Martha Stewart Living Television
Where Martha went.
366 farms, bakeries, museums, gardens, and field-trip destinations drawn from the marthastewart.tv archive. Some you've heard of (Balthazar, the Metropolitan Museum). Some you haven't (Murray McMurray Hatchery, Peckerwood Garden, Gilberties Herb Farm).
Martha's own places
Businesses she visited
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Parrots of the World (Rockville Centre, NY) — Marc Morrone's pet shop, co-founded 1978 with Nick Guerra. Set of Petkeeping with Marc Morrone (2003–2006); also t…
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Balthazar Bakery, NYC — Keith McNally's French bistro and bakery in SoHo.
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Daniel (NYC) — Daniel Boulud's flagship French restaurant on East 65th St.
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Balthazar (80 Spring Street, SoHo NYC) — Keith McNally's French brasserie, opened 1997. Riad Nasr and Lee Hanson were co-chefs in the early 2000s. MSL S5 E146V …
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Brewery Ommegang, Cooperstown NY (founded 1997 by Don Feinberg and Wendy Littlefield) — Belgian-style brewery; sold to Duvel Moortgat in 2003.
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Center Art Studio, NYC — restoration studio for ceramics, glass, and decorative arts.
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Family-owned winery founded in 1967 by Donn and Molly Chappellet on Pritchard Hill, high above Napa Valley — the valley's second new winery established after th…
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Hog Island Oyster Co., Tomales Bay California — featured in oyster-farming field trip.
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Straus Family Creamery, Marshall CA (founded 1941, became first certified-organic creamery west of the Mississippi in 1994). Note spelling: "Straus" not "Straus…
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Union Square Cafe (NYC) — Danny Meyer's first restaurant (opened 1985). Michael Romano was executive chef from 1988. Their famous Caesar salad featured on MSL T…
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Architectural-salvage pioneer founded by Gil Shapiro in SoHo in 1978, when its crews combed New York demolition sites and dumpsters for ornament, lighting, and …
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Yucca Do Nursery, Texas — specialty plant nursery linked with Peckerwood Garden.
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Down-and-feather bedding company featured in a Season 3 segment on down pillows and comforters.
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Almost certainly Atlantic Art Glass, the Maine hot-glass studio and gallery of glass artists Linda and Ken Perrin — founded in the early 1990s in Bar Harbor and…
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Atlantic Blanket Company, Maine — wool-blanket maker, three-Bayard-Bedstead segment.
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Fine-art framing house founded by artist Jared Bark in his SoHo loft in 1969, which grew into one of the country's foremost preservation framers, designing muse…
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Wholesale nursery founded in 1988 by Kathryn Pufahl in Laurel, on Long Island's North Fork, known for sophisticated container plantings and an unusual range of …
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Belgian mussels-and-frites restaurant group founded in London in 1992 by Denis Blais and André Plisnier, known for its cavernous beer-hall design, monk-robed wa…
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San Francisco specialty shop opened in 1988 by Claudia Schwartz at 10 Brady Street — the name is Italian for "beautiful eye" — famed for antique French ribbons,…
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Legendary fig nursery in Plainview, Long Island, run for nearly 50 years by brothers Chris and Bill DiPaola, whose collection of rare Mediterranean fig varietie…
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S.A. Bendheim, the family-run specialty architectural glass house founded in Greenwich Village in 1927 by Sem and Margaret Bendheim, is best known for Restorati…
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Beppe (NYC) — Cesare Casella's Tuscan restaurant (opened 2001).
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Best Cellars, NYC — wine shop organized by taste profile (Fizzy/Fresh/Soft/Luscious/Big/Sweet) rather than region.
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Custom architectural fabrication shop in Ansonia, Connecticut, founded in 1985, known for bespoke metal countertops, range hoods, sinks, and cabinetry for high-…
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Custom architectural wood-turning shop long based in Watertown, Massachusetts, producing balusters, newel posts, porch posts, and a collection of historically a…
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Cabot Hosiery Mills, Northfield VT (founded 1978 by Marc Cabot) — Vermont sock manufacturer; later launched the Darn Tough brand in 2004. During MSL TV era was …
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West Stockbridge, Massachusetts extract maker founded in 1888, operating out of the same storefront since 1912. Its signature pure vanilla extract is still blen…
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Charles H. Beckley, Inc. is a South Bronx, New York custom mattress workshop founded in 1931, hand-making mattresses, box springs, headboards, and daybeds for t…
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City Bakery, NYC (founded 1990 by Maury Rubin) — pretzel croissants and the famous hot chocolate festival. MSL S2 E24 field trip.
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Consignment shop in Westport, Connecticut — Martha's longtime hometown — visited in an early MSL segment on secondhand furnishings.
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Memphis barbecue institution founded in 1984 by Don Pelts on Poplar Avenue in East Memphis, famous for hickory-smoked pork ribs and repeatedly voted the city's …
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Costello Studio — leather-tooling craft segment.
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Cupcake Cafe, NYC — known for floral buttercream cakes.
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Bicycle shop toured in an MSL field-trip segment.
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Walt Disney World's hands-on learning resort near Orlando, opened by Michael Eisner in February 1996 and modeled in part on New York's Chautauqua Institution, w…
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Family candy kitchen in Eaton Center, New Hampshire that made old-fashioned molded barley candy from 1971 to 2009, casting lollipops and clear-toy candies from …
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Lower East Side bakery started by Mark Isreal in 1994, baking doughnuts from his grandfather Herman's recipe in a tenement basement and delivering them by bicyc…
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Dreesen's, East Hampton — famous cake-doughnut maker.
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Durling's Citrus Farm — featured in citrus segment.
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Eli Wilner & Company (NYC) — antique-frame restorer and dealer; framed pieces for many of Martha's homes.
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Elias' Corner, Astoria Queens — Greek seafood restaurant; 'Pit Stop' field trip.
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Manhattan outpost of restaurateur Costas Spiliadis's Greek seafood restaurant — the original opened in Montreal in 1979, with the West 55th Street location foll…
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Chicago dot-com founded in 1999 by Kellogg MBA Parry Singh with co-founder Subhash Bedi, selling hard-to-find international grocery ingredients online through c…
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Eve Stone Antiques, Ltd., founded in 1970 in the carriage house of Stone's Martha's Vineyard home and later based in Woodbridge, Connecticut, specializes in 16t…
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Wholesale florist on West 28th Street in Manhattan's historic Flower District, prized by floral designers for unusual varieties — fritillaria, ranunculus, and t…
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Venetian textile house founded by Spanish-born designer Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo, whose Giudecca factory — opened in the early 1920s in a former convent — stil…
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Frances Palmer Pottery, Weston Connecticut — hand-thrown earthenware studio.
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Oklahoma pottery company founded in 1933 by ceramicist John Frank and based in Sapulpa from 1938, famed for Southwestern-inspired dinnerware and art pottery mad…
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Orchid nursery established in 1954 in Carpinteria, California by horticulturist Aleck Stribling — who grew up on Montecito's orchid-laden Riven Rock estate — wi…
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Gilberties Herb Gardens, Easton, CT — organic herb farm.
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Glenn Horowitz Bookseller — rare-books dealer (East Hampton/NYC).
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Founded in Providence, Rhode Island in 1831 by silversmith Jabez Gorham, the Gorham Manufacturing Company grew into the world's leading silverware maker by the …
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Orchid grower and floral boutique at 106 Mason Street in Greenwich, Connecticut, founded in 1981 by Ted and Wendy Siegel, who built their own greenhouses and su…
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Restaurant and event space opened by British design impresario Sir Terence Conran on Valentine's Day 2000 beneath the Queensboro Bridge, in the landmark Bridgem…
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Connecticut antiques dealership tied to Fairfield County's noted Guthman dealers: Pat Guthman Antiques of Southport specialized in 18th- and early 19th-century …
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Guy Wolff Pottery, Bantam CT — English-style hand-thrown flower pots.
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The original Hershey's plant on East Chocolate Avenue in Hershey, Pennsylvania, built by Milton S. Hershey between 1903 and 1905 — for decades the largest choco…
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Storied Maine boatbuilder founded in 1928 in Southwest Harbor on Mount Desert Island, famed for elegant sailing yachts like the fiberglass Bermuda 40 (launched …
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Cromwell, Connecticut manufacturer of reproduction antique furniture and cabinet hardware, founded in 1936 by tool-and-die maker Frank Horton and run by his fam…
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Children's clothing label and shop founded by former documentary filmmaker Elizabeth Beer, named for two neighboring Brooklyn streets, with a storefront opened …
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Embroidery atelier featured in an MSL segment on fine embroidery work.
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Hyman Hendler & Sons (NYC, founded 1900s) — Garment District ribbon merchant favored by designers and crafters; closed 2014. MSL S4 E20.
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Iggy's Bread of the World, Cambridge MA — artisan bakery.
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Manhattan firm built by Lithuanian-born cabinetmaker Israel Sack (1883–1959), who opened his first shop on Boston's Charles Street and became the preeminent dea…
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Miami Beach institution founded by Joseph Weiss in 1913, credited with popularizing the stone crab; its seasonal claws with mustard sauce made it one of the hig…
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Jonathan Adler's pottery studio (early career segment before the home-goods empire).
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Kate Spade — handbags and lifestyle brand featured on a Madison Avenue field trip.
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Le Cirque (NYC, Sirio Maccioni). Egidiana "Egi" Maccioni is the consulting chef. Osteria del Circo is its Tuscan sibling.
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Antiques dealer in Seekonk, Massachusetts (founded 1933 by Lester and Hazel Leonard), famous for the country's largest collection of antique beds and for pionee…
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Lionel LLC — American toy-train manufacturer (founded 1900); MSL TV factory field trip.
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Garden-art studio and celebrated display garden of sculptors George Little and David Lewis on Bainbridge Island, Washington, begun in 1992 and known for water-i…
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New York City purveyor of hand-arranged fresh-fruit gift baskets, founded in 1987 with arrangements inspired by Dutch still-life painting; it grew into a nation…
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Martha Stewart's own mail-order catalog and e-commerce business, launched in 1995 and folded into Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia's Internet/Direct Commerce div…
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Japanese pearl house founded in 1893 in Toba by Kokichi Mikimoto, who produced the world's first cultured pearl that year and by 1913 had opened stores from Lon…
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Murray McMurray Hatchery, Webster City, Iowa — world's largest rare-breed poultry hatchery; visited in MSL Season 6.
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Nanz, NYC — custom architectural hardware (door knobs, hinges, latches) for high-end residential and historic restorations.
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The New England Confectionery Company, formed in a 1901 Boston-area merger with roots in Oliver Chase's 1847 lozenge-cutting machine — long billed as the oldest…
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America's most storied canoe maker, building wood-and-canvas canoes in Old Town, Maine since 1898 on designs inspired by Penobscot birchbark craft. By the late …
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Patroon (now Aretsky's Patroon) is restaurateur Ken Aretsky's clubby Midtown Manhattan restaurant at 160 East 46th Street, opened in 1995 and awarded three New …
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New York custom-embroidery atelier founded in 1986 by designers Andrew B. Marlay and Ernest A. Smith, one of the last embroidery houses in the city. Its workroo…
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Picholine (NYC, opened 1993 by Terrance Brennan; named after the green olive). Mediterranean/French. Closed 2015.
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Jean-Georges Vongerichten's celebrated steakhouse overlooking the fountains at the Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, opened with the resort in 1998 and lon…
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Southern Italian restaurant opened in 1896 on the corner of Pleasant Avenue and East 114th Street in East Harlem — famously the hardest table in New York, its h…
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Seattle architectural-stone firm founded by master stonemason Richard Rhodes, who apprenticed in the ancient masons' guild of Siena, Italy; the company became k…
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Rosa Mexicano (NYC, est. 1984 by Josefina Howard) — first restaurant to elevate Mexican cuisine in NYC. Famous for tableside guacamole and pomegranate margarita…
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Brookline, Massachusetts antiques- and art-restoration studio (founded 1970) whose craftsmen restore furniture, metalwork, paintings, and objets d'art; credited…
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Russ & Daughters (179 E Houston St, Lower East Side NYC, est. 1914) — Jewish appetizing store, third-generation under Mark Russ Federman during MSL TV era. Smok…
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The Russian Tea Room, 150 W 57th Street NYC — Imperial-Russian café next to Carnegie Hall.
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Weekends-only antiques shop at the corner of Sage and Division Streets in Sag Harbor, N.Y., a cult favorite among Hamptons treasure hunters for its ever-changin…
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Tree, shrub, and lawn-care company headquartered in Bedford Hills, New York, founded in 1978 by Ralph Robbins to save Northeast trees from gypsy moth caterpilla…
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Luxury textile house founded in 1929 by Italian immigrant Franco Scalamandré and his designer wife Flora Baranzelli, who wove their first fine silks in a Long I…
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Artisan chocolate company founded in 1996 in the San Francisco Bay Area by winemaker John Scharffenberger and physician Robert Steinberg — the first new America…
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Suzanne Lipschutz's celebrated New York shop, opened on Hudson Street in 1965, grew into the country's premier source of rare vintage wallpaper — tens of thousa…
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Violin-making and restoration shop of luthier Brian Skarstad, crafting instruments in Pleasantville, New York since 1979. Skarstad, who trained with Peter Prier…
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Global electronics and entertainment corporation founded in Tokyo in 1946; one of its facilities was toured in an MSL field-trip segment.
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The furniture-conservation arm of the Sotheby's auction house, founded in the late 1970s by John Stair, whose team of master cabinetmakers, gilders, polishers, …
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Family-run maker of traditional wood-fired, unpasteurized organic miso, founded in 1982 by Christian and Gaella Elwell on a farm along the South River in Conway…
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Piano maker founded in Manhattan in 1853 by German immigrant Henry E. Steinway, whose Astoria, Queens factory has hand-built its concert grands since the 1870s.…
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Eighteenth-century estate at Irish Town, some 3,000 feet up in Jamaica's Blue Mountains above Kingston, bought in 1972 by Island Records founder Chris Blackwell…
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Smokehouse and seafood processor founded in the early 1980s by Italian-born, Berkeley-trained marine biologist Sandro Lane on the Juneau, Alaska waterfront, pro…
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Landmark Manhattan restaurant (1959-2019) in Philip Johnson-designed rooms inside Mies van der Rohe's Seagram Building at 99 East 52nd Street; birthplace of the…
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Chef Anne Rosenzweig's Upper East Side Manhattan restaurant (1995-2001), an American-comfort-food sequel to her acclaimed Arcadia, famous for its signature lobs…
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Weekly newspaper of Newtown, Connecticut, published since 1877 and run by the Smith family since 1880. Its companion publication Antiques and the Arts Weekly, s…
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Windsor chairmaking school in Hampton, New Hampshire, founded in 1994 by Mike Dunbar — the craftsman credited with reviving American Windsor chairmaking — and h…
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Custom weaving mill founded by textile historian Rabbit Goody in 1989 in an old feed mill near Cherry Valley, New York, specializing in historically accurate re…
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Garment District institution born in 1933 when Arch Bergoffen bought a French metallic-thread importer and renamed it, amassing antique tinsel threads, metallic…
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Vanns Spices, Baltimore MD (founded 1981 by Virginia Limansky and Ann Wilder). Featured on MSL S8 E153V.
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Greenwood, Mississippi appliance maker founded by fourth-generation builder Fred E. Carl Jr., who designed the first professional-grade range for home use — Vik…
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Watershed (Decatur GA) — Scott Peacock's Southern restaurant. Edna Lewis was the elder co-creator.
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A 1929 office-and-warehouse complex at 19 Newtown Turnpike in Westport, CT that Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia leased from 1998 to 2004 and converted into the …
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White Flower Farm, Litchfield, CT — mail-order nursery.
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Wildwood Stables — equestrian field-trip destination.
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William Doyle Galleries, NYC — auction house featured in MSL Season 6.
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Winery founded in 1988 by Hamburg-born entrepreneur Christian Wölffer (originally as Sagpond Vineyards) in Sagaponack on Long Island's South Fork, with a 55-acr…
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Citronelle, Washington DC (opened 1993; closed 2012) — Michel Richard's flagship.
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Esca, NYC (opened 2000; closed 2024) — David Pasternack's Italian seafood restaurant with Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich; known for crudo.
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Frenchette (TriBeCa NYC) — Riad Nasr & Lee Hanson's own restaurant after Balthazar. Cookbook Frenchette Bistro Cooking (2024).
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Frontera Grill / Topolobampo (Chicago) — Rick Bayless's regional Mexican restaurants.
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JustUs Dogs / JustUs Frenchies (Trappe MD; Suzanne Orban-Stagle + Ronald Readmond) — the French Bulldog breeder where Martha got Francesca and Sharkey.
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École de Cuisine La Varenne — Anne Willan's French cooking school (originally Paris, later Burgundy).
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Le Bernardin (NYC) — Eric Ripert's three-Michelin-star French seafood restaurant. The Le Bernardin Cookbook (1998).
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Matsuhisa, Beverly Hills (opened 1987) — Nobu Matsuhisa's original restaurant before the Nobu chain.
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Olives (Charlestown MA, later NYC and elsewhere) — Todd English's Mediterranean restaurant. Figs is its sibling pizza concept.
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Saint Basil Seminary, Stamford CT (founded 1933) — Ukrainian Catholic seminary; home of the Ukrainian Museum + Library that supplied the Ukrainian Easter Bread …
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Swans Island Company (Northport, Maine, originally Swans Island) — handwoven natural-dyed wool blankets. Featured on MSL TV; sometimes misremembered as "Atlanti…
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Tavern on the Green, Central Park NYC — Christmas field trip on MSL S3 E15.
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The River Café, DUMBO Brooklyn — under the Brooklyn Bridge on a barge; opened 1977 by Buzzy O'Keeffe. MSL S4 E5.
Farms & nurseries
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Renowned seven-acre topiary nursery at 545 Weston Canal Road, Somerset, New Jersey, founded in 1987 by Ken Selody on a piece of his family's turf-grass farm. Se…
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Hudson Valley apple orchard and cider mill in Staatsburg, New York (est. 1949), owned since the 1980s by Cornell-trained pomologist Elizabeth Ryan, the 'Grand D…
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Columbine Ranch — Western field-trip destination featured in MSL.
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Permaculture date farm in Thermal, California, in the heart of the Coachella Valley, founded in 1979 by former champion frisbee player Robert Lower. The roughly…
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Nonprofit conservation farm founded by Robyn Metcalfe on 150 acres in Lincolnville, Maine (farm established 1993, foundation incorporated 1994), keeping some 20…
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Sheep dairy and creamery founded in 1993 by Tom and Nancy Clark in the Columbia County village of Old Chatham, New York; it grew into the largest sheep dairy in…
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Family farm in Castroville, California — the self-proclaimed Artichoke Center of the World — growing heirloom Green Globe artichokes from rootstock the Pezzini …
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Salem Organic Soils, the New York company (founded 1986) behind Sweet Peet, a patented organic mulch made by composting shavings-based horse manure with plant t…
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The Selody family's turf-grass farm in Somerset County, New Jersey, cutting sod for New York landscapers since the 1930s. It is the family farm on which Ken Sel…
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Gardens
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52-acre public garden founded in 1910 beside Prospect Park, renowned for its Cherry Esplanade, Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden, and Magnolia Plaza. MSL filmed tul…
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Peckerwood Garden, Hempstead, Texas — designer John Fairey's experimental botanic garden.
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Wave Hill, Bronx, NY — 28-acre public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson.
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Nursery and display garden in Independence, Texas, near Brenham, founded in 1983 by horticulturist Mike Shoup, the 'Rose Rustler,' who propagated old garden ros…
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Public garden on Bainbridge Island, Washington — the former 140-acre estate of timber executive Prentice Bloedel (MacMillan Bloedel) and his wife Virginia, open…
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Rose garden in Brooklyn, N.Y., visited in a Season 3 MSL gardening segment — most likely the Cranford Rose Garden at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, which opened in 19…
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New Orleans's 1,300-acre municipal park, founded in 1854, home to the world's largest collection of mature live oaks as well as the New Orleans Museum of Art an…
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Chef Alice Waters's pioneering garden-and-kitchen classroom, founded in 1995 at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Berkeley, California, where students gro…
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83-acre tropical botanic garden in Coral Gables, Florida, established in 1938 and named for plant explorer David Fairchild; renowned for its palm and cycad coll…
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Topiary garden toured in a two-part MSL garden-visit segment; the episode guide titles the March 1999 outing "New York Botanical Garden: Fernleigh Topiary Garde…
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The oldest topiary garden in the United States, on a seven-acre estate in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, maintained by the Preservation Society of Newport County. It…
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Botanical garden and famed specialty nursery in Kingston, Washington, founded in 1987 by plant explorer Dan Hinkley and architect Robert Jones; its mail-order c…
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One of America's premier botanical gardens, on the former Pierre S. du Pont estate in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania — du Pont bought the property in 1906 to save…
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National Historic Landmark plantation on the Ashley River near Charleston, South Carolina, seat of the Middleton family — including Arthur Middleton, a signer o…
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New York Botanical Garden (Bronx, founded 1891) — Holiday Train Show field trip on MSL S2 E14.
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Authentic Ming-style scholar's garden at the Staten Island Botanical Garden, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, opened in June 1999 after a team of 40 artisans from S…
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Ming-dynasty-style walled garden in Portland, Oregon's Old Town Chinatown, built by 65 artisans from Portland's sister city Suzhou and opened in September 2000,…
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Private garden toured in an MSL garden-visit segment — likely the Mattituck, Long Island garden of horticulturist Dennis Schrader and Bill Smith, co-founders of…
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Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore College, PA — public garden across the college campus. MSL S9 E96.
Museums
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Founded in 1869, the vast natural history museum on Central Park West is one of the largest in the world. MSL made a field trip through its halls and returned f…
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Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC — featured exhibits (e.g. Vermeer) visited as field trips.
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Shelburne Museum, Vermont — folk-art and Americana museum.
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Bard Graduate Center, NYC — decorative-arts research and exhibitions (E.W. Godwin field trip).
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Village of 28 condemned or abandoned 18th- and 19th-century buildings — a 1793 tavern, 1836 church, and 1811 general store among them — dismantled board-by-boar…
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Marble House, Newport RI — Vanderbilt cottage (Preservation Society).
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Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center, CT — Native American history museum.
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Mount Vernon, VA — George Washington's plantation and museum. MSL S9 E61 field trip.
Historic houses
Zoos & parks
Annual events
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Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Madison Square Garden NYC — annual field-trip subject.
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Annual chicken barbecue held since the 1950s by the Cutchogue Fire Department and its Ladies Auxiliary in Cutchogue on Long Island's North Fork, cooking thousan…
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Iowa's annual August fair, first held in 1854 and settled on its permanent Des Moines fairgrounds in 1886 — one of the largest state fairs in the country, famou…
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Semiannual antiques fair created by Irene Stella of Stella Show Management in the passenger-ship terminals on Manhattan's Hudson River waterfront; at its "Tripl…
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Seventh Regiment Armory Antiques Show, Park Avenue NYC — annual fine-antiques fair.
Locations & landscapes
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Bronson Road, Fairfield County, CT — featured in multi-part garden and home segments.
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East Hampton, NY — Lily Pond Lane house featured in Christmas and summer specials.
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Mount Desert Island, Maine — home to Acadia National Park and Skylands.
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Louisiana's storied port city on the Mississippi, founded in 1718 and famous for its French Quarter, Creole cooking, and historic garden districts; MSL made two…
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Caribbean island and U.S. territory that MSL visited for a two-part Season 4 travel special, with stops including the Ron Barrilito rum works in Bayamón and fie…
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Westport, CT — site of Turkey Hill, Martha's longtime home.
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The first national park east of the Mississippi — established as Lafayette National Park in 1919 and renamed Acadia in 1929 — covering much of Mount Desert Isla…
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The 49th U.S. state (statehood 1959) and by far the largest, purchased from Russia in 1867 — known for its salmon fisheries, glaciers, and Inside Passage ports.…
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Main street of the Belmont section of the Bronx — New York's 'real Little Italy', settled by Italian immigrants around the turn of the twentieth century. Its ce…
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Hamlet in the Town of Southold on Long Island's North Fork, settled by English colonists in the 1600s and home to the circa-1649 Old House, a National Historic …
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Island south of Mount Desert Island, Maine, supporting some of the largest breeding colonies of Leach's storm-petrels and black guillemots in the lower 48, plus…
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Holland — the Netherlands — is the heart of the world's flower-bulb industry, famed for its tulip fields, canals, and vast flower markets. Martha toured the cou…
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Caribbean island nation south of Cuba, third-largest island of the Greater Antilles, visited in a Season 5 MSL field-trip episode — part of a run of Jamaica seg…
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Consecrated in 1831 in Cambridge and Watertown, Massachusetts, America's first landscaped rural "garden" cemetery — a model that helped inspire the nation's pub…
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Tennessee's capital and the heart of the American country-music industry — home of the Grand Ole Opry, the Ryman Auditorium, and Music Row — long nicknamed "Mus…
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Small volcanic island in the Caribbean's Leeward chain and the smaller half of the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis; the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, it i…
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Rugged North Atlantic island that, with Labrador, forms Canada's easternmost province — known for its fishing outports, icebergs, and the Norse landing site at …
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Waterfront ballpark of the San Francisco Giants at China Basin, opened in April 2000 as the first privately financed major-league park in decades; later renamed…
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Landmark Art Deco theater at Rockefeller Center, opened December 27, 1932, with interiors by Donald Deskey — the self-styled "Showplace of the Nation" and home …
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South Texas city that has been the American home of trabajo rústico — the Mexican faux bois concrete-sculpture tradition — since sculptor Dionicio Rodríguez arr…
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Winter bald-eagle viewing site at the Shepaug hydroelectric dam on the Housatonic River in Southbury, Connecticut. Open December through early March since 1985,…
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Historic plaza town at the heart of Sonoma Valley wine country — site of Mission San Francisco Solano (1823), the last of California's Spanish missions, and of …
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The Green Mountain State — northern New England's land of dairy farms, covered bridges, fall foliage, and maple syrup, of which it is the nation's leading produ…
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Canadian territory in the country's northwest corner, bordering Alaska, with its capital at Whitehorse; famed as the setting of the Klondike Gold Rush of 1896–9…
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Atlantic archipelago nation of some 700 islands and cays southeast of Florida. The Martha Stewart Weddings team staged Colin Van Dervort and Liz Wilks's destina…
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Bedford, NY — Cantitoe Corners, Martha's later estate (acquired 2000).
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Greens Farms neighborhood of Westport, CT — where Turkey Hill stood. Pre-1648 settlement; later given its name from the local Green family.
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Katonah / Bedford, NY — site of Cantitoe Corners, Martha's 153-acre farm. Formerly Sycamore Farms (settled 1784).
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Seal Harbor, Mount Desert Island, Maine — site of Skylands, Martha's summer house (built 1923–1925 by architect Duncan Candler for Edsel and Eleanor Ford; lands…
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Westport, Fairfield County, CT — site of Turkey Hill (Martha's home 1971–2007) and base of her catering business that preceded the magazine and TV show.
Organizations
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America's oldest university, founded in 1636 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. MSL visited two of its natural-history treasures: the Ware Collection of Blaschka Glas…
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New York Tree Trust — public-tree stewardship program.
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Yale Alley Cats — a cappella group from Yale University; repeat MSL TV guests including "Singing with Yale Alley Kats with MS" segments.
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Central Pennsylvania Avian Club (CPAC), Bloomsburg PA (founded 1974) — bird/canary breeders association. Martha was celebrity judge at their 21st Annual Spring …
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Small college on Frenchman Bay in Bar Harbor, Maine, founded in 1969, where every student pursues a single self-designed major: human ecology. It operates offsh…
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International nonprofit founded in 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller in Americus, Georgia, that builds simple, affordable houses with volunteer labor and homeown…
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Maine Antiques Digest — long-running trade publication for antiques dealers and collectors.
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One-to-one youth-mentoring nonprofit founded in 1995 by Matilda Raffa Cuomo, former First Lady of New York, as the national successor to the New York State Ment…
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Education, conservation, and research program founded in 1992 by insect ecologist Orley 'Chip' Taylor at the University of Kansas. Its volunteer network of stud…
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Landmark research and lending library system founded in 1895, whose Beaux-Arts main branch on Fifth Avenue — opened in 1911 and guarded by the marble lions Pati…
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Touring flamenco company formed in New York in 1993 by director Martín Santangelo and his wife, Bessie Award-winning dancer Soledad Barrio, dedicated to keeping…
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New York City nonprofit founded in 1961 by Susan Wadsworth that discovers young classical musicians through auditions and launches their careers — alumni includ…
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