Thank you for the information on the Wooley Worm Festival. Is there a link where they list Kentucky Fests---I will try to find one. Everyone else can look for a link to Kentucky too. Lynn my Dad's family had the clothes horse or hall tree. Dad's Kentucky family is my side of the family who doesn't drink coffee and are very polite. They are all teachers and merchants--not farmers. At Gramma Ruth Fraley Smith's Home she had a wash bowl--pitcher of water on a little table with a mirror over it and a towel on a peg that sat on the back porch. I have antique toys--books--bottles--old tins--pictures--plates--that have been in the family forever. I use them for decoration. I love old things--I am more comfortable with them. We use our grandparents' lamps in the living room--and Gramma Bayes' dresser is in use in the bedroom. Dad's WW 2 footlocker sits in the guest room. Memories of family gone---these old treasures of theirs help warm our home. I love it that you do your plowing the old fashioned way! We both seem to enjoy the old way of life. Sincerely, Ramona