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Adams Morgan Farmers Market

18th St & Columbia Road, NW

Washington, DC

301.587.2248

The Adams Morgan Farmers Market in Northwest DC is open every Saturday morning from 8 AM to 2 PM. This seasonal farmers market runs from May to December.

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Antique Highboy, A Brief History

The highboy originated in the 18^th Century in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It usually consisted of two parts, one sitting on top of another. Craftsmen from all over the world first started producing these masterpieces and were usually the fanciest pieces of furniture in anyone’s home. The problem with highboys is that they normally stood over nine feet tall and most homes had eight foot ceilings. People then would remove the top section and many of the highboys were separated.