Back side of #1a. She wears elbow length gloves and holds a white bouquet of roses. The lower section is made up of the tassel. This bride has a large, lace edged train, and a hip length double veil attached to the back of her rather poofy hair. She wears a separate bead necklace and diamond like ear studs.
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FEATURED VIRTUAL PROGRAMS
Amazing Architectural Sculpture from Ten American Colleges & Universities Wednesday, May 26th 7pm Mathew M. Duman, will showcase his book on Zoom: “The Grotesque 10: Amazing Architectural Sculpture from Ten American Colleges & Universities”. Matt has visited these schools to photograph the variety of gargoyles and grotesques decorating their buildings. The sculptures occur in a variety of types, from historic to humorous. Registration is required, please click the image to sign up.
Wednesday, May 19 11:00 am Let’s talk food with Registered Dietitian Erika Lannaman, MS, RD, from the Shop Rite of Hackensack. You can cook along with Erika or just watch as she makes cauliflower baked ziti and a beet salad with arugula and balsamic vinaigrette. Yum! Healthy and delish! You will receive the recipes and shopping list when you register for this virtual program so you can cook along on the day of the demo. Please click the image to sign up.
Beginning January 2, 2020 the Fair Lawn Library will be FIne Free!
Amazing Architectural Sculpture from Ten American Colleges & Universities Wednesday, May 26th 7pm Mathew M. Duman, will showcase his book on Zoom: “The Grotesque 10: Amazing Architectural Sculpture from Ten American Colleges & Universities”. Matt has visited these schools to photograph the variety of gargoyles and grotesques decorating their buildings. The sculptures occur in a variety of types, from historic to humorous. Registration is required, please click the image to sign up.
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