot.
? If this was so bad then why no major sell off ? thanks.
The beauty of Susser is that it provides a mechanism for ETP to get rid of the Sunoco retail business. That one will free up some $3B+ and focus ETP on things it knows how to do. Susser has quality assets and a family that wanted both to cash out and see their legacy continue. As for ETP the wholesale business of Susser could end up being very interesting and profitable. ETP knows this one and that is where their $70M worth of synergies comes from.


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Ginevra Cantofoli (1618–1672) was an Italian painter. She was active in the Baroque period.
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Cantofoli was born in Bologna, Italy in 1618.
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In a new Halloween event called Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns, more than 1,000 hand-carved pumpkins—some as large as 150 pounds—will light up the night at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Replacing HallowFest, Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns is the only event of its kind in the Chicago area. The LED-lit jack-o'-lanterns will be staged along a festive, paved pathway, starting at the Esplanade. Along the way, encounter entertaining characters, view the ghostly trains in the Model Railroad Garden: Landmarks of America, and find seasonal light food and drink, such as apple doughnuts, cider, and ale, for sale.
Bling: The Jewelry & Gift Show
It's time to get your bling on! Amdur Productions is proud to launch a new holiday shopping festival: Bling, The Jewelry & Gift Show. Sending out some love to all of the jewelers and jewelry lovers with this Highland Park, Illinois indoor festival November 18, 19 and 20; located at the Highland Park Country Club. This event is a free admission, free parking for the public.
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Take a magical trip to a winter wonderland of twinkling lights and holiday beauty at the Chicago Botanic Garden when we kick off the holiday season! Outside, 750,000 lights sparkle and welcome you and your family to the Garden's wonderland. Inside the Regenstein Center, a 10,000-square-foot exhibition of miniature trains winds over bridges, under trestles, past waterfalls, and through more than 80 mini-replicas of Chicago's favorite landmarks. Paul Busse, designer of the Model Railroad Garden, created this amazing exhibition exclusively for the Garden's holiday celebration.
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parking available and free- nice restaurant - good room , quite large and confortable - free internet access - very nice breakfast
if you pay with foreign credit card you gave to pay ab extra fee , and this is not mention when you booking -
The hotel has a relaxed atmosphere. We loved the pool, and felt that the hotel staff were really dedicated to make our stay as pleasant as possible.
location was good, breakfast also nice, some staffs are very nice and some are ...........
all the three days of my stay, I didn't find internet in my room and all days they say different things... line r connecting, problem with server, maintaining etc.. actually in one portion of the hotel they don't have internet connection or very week signal and they didn't repair it at all... all they say..is lie to me.. how it is possible for a 3/4 star hotel in Denmark can not repair their internet problem withing 3 days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you need to be in heart of Aalborg, this Hotel really is a good option.
Large, brigth og good standard rom
Rooms ok, breakfast was good
no elevator (1st floor), dinner expensive, close to main road
Very close to pedestrian zone.
Bad wifi. Very slow.
Central Location, Good parking facilities. Friendly staff and comfortable room. Price was very fair.
Nothing really just a good standard hotel.
Nothing to Dinner !
Staff is very friendly.
Relatively value for money. Very serviceminded staff.
The hotel has a very good location
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Location is fantastic, right next to the town center of Aalborg and the rooms were basic but comfortable.
Yes, On booking my room online I was given the impression that the Hotel provided parking, which was one of the reasons for my choice. How ever on checking in I was told by the uninterested receptionist that I could park in the Shopping mall car park. I asked how much it would be for the night, she said "I don't know". When asked if she would find out, she said "no"! very disappointing! so if you intend to drive to the hotel then be prepared to pay 150 euros per day for parking!
It's near to the city center, so I can vistit the city easily.
I think the bed in the room is small.
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o quarto era muito quente !
Rooms were clean.
Hotel evening staff was not helpful. Rooms were tiny. Public areas were in need of updating.
very well situated within short distance of station.
Well proportioned rooms, comfortable bedding. Came with some outside space + table & chairs. Also has a nice pool. Free WiFi & parking was handy. In short, a good business style hotel.
Often used for corporate events and evening soirees. There was some kind of event the night I stayed. Didn't disturb my stay or sleep but finding a place to park in the carpark (which isn't small) was a nightmare.
Very clean. Good location.
Very slow service in restaurant - not ideal for business travellers. A la carte menu was poor value. Daily menu was good value but unsuitable for vegetarians. Poor soundproofing in the rooms.
Tobacco smell in the room, which as supposed to be a non-smoking room. Furniture was not in order. Electric sockets could have killed a child because they were hanging out of the wall. An excuse would have been appropriatre. We have had much better rooms for considerably lower price.
The nice location at the country side and the good breakfast in the morning, espesially the new baked bread.
Big rooms, good gym
View, bed and location
Not as modern and up-to-date as expected.
Good value for money. The room was clean and I had no issues during my stay at all. Good heating. Decent internet for free.
Water pressure in the shower was somewhat on a lower side (nothing critical, but still not the best). Location is convenient (close to the city center, walkable all around, easy getting to bus and train terminals) - but right now it's right next to huge construction (Nordkraft, new waterfront, Opera), and starting sometime after 6 AM it becomes noisy. Go there in three years though, it'll be a prime place to stay.
friendly stuff, nice price
Lots of character (we were given an upgrade to the admiral's room) and the banqueting rooms are sensational. Set in rural surroundings, a convenient base for touring north Jutland
Very expensive restaurant (even by Danish standards!), so we dined elsewhere. Not much written English, e.g toilet instructions only in Danish. (Fortunately, I read Danish). And all the local signs refer to the place as Store Restrup "Herregaard", not manor. Their publicity blurb states "...48 vaerelser, alle med toilet og bad". Not so. Our room only had a shower, no "bad" (bath)
It is a great place out in the countryside and very quite
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