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Take a Seat: How the Adirondack Chair Became a Classic

By Lauren Ober
Seven Days | July 31, 2009
What started as a regional, functional craft is now mass-produced in countries thousands of miles from the Adirondacks and bought by people who couldn't locate the majestic park on a map. But this emblem of rural industry still means something to the people whose lifestyles inspired the chair more than 100 years ago.
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Tags: Adirondack chairs, history, design, crafts, furniture

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