Maplewood’s Masonic Lodge by William Ittner

• Doug Houser
• May 20, 2013

Maplewood's Masonic Lodge was a keeper that we failed to keep.

Woodside’s Archaeologically Rich Site

• Doug Houser
• Apr 25, 2013

Woodside is Maplewood's fragile connection to a way of life that has completely disappeared.

Lost Maplewood

• Doug Houser
• Apr 15, 2013

Many of the fine buildings that once graced our streets have disappeared.

But Wait There’s More. Household Furnishings and Art Objects of Woodside.

• Doug Houser
• Mar 27, 2013

A high quality antique shop could be outfitted with the treasures that were once in daily use in Woodside, Maplewood's link to the past.

The Historic Papers of Woodside 1838-1914

• Doug Houser
• Mar 21, 2013

Many were hidden from view for over 160+ years but now the Rannells Family collection of historic documents is available to everyone.

The Rannells Family of Woodside

• Doug Houser
• Mar 14, 2013

Descendants of Maplewood's pioneer family, the Rannells, have preserved many wonderful artifacts that once belonged to their ancestors

History

Fascinating Details, Construction and Otherwise, of Woodside, Maplewood’s Only Remaining Antebellum Structure

• Doug Houser
• Feb 17, 2013

Have you seen the movie, Lincoln? Woodside was seventeen years old when that historical event occurred.

The Maplewood Theater 1926-1967

• Doug Houser
• Jan 17, 2013

A short history of the very popular Maplewood Theater and a proposal to restore the marquee.

Arts & Entertainment

Fire Becomes Ice Daily at Prieto Glass and Nori Obata, Beads and Porcelain

• Doug Houser
• Dec 18, 2012

A talented couple of artisans reconfigure glass and clay into many eye-catching objects.