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You didn't win the Lottery, or the mega millions, but you could be sitting on a treasure right in your home. That old painting you bought for 50 cents, an old vase from your Grandma, or maybe a figurine or doll, it could be worth a lot of money, or just valuable to your family. Find out at the next Antique Appraisal.

It's time for another antique appraisal, sponsored by St. Louis County Historical Society. You might have enjoyed a bargain at a yard sale. Maybe you bought something worth a lot of money. Find out for yourself.

Everyone has that dream that they bought the Picasso at the rummage sale. Or the vase your aunt left you is an old link in the Chinese royalty. Today is your chance to find out if you have something you are sitting on that might bring in the money.

Did you know that the Cloquet River is one of the oldest rivers in the state of Minnesota. I didn't know that there was a grant given to study it and while they were looking at it, they found some things.

You could be sitting on the painting, or collectable that is worth big money. How can you find out? Bring your antique/collectible item to the St. Louis County Heritage & Arts Center (the Depot) for a free appraisal.

Lunch with the History People is a forum that welcomes people who are making art, books, pictures, or otherwise, about Minnesota or Duluth. Hosted by the Depot, this month they welcome Tony Dierckins.

Not only is soup good food - but apparently it raises a lot of money, too!  Officials with the Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank are thankful to Twin Ports residents who helped them raise $59,249 at the event that was held April 15th and 16th at The Depot.  That dollar amount translates into 242,000 meals for northland residents in need.

Don't make any lunch plans for this Tuesday;  You HAVE a date at the Empty Bowl! The annual Empty Bowl fundraiser to benefit Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank happens this Monday and Tuesday,  April 15th and 16th.  This years event is two days - with a sneak-peek Monday evening and the actual luncheon on Tuesday - at the Duluth Depot.

The annual Empty Bowl fundraiser to benefit Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank happens this year April 15th and 16th.  This years event is two days - with a sneak-peek Monday evening and the actual luncheon on Tuesday - at the Duluth Depot.

Bring your antique/collectible item to the St. Louis County Heritage & Arts Center (the Depot) for a free appraisal on Wednesday, April 17, 2013!  The St. Louis County Historical Society has arranged for Dan Sershon of Northland Estate Services and Denny Mager of Northern Specialty, both experts in antique appraisal, to be at your service from noon until 3 PM in the Great Hall.

You never know if you are sitting on the next million dollar find. Sometimes what you paid 50 cents at a bargain sale might bring in that huge payday. Visit the Depot for a free ANTIQUE APPRAISAL – sponsored by St. Louis County Historical Society. Here's how: