Photograph still inspires 100 years after creation Eric Enstrom. Contributed photo We see it everywhere—in homes, museums, official buildings, restaurants, churches, billboards, advertisements, and the Minnesota Secretary of State’s office. It has been spotted in Europe, Afghanistan and Costa Rica. A saintly, gray-haired old man gives thanks for a simple meal, his Bible and glasses on the table. It’s called Grace, and most people think it’s a painting. It is, in fact, a photo

Vicky and Bill Allen have one of the finest small art museums in town.  Their Melrose home is filled with art works, including painted china plates and plaques, oil paintings, and stained glass items, all of professional quality.  What makes it so special is that the Allens created these works themselves. Bill even made the spectacular pair of stained glass windows that grace their front door. Vicky is an expert china painter, who has been at her craft for some 20 years. Bil