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Libraries Made from Eatmore
Cranberries Crates
Where do we find 500 Eatmore Cranberry Crates? The story starts with a long day in the Amish countryside of western Wisconsin near Cashton. Todd Bol and carpenter Henry Miller were visiting farms and backwoods salvage yards when they came upon a mountain of these little crates just waiting for a re-purpose. We're still looking for more. The Mini Libraries above are painted for indoor display (full of books, of course) child care centers, kids' rooms, pediatricians' offices and pre-schools. Most of the Minis, Double Deckers and Double Wide Cranberry Crate Little Libraries (whew! That's a mouthful!), are attractively stained to fit in, say, a family room, study or casual area of an office. These 30-50 year old boxes show the hard-earned charm of decades of use.
Here's a special offer: When you get a Mini, Double Decker or Double Wide Cranberry Crate Library, from time to time you may also get between $100 and $200 worth of books from Coffee House Press, Graywolf Press or Milkweed Editions, all nonprofit, literary publishers in the Twin Cities--great poetry, regional titles and often elegant volumes you will treasure. For $100 for the Mini or $250 for the Double, that's an impressive gift!
Here's a special offer: When you get a Mini, Double Decker or Double Wide Cranberry Crate Library, from time to time you may also get between $100 and $200 worth of books from Coffee House Press, Graywolf Press or Milkweed Editions, all nonprofit, literary publishers in the Twin Cities--great poetry, regional titles and often elegant volumes you will treasure. For $100 for the Mini or $250 for the Double, that's an impressive gift!
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A Touch of Americana
Want something historical, attractive, and ideal for a gift? If you are on a budget and want an eye-catching shelf for your best books, this is it. Our intrepid team of backwoods scouts have found more than 500 old (30-50 years old, we hear) cranberry crates that just fit the bill. These nifty little box-bookshelves will charm your guests and hold just enough volumes to encourage you to keep your reading glasses nearby. The unique look comes from decades of use in central and southern Wisconsin. Scrubbed, repaired and refinished by Amish and volunteer craftsmen, these touches of Americana have weathered many a winter. |
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Learn about Cranberries!
Visit the Wisconsin Cranberry Discovery Center in Warrens, Wisconsin. Maybe you'll some of our Little Libraries there...or help us find more cranberry crates |