Also constructed were a small fuel store, workshop, paint store and earth closet near the keeper's cottage, and two fuel stores with earth closet and sink for the assistant cottages.
It started a Web site, Where Creativity Happens, with videos on how to make gifts like picture frames and candles, and it held free weekly in-store workshops.
Less than 45 minutes by train, the center of Kawagoe is filled with a well-preserved collection of century-old kura, or warehouses, that still double as stores, workshops and homes.
Built mostly in the 19th century as stables, servants' quarters, stores, workshops and even main residences, the houses have survived the tear-down mentality of New York and a host of tenement laws gradually prohibiting such construction, to remain some of the city's most charming -- and desirable -- properties.
Meanwhile, Apple's in-store workshops will be aimed at those with varying levels of expertise, from amateurs to pros looking to further improve their existing skill set.
By 1740, homes, warehouses, stores, workshops, and taverns began to dot Norfolk's streets.
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Murray's staffers take pride in their knowledge of cheese, and the store offers workshops for foodies who want to know more about the dairy arts.
Admission ($30) includes a catalog and a sourcebook with stores and workshops recommended by the decorators.
If you are visiting stores or workshops, phone for an appointment.
Japanese fascists believed that owners of stores and workshops should exercise "paternal" authority over their assistants, clerks, workers, servants, and tenants.
