keepsake

Books were often created in the 19th Century to punish executed prisoners or by doctors who wanted a keepsake.

But just like Fischer, that’s not the only “Office” keepsake in his possession.

“It’s about more than just the things inside of it, so having this kind of keepsake is special.”

She filled her home with art and keepsakes and hosted friends and neighbors for big Thanksgiving, Christmas and Fourth of July dinners.

Modest by Hollywood standards, the handsome little home also contained a treasure trove of Carter’s own paintings and sketches, 1,000 pieces in all, as well as his most mystical keepsake: a bench.