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TA L L A P O O S A
231
Maplesville
River View
Waverly
85 29
431
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Marion
229
31
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Newbern
Five Points
49
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14
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231
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Roanoke
Wadley
Goldville
22 Clanton
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49
Thorsby
82
5
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280
191
431
C L AY
Sylacauga
Jemison
139
Wedowee
Ashland
Mignon
65
Centreville
Brent
25
Oak Grove
Lineville 48
77
Childersburg
Bon Air
21
31
25
Woodland
TA L L A D E G A
145
Wilton
5
82
48
Waldo
Gantts Quarry
Talladega Springs
Calera
Montevallo
Ranburne
Talladega
Vincent
Harpersville
459
46
21
Lipscomb
3
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9
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9
Piedmont
Southside
411
21
County Line75
Trafford
Warrior
Kimberly
Morris 79
Sumiton
Steele
59
C H E R O K E E
Hokes Bluff
Glencoe 278
Rainbow City
B L O U N T
65
Sipsey
W A L K E R
Parrish
Oneonta
9
Gadsden
Attalla
132
Allgood 231
Locust Fork
Highland Lake
Hayden
411
Reece City
Ridgeville
Altoona
Rosa
31
69
Centre
411
278 Walnut Grove431
231
Garden City
Cleveland
Nectar
91
Nauvoo
Leesburg
Sardis E T O W A H
Mountainboro
Snead
Hanceville
13
Boaz
75
Holly Pond
Cullman
Jasper
Gaylesville
Collinsville
Fairview
South Vinemont
West Point
Addison 278
78
35
11
Crossville
Albertville
69 Baileyton
Fort Payne
K A L B
59
M A R S H A L L
157
eek
ldridge
Kansas
Geraldine
Guntersville
Arab
D E
75
227
M O R G A N
33
W I N S T O N
Shiloh
Fyffe
Lakeview
431
67
L A W R E N C E
Haleyville
35
79
Mentone
Valley Head
Sylvania
Hammondville
Powells Crossroads
Grant
231
Somerville
Hartselle
Henagar
Dutton
Section
36
36
mpbell
40
72
New Hope
Priceville
Moulton
24
Scottsboro
Owens Crossroads
24
Ider
Pisgah
35
Paint Rock
75
Hollywood
Gurley
Redstone Arsenal
Mooresville
Trinity
117
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79
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Town Creek
J A C K S O N
53
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Stevenson
Meridianville
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65
22
Auburn
14 Loachapoka
170
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Wetumpka
A U TA U G A
Opelika
Eclectic
111
14 Robinson Springs
Notasulga
Carrville
280
L E E
169
Tallassee
Coosada
dale
Uniontown
Millbrook
80
Selma
Selmont-West Selmont
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5
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80
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Tuskegee
80
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D A L L A S
Benton White Hall
homaston
Franklin
Prattville
14 Autaugaville
80
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Hayneville
26
Hurtsboro
110
Mosses
431
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82
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65
31
Phenix City
80
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M O N T G O M E R Y
51
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Alabama city embracing its broad musical culture
F LORENCE, Ala. (AP) – John
Glenn could be using the nearly 40
feet of wall space inside Discount
Dan’s Home Center for more home
improvement products, but he’s not.
Instead, the space is reserved for
glass cases filled with Muscle Shoals
music memorabilia, including signed
guitars, rare photographs, album
covers, gold records and other items
related to the area’s rich musical
heritage.
“We’re embracing the music
culture,” Glenn said.
Discount Dan’s isn’t alone. A
number of local businesses and
public buildings have displays on the
Shoals’ musical heritage that serve
as unofficial tour stops for residents
and visitors.
In Muscle Shoals City Hall there
is a glass case filled with memorabilia,
and the Northwest Alabama Regional
Airport plans to build displays so
that one of the first things visitors
see involves Shoals music.
Ye Ole General Store, a downtown
fixture since 1947 across from the
Florence Post Office, is decorated
with framed photos that owner
Gordon Glasscock started putting up
after becoming interested in the
music scene a few years ago.
“I figured out there were people
who live here that didn’t know about
the people who recorded here,”
Glasscock said. “I started reading as
much as I could and researching on
the Internet.”
There are several photos of The
Rolling Stones taken by Swampers
bassist David Hood when the Stones
recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound
Studios in 1969.
Glasscock’s favorite is a blackand-white shot of Linda Ronstadt
when she recorded at Muscle Shoals
Sound in the early 1970s.
He credited the Muscle Shoals
documentary film for helping spread
the word about the area’s music
heritage, where it came from and
who was involved in it.
The photos on display at Ye Ole
General Store have captions that
identify the artists in the photos, the
location and the date, if it is known.
Glasscock said many of the photos
were provided by local music
historian and photographer Dick
Cooper and by Tommy Wright, who
photographed many artists who
recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound.
Glasscock, whose parents ran the
store for 30 years before he took over
after moving back from New Orleans
in 2005, said he’s had many people
from out of state and out of the
country visit the store and check out
the photos.
“Last week I had some people from
Oregon and Washington state,” he
said. He also had some recent visitors
from Sweden.
At Discount Dan’s, Glenn said the
idea to do something unique for the
Sheffield store was discussed before
the store opened about two years
ago.
“We were trying to think of things
that would embed us more in the
community,” he said. “Look at the
number of people who are tied to the
music industry in our region. Every
20th customer that comes in is a
musician.”
The display runs along a wall at
the front of the store and includes
photographs of local artists like Walt
Aldridge and Travis Wammack,
songwriters Billy Lawson and Chris
Tompkins, a Shoals native who now
resides in Nashville.
There is a Lynyrd Skynyrd road
case covered in stickers and a red
electric guitar signed by members of
the band.
Glenn said local artists provided
some of the items, as did Cooper.
Songwriter Mark Narmore provided
several items as did Peanutt and
Charlene
Montgomery,
who
co-authored a book about their
relationship with the late country
legend George Jones.
Peanutt Montgomery was a studio
guitarist at Fame and wrote
numerous songs for Jones. He and
his wife own two businesses, Hobby
Land and Charlene’s Variety, in
downtown Sheffield that feature a
variety of memorabilia from the
early days of the local music scene.
Another large collection of
photographs hangs in Swampers Bar
& Grill at the Marriott Shoals Hotel
& Spa in Florence.
Swampers has photos from the
heyday of Muscle Shoals music
throughout the restaurant and
lounge. Nearly every available inch
of wall space is filled with framed
color and black-and-white photos.
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Clifton
Palisade
65
24
SUMMIT
330
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24
Collbran
285
9
Fairplay
Alma
Blue River
9
Breckenridge
Frisco
Silverthorne
Dillon
Granby
Hot Sulphur Springs
Buena Vista
De Beque
70
Leadville North
Leadville
91
40
34
Pitkin
50
Orchard Mesa
50
CHAFFEE
MESA
65
50
72
Empire
PA R K
Arvada
24
74
TELLER
24
Manitou Springs
FREMONT
9
Canon City
Prospect Heights Lincoln Park
Brookside
Williamsburg Florence
Rockvale
Coal Creek
50
Victor
67
Cripple Creek
115
50
Fort Carson
25
Fountain
Security-Widefield
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Cimarron Hills
ADAMS
34
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24
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52
Ramah
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Deer Trail
36
34
Fleming
MORGAN
76
Limon
71
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71
Ovid
Sterling
Paoli
LINCOLN
70
96
PHILLIPS
Hugo
40
Genoa
Hillrose
Haxtun
76
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Hasw
94
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63
Arriba
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Julesburg
71
Crook138
14
Sedgwick
Fort Morgan Brush
52
Raymer
61
Log Lane Village
Wiggins
Simla
ELBERT
Calhan
86
70
Bennett
Strasburg
79
A R A PA H O E
52
Elizabeth Kiowa
Black Forest
Stratmoor
Green Mountain Falls
Air Force Academy
Woodland Park
67
25
Larkspur
Palmer Lake
Woodmoor
Monument
83
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Ken Caryl ColumbineSouthglenn
83
Glendale
Aurora
Morrison Sheridan Englewood
Cherry
Hills
Village
Bow Mar
Greenwood Village
Columbine Valley LittletonCastlewood
Lakewood
JEFFERSON
Evergreen
DENVER
WDenver
Lakeside
Mountain View
Edgewater
Hudson
76
392
Keenesburg
Platteville
Lochbuie
Brighton
Fort Lupton
Commerce City
Federal Heights
Welby
Derby
Sherrelwood
Westminster
Colorado Springs
285
CLEAR
CREEK
Georgetown Idaho Springs
103
70 Silver Plume
D E LTA
Cedaredge
Salida
Orchard City
Poncha Springs
92
285
119
Central City Black Hawk
GILPIN
Dacono
Broomfield
Northglenn
Thornton
Superior
Erie
Eaton
Greeley
Rosedale Garden City
Kersey
Evans
La Salle
Milliken
85
Gilcrest
60
25 Firestone
Frederick
Lafayette
Louisville
Boulder
Mead
Longmont
287
Berthoud
Johnstown
Loveland
Gunbarrel
Lyons
Jamestown
Nederland
72
Ward
7
BOULDER
36
Wheat Ridge
Golden
Applewood
40
Winter Park
Fraser
Grand Lake
WGrand Junction
82
LAKE
24
Red Cliff
Vail
Avon Minturn
70
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125
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By Alice Otten
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Five years ago, Coloradan Diane
Sanders said she was clueless about the
antique mall trade. But needing
something in her life to be excited about,
she first rented a space at Teacups to
Tables, a flea market and antique mall in
Longmont, Colo., about twenty miles
north of Denver.
Initially Sanders wasn’t searching for
a business, although she’d always
dreamed of one day owning a shop of her
own.
“Early on I discovered the antique
business was something I could love and
be passionate about,” Sanders said. “On
the other hand, shoddy business practices
at my then current office job drained me.”
Sanders said she wanted to quit her
office job, but she didn’t dare dream
renting booth space in an antique mall
could produce enough income to take the
place of her full time position as a
pediatrics office receptionist. However
while giving her first booth at Teacups a
fresh coat of blue paint, a second space
opened up next to it.
Sanders thought she barely had
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enough merchandise to fill one space and
she worried about how she’d fill a second
space. But her husband Scott Sanders, an
entrepreneur, encouraged her to take the
additional booth. Hesitant, she agreed
and painted that space blue too.
Nearly overnight Sanders became a
student who needed to learn the business
quickly. At the onset she had decided the
business must reach beyond hobby level
in order to replace her office job income.
“I had real bills,” Sanders said. “I gave
myself a six-month learning curve if this
venture was going work.”
Teacups to Tables customers responded
positively to Sander’s booth displays;
merchandise started selling quickly. And
when her husband witnessed his wife’s
healthy sales and the potential for her
new business, he got involved. The
Sanders began attending antique
auctions, estate sales, and yard sales
together. They also jumped onto Craigslist
and eBay to find additional furniture to
stock the booths.
Within two whirlwind years Sanders
acquired six booths in various antique
malls she discovered along Colorado’s
Front Range. And for the most part it
seems the business came to her.
“My husband and I never aggressively
pursued the business,” Sanders said.
“Instead, we kept adding spaces because
Scott kept finding more furniture to sell.
Whenever we went to an antique mall to
address a need, a space presented itself to
us.”
Five years later (and experiencing
typical business-building bumps and
scrapes along the way) Sanders now
owns Eclectic by Design where she
specializes in French, English and Early
American antiques, plus country
primitives and new vintage-style home
décor.
The business grew so quickly that
Sanders had trouble keeping up with the
demand. A history buff like Sanders, her
husband began buying in earnest and
began researching items they located on
their hunts.
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Hanover
84
78
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Oregon
84
30
Albany
Rock Falls
88
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Deer Grove
Hooppole
MERCER
Joy
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17
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Viola
78
81
74
Windsor
Alpha
Keithsburg
Altona
34
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164
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Williamsfield
Knoxville
Roseville
Sciota
Good Hope
9
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136
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Loraine
Camp Point
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Coatsburg
24
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Ripley
24
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107
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100
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267
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67
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108
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267
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Fieldon
16
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Grafton
267
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67
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159
255
100
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Millstadt
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Valmeyer
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Hecker
130
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15
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4
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Fairfield
15
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64
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142
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WHITE
45
Enfield
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Crossville
Phillipstown
Carmi
14
Stonefort
New Burnside
Alto Pass
51
145
Goreville
Cobden
57
45
37
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HARDIN
Simpson
POPE
JOHNSON
Vienna
146
Cypress
37
East Cape Girardeau
3
Golconda
PULASKI
Tamms
Pulaski
145
Belknap
Karnak
Ullin
ALEXANDER
24
45
New Grand Chain
MASSAC
Joppa
Olmsted
51
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Mounds
Mound City
Cairo
1
34
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Buncombe
Anna
Jonesboro
Dongola
Mill Creek
Thebes
1
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Mill Shoals
Belle Prairie City
Hamletsburg
Brookport
Mount Carmel
AlbionBrowns Bellmont
Golden Gate
14
Macedonia
1
Maunie
H A M I LT O N
FRANKLIN
Ewing Valier
Urbain Benton
North City
142
Buckner West City
Norris City
14
Hanaford
Christopher
13
Dowell
Broughton
Orient
Thompsonville
Elkville
141 New Haven
Zeigler
West Frankfort
Omaha
Vergennes
Royalton
SALINE
51
Freeman Spur
1
34
Bush
Galatia
Hurst
Raleigh
Johnston City
De Soto
Eldorado
Colp Herrin
Ridgway
Cambria Energy Whiteash
Murphysboro
Pittsburg
Muddy
Carterville Spillertown
G A L L AT I N
Crainville
13
Equality
13
Harrisburg
Marion
Junction
Carbondale
Shawneetown
Carriers Mills
WILLIAMSON
Old Shawneetown
146
St. Francisville
Allendale
WABASH
15
Bluford
Bonnie
Tamaroa
Makanda
3
LAWRENCE
West Salem
Jeffersonville
WAY N E
Sims
Wayne City
Keenes
Ina
Grand Tower
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Du Quoin
Rockwood
3
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Cisne
St. Johns
150
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Johnsonville
Nason
148
Pinckneyville
Cutler
Percy
PERRY
Willisville
Calhoun
Parkersburg
15
Mount Vernon
Lawrenceville
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45
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Waltonville
51
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Flora
50
Olney
250
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Xenia
142
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Evansville
3
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Coulterville
RANDOLPH
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Sailor Springs
C L AY
57
64
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Tilden
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Fults
Nashville
33
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1
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Louisville
JEFFERSON
Richview
13 Marissa
Red Bud
Palestine
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Ste. Marie
Iola
Dix
Irvington
New Minden
Addieville
15
Lenzburg
3
Maeystown
Newton
45
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Hoyleton
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Robinson
Willow Hill Oblong Stoy
Flat Rock
Farina
Smithton
159
Hutsonville
33
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Edgewood
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158
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185
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70
Vernon
Edwardsville Marine
Kinmundy
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Glen Carbon
Patoka
Keyesport
Highland
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MaryvilleTroy
Alma
St. Jacob
Granite City
51
160
Madison
MARION
Collinsville
Venice
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Brooklyn
Fairmont City
Caseyville
National City
50
Salem
Washington Park
Iuka
Odin
Breese 50
Carlyle
East St. Louis Alorton Fairview Heights Lebanon TrentonAviston
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Beckemeyer
Summerfield
Junction City
Sauget
O Fallon
Centreville
Shiloh
Germantown
Central City
Cahokia
Albers
64
Hoffman
Scott AFB
East Carondelet
New Baden
Centralia
Belleville Swansea
161 Bartelso
161
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Damiansville
Wamac
Kell
127
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130
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Watson
57
70
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140
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55
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127
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33 Shumway
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Forest Homes Meadowbrook
121
Jewett
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185
Marshall
70
Martinsville
Casey
Sigel
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Panama
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49
CUMBERLAND
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Schram City
Coffeen
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Brighton
Lerna
Neoga
128
Walshville
1
Charleston
130
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16
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16
32
51
Taylor Springs
16
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Medora
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57
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133
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127
MACOUPIN
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45
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EDGAR
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130
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16
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133
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16
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36
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121
29
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96
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Palmer
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Metcalf
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Arthur
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Georgetown
Hume
51
Assumption
Girard
Palmyra
GREENE
Tuscola
Garrett
M O U LT R I E
Bethany
Stonington
Taylorville
Nilwood
267
CALHOUN
Atwood
Lovington
Dalton City
29Edinburg
Modesto
Westville
150
Indianola
Sidell
Allerton
Broadlands
Longview
Villa Grove
45
105
Macon
Bulpitt Kincaid
CHRISTIAN
Jeiseyville
104
Hegeler
Belgium
49
C H A M PA I G N
Pesotum130
48
Thayer
Roodhouse
Sidney
Tilton
Catlin
Fairmount
DOUGLAS
Blue Mound
Pawnee
150
Homer
Philo
Sadorus
Hammond
Virden
106
Wilmington
Nebo
Auburn
Danville
150
Savoy
Mount Zion
Rochester
Divernon
Waverly
104
Alsey
Glasgow
Pleasant Hill
Franklin
Murrayville
Milton
Decatur
Harristown
136
VERMILION
Hillery-Batestown Vermilion Heights
Ogden
Muncie
Oakwood
St. Joseph Fithian
74
Urbana
Ivesdale
Bement
72
55
Woodson
SCOTT
PIKE
Niantic
Dawson
Mechanicsburg
Buffalo
Chatham
Loami
36
New Canton
Champaign
P I AT T
Oreana
Warrensburg
Forsyth
Mount Auburn
SANGAMON
Lynnville
72
Grandview
Clear Lake
Leland Grove Jerome
Southern View
Berlin
136
Royal
Tolono
MACON
Latham
Potomac Henning Alvin
49
Monticello
Cisco
Mount Pulaski
Gifford
57 45
Bondville
10
72
54
Rantoul
Thomasboro
Cerro Gordo
Riverton
Springfield
Exeter
100
Griggsville
Pleasant Plains
Concord
Chapin
Bluffs
136
Argenta
Illiopolis
Sherman
Spaulding
78
Meredosia
Perry
De Land
54
121
Williamsville
Cantrall
97
Ashland
Arenzville
104
Plainville
Elkhart
Athens
Tallula
125
Hoopeston
9
1 Rossville
Lake Of The Woods
Mahomet
Kenney
121
Rankin
47
74
Mansfield
150
29
CASS
Virginia
Fisher
54
Farmer City
Maroa
Petersburg
125
67
99
Le Roy
136
Weldon
Broadwell
IROQUOIS
Ludlow
Clinton
10
Wellington
Loda
Paxton
9
Elliott
Foosland
Bellflower
DE WITT
Wapella
MENARD
Beardstown
Mound Station
ADAMS
172
Greenview
Chandlerville
BROWN
10
Middletown
Milford
Cissna Park
FORD
Gibson
Arrowsmith
Saybrook
De Witt
Lincoln
Oakford
1
49
Buckley
54
MCLEAN
LOGAN
New Holland
29
Kilbourne
78
99
Mendon
Waynesville
55
Mason City
MASON
Heyworth
51
Atlanta
Sheldon
Woodland
45
Melvin
47
9
Ellsworth
McLean
136
Emden
Browning
Rushville
Golden
97
100
Normal
Bloomington
150
Easton
Bath
24
Roberts
Sibley
Colfax Anchor
Cooksville
Armington
San Jose
136
Astoria
SCHUYLER
Camden
La Prairie
61
96
Quincy
Havana
Lexington
55
Towanda
Downs
Topeka
136
Littleton
101
Lima
Ursa
Ipava
Vermont
67
Augusta
Strawn
Iroquois
Crescent CityWatseka
Onarga
54
Thawville
Hudson
52
Gilman
Piper City
24
Chatsworth
Kappa
Stanford
Hartsburg
Bowen
Forrest
24
51
Donovan
Ashkum
57
Danforth
Fairbury
Chenoa
Gridley
Delavan
94
West Point
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ON PAGE 15
Table Grove
Industry
61
Plymouth
Hopedale
Green Valley
Forest City
Martinton
El Paso
122
Minier
Clifton
Cullom
116
LIVINGSTON
Danvers
TA Z E W E L L
29
Liverpool
24
Mackinaw
Tremont9
South Pekin
Manito
Lewistown
Bently
Basco
Kingston Mines
Banner
Smithfield
MCDONOUGH
Warsaw
24
St. David Dunfermline
Bryant
Cuba
Macomb
Colchester
Tennessee
Elvaston
Canton
Marietta
Bardolph
Ferris
136
Norris
Kempton
Saunemin
Panola
Washington
West Peoria
East Peoria
Creve Coeur
Goodfield
North Pekin Marquette Heights
Deer Creek Congerville
Morton
Carlock
150
Glasford Mapleton
74
Pekin
78
Fairview
F U LT O N
Bushnell
Peoria
Papineau
Beaverville
47
Pontiac 116
Flanagan
Secor
24
Eureka
Pembroke
1
Emington
39
Roanoke
Chebanse
Cabery
Benson
Bellevue
Bartonville
97
La Harpe
Blandinsville
Aroma Park
Irwin
Herscher
St. Anne
Odell
Cornell
Minonk
51
89
Grant Park
Momence
Bourbonnais
Bradley
Kankakee
Union Hill
Buckingham
23
Rutland
WOODFORD
Peoria Heights
Norwood
17
Dwight
KANKAKEE
Bonfield
Reddick
Bay View Gardens
Metamora
Germantown Hills 116
150
Hanna City
116
Farmington
Ellisville
Prairie City
Pontoosuc
Godley
Verona
Braceville
47
Kinsman
Gardner
Essex
South Wilmington East Brooklyn
1
Manteno
Campus
Long Point
Toluca
Washburn
Rome
Spring Bay
74
London Mills
116
Avon
67
Ransom
Streator
170
South Streator
Beecher
Peotone
50
45
Braidwood
Wenona
Varna
Lacon 17
Dunlap
Brimfield
Maquon
Yates City
St. Augustine
41
94
Grand Ridge
57
Symerton
Wilmington
Eileen
Diamond
Mazon
Kangley
WILL
53
55
G RU N DY
Carbon Hill
Coal City
Lostant
Chillicothe
Princeville
PEORIA
Raritan
Hamilton
90
150
97
Elmwood
116
HENDERSON
Lomax
96
Sparland
Morris
Marseilles
Seneca
Dana
Media
Stronghurst
Ottawa
Naplate
89Magnolia
East Galesburg
34
WARREN
6
80
6
Oglesby
71
Bureau Junction
Mark Granville Cedar Point
Standard
Hennepin
Tonica
PUTNAM
Leonore
51
McNabb
MARSHALL
Wyoming
KANE
64
De Kalb
LA SALLE
North Utica
La Rose
Abingdon
Dallas City
Toulon
38
La Salle
Peru
29
78
Kirkwood
34
Cherry
Henry
Victoria
Wataga
89
Ladd
Seatonville
Dalzell
29 Spring Valley
KNOX
Oquawka
Biggsville
Nauvoo
88 Bradford
S TA R K
17
150
Henderson
67
Gladstone
Tiskilwa
Kewanee
La Fayette
Oneida
Alexis
Little York
Neponset
34
Galva
Rio
North Henderson
Seaton
34
Hollowayville
De Pue
Bishop Hill
Woodhull
Arlington
Princeton
6
Wyanet
Buda
Sheffield
94
La Moille
Dover
Malden
80
Mineral
Cambridge
Matherville
BUREAU
Atkinson
HENRY
Sherrard
92
Walnut
Manlius
6
Ohio
New Bedford
Annawan
67
52
92
Geneseo
150
Andover
New Boston
Sublette
Tampico
78
92
Orion
West Brooklyn
LEE
Prophetstown
Erie
80
Oak Grove
Amboy
Harmon
Lyndon
Cordova
Port Byron
East Moline Silvis
Carbon Cliff
Rock Island
Moline
Cleveland
Green Rock Colona
Andalusia
Milan
Coal Valley
Reynolds
Nelson
84
ROCK ISLAND
88
Franklin Grove
Rapids City
Hampton
92
38
Ashton
Dixon
Sterling
Sycamore
DE KALB
Hillcrest
Rochelle
52
Coleta
WHITESIDE
Morrison
47
64
OGLE
2
Des Plaines
Skokie
Streamwood
Lincolnwood
Schaumburg
Hanover Park
Roselle
Bartlett
Norridge
Wood Dale
Franklin Park
Bloomingdale Bensenville
Cortland
Malta
Creston
St. Charles Carol Stream AddisonMelrose Park River Grove
Maple Park
23
Oak
Park
38 Elburn West Chicago
Villa Park Maywood
Glen Ellyn
Lombard Westchester
Chicago
Batavia
Steward
D U P A G E Wheaton
88
Cicero
Warrenville La Grange Park Brookfield
Hinsdale
North
Aurora
Lee
Lisle
La Grange C O O K
Downers Grove
Summit
Westmont
Waterman
Aurora
Burr Ridge
Hinckley 30
Naperville
30 Shabbona
Sugar Grove
Bridgeview
Darien
Woodridge
Montgomery
251
Oak Lawn
Hickory Hills
Boulder Hill Bolingbrook
23
Palos Hills
Compton Paw Paw
Worth
Oswego
Alsip
Lemont Palos Park
Plano
Blue Island
34
Yorkville
Romeoville Palos Heights
Riverdale Dolton
Sandwich
Somonauk
39
Orland ParkMidlothian
Calumet City
Leland
Plainfield
Oak Forest Harvey
South Holland
71
Lockport
Earlville
Markham Lansing
34
6 Tinley Park
Millington
Crest Hill
Homewood
Mendota
Country Club Hills
K
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D
A
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Newark
Joliet Mokena
Sheridan
Glenwood
Shorewood
Matteson
Rockdale
New
Lenox
52
Chicago Heights
Frankfort
Richton Park
Lisbon
52
Sauk Village
Troy Grove
52
45 Park Forest
80 Minooka
Channahon
Crete
Manhattan
Elwood
Park Forest South
Monee
71
64
Polo
Milledgeville
Fulton
Capron
Elgin
64
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ON PAGE 11
173
Harvard
90
75
Chadwick
78
Thomson
Roscoe
Durand
26
20
Lake Catherine
Channel Lake
Winthrop Harbor
Hebron
Antioch
Richmond
Zion
Grass Lake
Spring Grove
Wadsworth
Lindenhurst
Pistakee Highlands Lake Villa
Venetian Village
Sunrise Ridge Wonder Lake Sunnyside
Round Lake Beach
Lena
Waukegan
Poplar Grove M C H E N R Y
Long Lake
McCullom Lake
Third LakeGurnee
173
Round Lake
Gages Lake Park City
McHenry
North Park
WINNEBAGO
20
Grayslake
Valley
Wildwood North Chicago
Loves Park
23 WoodstockBull McHenry
Lakemoor L A K E
BOONE
Pecatonica
Shores
Green Oaks
Ridott
Freeport
Holiday Hills Island Lake Libertyville
Lake Bluff
Prairie Grove
Rockford
20
Pearl City
Winnebago
Wauconda Mundelein
Belvidere Marengo
Oakwood Hills Fox River Valley Gardens
Mettawa
Crystal Lake
Vernon Hills Lake Forest
Union
STEPHENSON
Lake
Barrington
Cherry
Valley
Cary
Lakewood
Indian Creek
German Valley
North Barrington
Lincolnshire
90
Lake Zurich
Lake In The Hills
Morristown
2
Highland Park
Long Grove
Huntley
Barrington
Algonquin
Deerfield
Shannon
Buffalo Grove
23
Adeline
Barrington Hills
Wheeling
Byron
Leaf River
Carpentersville
Palatine
Forreston
Gilberts East Dundee
Stillman Valley
Inverness
Arlington Heights
Genoa Hampshire
Mount Carroll Lanark
72 Kirkland Kingston
Davis Junction
Sleepy Hollow
72
Rolling Meadows
Mount Prospect
Pingree Grove
Hoffman Estates
Mount Morris
Evanston
CARROLL
Burlington
South Beloit
Orangeville
Nora
78
JO
146
Elizabethtown
Rosiclare
Cave-In-Rock
78
Stockton
Lanark
Freeport
64
LA SALLE
Kirkland
MCHENRY
Harvard
Sunrise Ridge Wonder Lake Sunnyside
Long Lake
McCullom Lake
W
Volo
Crystal Lake
Vernon Hills
Lake BarringtonIndian
Creek
Forest
Bluff
Evanston
Gurnee
Bull Valley
McHenry Shores
Green Oaks
Holiday Hills Island Lake Libertyville
Lake
Prairie Grove
Wauconda
Mundelein
Oakwood Hills Fox River Valley Gardens
Mettawa Lake
McHenry
Harbor
Venetian Village
Round Lake Beach
Waukegan
Third Lake
Round Lake
Gages Lake Park City
Grayslake
Wildwood North Chicago
Lakemoor L A K E
Lake Catherine
Channel Lake
Winthrop
Antioch
Richmond
Zion
Grass
Lake
Spring Grove
Wadsworth
Lindenhurst
Pistakee Highlands Lake Villa
Hebron
Elgin
Des Plaines
Cary
Lakewood
North Barrington
Lincolnshire
Lake Zurich
Lake In The Hills
Highland Park
Long Grove
Huntley
Barrington
Algonquin
Deerfield
Buffalo
Grove
23
Barrington Hills
Wheeling
Carpentersville
Palatine
Hampshire Gilberts East Dundee Inverness
Genoa
Arlington Heights
Sleepy Hollow
72
Rolling Meadows
Mount Prospect Wilmette
Pingree Grove
Hoffman
Estates
Burlington
Union
Marengo
90
DE KALB
Kingston
Belvidere
Cherry Valley
72
Morristown
Rockford
Davis Junction
64
Byron
Leaf River
Stillman Valley
Mount Morris
Adeline
Forreston
2
Winnebago
Capron
Poplar Grove
BOONE
173
Woodstock
23
173
North Park
Loves Park
90
Roscoe
Victoria
irview
Farmington
Chadwick
78
116
Neponset
Norwood
150
Sparland
Henry
29
PUTNAM
Washington
West Peoria
East Peoria
Creve Coeur
Peoria
Peoria Heights
Goodfield
Secor
39
Dana
51
Kappa
El Paso
Panola
51
Minonk
Rutland
Wenona
Lostant
Benson
Roanoke
24
Eureka
Bay View Gardens
Metamora
Germantown Hills
116
WOODFORD
89
La Rose
Tonica
71
Leonore
Oglesby
51
Toluca
Magnolia
Varna
89
McNabb
Washburn
Lacon 17
MARSHALL
Spring Bay
Rome
Peru
6
North Utica
La Salle
Bureau Junction
Standard
Hennepin
29 Spring Valley
Ladd
Seatonville
Dalzell
Oregon
Hollowayville
De Pue
Princeton
Tiskilwa
6
Chillicothe
Bradford
Dunlap
Princeville
90
Bellevue
Bartonville
Hanna City
74
80
Wyanet
Buda
88
Wyoming
PEORIA
17
Toulon
S TA R K
Brimfield
La Fayette
Elmwood
78
34
Sheffield
Kewanee
78
Mineral
Annawan
Williamsfield
aquon
Yates City
150
ona
81
Galva
Bishop Hill
mbridge
ENRY
78
Ottawa
80
Ransom
Kinsman
Gridley
Pontiac 116
Chenoa
24
Fairbury
LIVINGSTON
Cornell
Lexington
Flanagan
23
Long Point
Godley
Braceville
Strawn
Forrest
Cullom
Thawville
54
Piper City
24
Kempton
Chatsworth
116
Saunemin
47
45
49
Danforth
1
1
Milf d
Woodland
Sheldon
Iroquois
Donovan
52
Watseka
Martinton
Papineau
Beaverville
Pembroke
Momence
Grant Park
1
Beecher
WCrete
WBlue Island
St. Anne
Aroma Park
Crescent City
Chebanse
Ashkum
Onarga
Manteno
50
Peotone
57
Bourbonnais
Bradley
Kankakee
45
Clifton
Gilman
57
Herscher
Irwin
KANKAKEE
Bonfield
Union Hill
Cabery
Buckingham
Reddick
17
Emington
Campus
Dwight
Symerton
WILL
Wilmington
53
Braidwood
Eileen
Diamond
55
Essex
Verona
Mazon
47 Coal City
Morris
6
Chicago
Forest
Park
WWestmont
GlenWEllyn
Lemont
G RU N DY
Carbon Hill
Odell
Marseilles
Seneca
Streator
170
South Streator
Kangley
Grand Ridge
Naplate
St. Charles
Geneva
47
Aurora
Sandwich
64
W
W
W
W
W
W
Skokie
Streamwood
Lincolnwood
Schaumburg
Hanover Park
Polo
Sycamore
Roselle
Bartlett
Milledgeville
Wood
Dale
KANE
Norridge
OGLE
Thomson
Bloomingdale
Hillcrest
64
Bensenville
38 De Kalb
Park
2
Rochelle
Addison Franklin
Cortland
Malta
River Grove
Creston
84
Melrose Park
Coleta
52
38
Carol
Stream
Maple Park
38
Villa Park Maywood
Oak Park
West Chicago
Elburn
lton
Ashton
23
Wheaton
Lombard Westchester
Steward
Dixon
88
Batavia D U P A G E
Cicero
Franklin Grove
Warrenville La Grange Park Brookfield
North Aurora
Morrison
Sterling
Hinsdale
Nelson
Lee
88
Lisle
COOK
La Grange
30
Downers Grove
Waterman 30
Summit
y
Sugar Grove
Burr Ridge
Hinckley
Naperville
Rock Falls
30
Shabbona
Darien
Woodridge
Bridgeview
251
Montgomery
HITESIDE
Harmon
Hickory Hills
Amboy
Lyndon
Oak Lawn
Bolingbrook
Palos Hills
Compton Paw Paw
Boulder Hill
West Brooklyn
LEE
Worth
Alsip
Prophetstown
Palos Park
88 Erie
Plano Oswego
23
34
Palos Heights
Sublette
Riverdale Dolton
Romeoville
Somonauk
Tampico
Yorkville
39
Midlothian
78
Calumet City
Orland Park
sdale
Leland
Deer Grove
52
Oak Forest Harvey
South Holland
71
Lockport
Earlville
Plainfield
Markham Lansing
34
6 Tinley Park
Millington
Crest Hill
Ohio
92
Homewood
92
Mendota
Country Club Hills
92
Joliet Mokena
Sheridan Newark K E N D A L L Shorewood
La Moille
Glenwood
Walnut
Hooppole
Matteson
New Bedford
Rockdale
New Lenox Frankfort
52
Chicago Heights
Lisbon
52
Richton Park
Sauk Village
Arlington
BUREAU
Troy Grove
Park Forest
eneseo
34
52
Manlius
45
80 Minooka
Channahon
Dover
Manhattan
Cherry
89
Elwood
Park Forest South
Monee
6 Atkinson
Malden
71
Shannon
Pecatonica
German Valley
20
Ridott
WINNEBAGO
75
Durand
South Beloit
Rockton
Davis
Rock City
Cedarville Dakota
26
Orangeville
STEPHENSON
Pearl City
CARROLL
Mount Carroll
20
Lena
Winslow
W
Savanna
h
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Nora
Warren
78
W
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River
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AURORA
OUT OF THE ATTIC,
4054B Fox Valley Center Dr., 60504.
630-898-0557.
GENEVA ANTIQUE MARKET, lowest
level,The Berry House. 227 S. 3rd St. A
Multi-Dealer Market. An Antique Hunter’s
Delight! Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-5.
630-208-1150.
SMOKEY ROW ANTIQUE SHOP, 112
Stephen St. Eclectic home decor. Early
communications & music. Vintage jewelry
& clothing. 630-257-1112.
BLUE ISLAND
THREE SISTERS ANTIQUE MALL,
13042 Western Ave, Blue Island, IL 60406.
65 Dealers. 11-5 Sun-Fri, 10-6 Sat.
708-597-3331. Like us on Facebook!
GLEN ELLYN
SIGN OF THE WHALE ANTIQUES,
558 Crescent. 19th C. American Antiques
& Folk Art. 10-5 Mon.-Sat; Clsd.
Wed.630-469-5320
www.signofthewhaleantiques.com
THE INN AT SMOKEY ROW, 112 Stephen
St. 2nd floor. Cozy suites, w/ Whirlpool
tubs. Gourmet Breakfast. Walk to fine
dining. 630-888-5259.
CRETE
THE MARKET PLACE, 550 W. Exchange
St., 17 dealers, 4,000 sq. ft., Certified
Steiff Dealer, Closed Weds, 708-672-5556.
GURNEE
GURNEE ANTIQUE CENTER, I-94 at
S.H. 132 - Grand Ave. E.Mon.-Sat. 10-5;
Sun. 12-5. Open until 8 p.m. On
Thursdays. 847-782-9094
FOREST PARK
KRENEK’S ANTIQUES, 7501 W.
Madison, 60130. 708-366-1242.
GENEVA
ANTIQUES ON STATE, 422 W State St
(Rt 38), 60134. 630-232-4050,
www.antiquesonstate.com.
LEMONT
LEMONT HISTORIC DOWNTOWN,
Located 30 minutes SW of Chicago, Take
I-55 to Lemont Road South Exit and go 3
1/2 miles to historic Downtown Shopping,
630-257-1550, www.lemont.il.us
Krenek’s
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7501 W. Madison
Forest Park, IL 60130
(708) 366-1242
Monday thru Saturday 11 AM ~ 6 PM
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American & English Antiques
Furniture & Collectibles
Costume Jewelry
A Fine Assortment of Antiques,
Collectibles, Vintage & Retro
10,000 Sq. Ft.
4054B Fox Valley Center Dr.
Aurora, IL 60504
(Next to Toys R Us)
MON.-SAT. 10-6, SUN. 11-5
630.898.0557
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GRETA’S ANTIQUES, 408 Main St,
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SANDWICH
OLDE TIMERS ANTIQUE CENTRE,
131 E. Church St. (Rte.34).
Open 7 days a week 10-5. 130+ dealers.
A Huge, Beautiful Mall! 815-786-6430
SUNDAY AT SANDWICH ANTIQUES
SHOW, Held at the historic Sandwich
Fairgrounds May-October.
Visit www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com.
SOUTH BELOIT
ANGELA’S ATTIC ANTIQUE MALL, 1020
Gardiner St. I-90 exit 1, 1 mi W. 100 dealers. Daily 10-5. 815-389-1679.
ROSCOE ANTQ MALL, 1019 Gardner,
Open 7 Days 10am-5pm, 815-389-8800.
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St. Charles, IL 60174
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ST CHARLES
58TH SPRING FOX VALLEY SHOW,
March 14 & 15, 2015. Sat 10-5, Sun 10-4.
Admission $8. Kane County Fairgrounds,
525 S Randall Rd, 60174. 18th, 19th &
Early 20th Century Antiques. 55 dealers
from 14 states. www.csada.com,
847-321-1712
41ST FALL FOX VALLEY ANTIQUE
SHOW, Oct 17 & 18, 2015. Sat 10-5, Sun
10-4. Admission $8. Kane County
Fairgrouds, 525 S Randall Rd, 60174.
18th, 19th & Early 20th Century Antiques.
55 dealers from 14 states.
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VOLO
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WESTMONT
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Muscle Shoals
From Page 7
There are also six acoustic guitars
that are covered with signatures of
Muscle Shoals artists and musicians
with connections to the area.
On another wall behind a small
stage where local musicians frequently
play are several mounted T-shirts from
Fame and Muscle Shoals Sound.
“From the get-go we were looking for
a way to showcase that story and
introduce the story of Muscle Shoals
music to the 100,000 guests that go
through the hotel each year,” General
Manager Larry Bowser said. “To me,
our music history and heritage is one of
the greatest attractions the Shoals
has.”
Another nod to the Shoals musical
legacy are suites named after The
Father of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Sam Phillips,
and the Father of the Blues, W.C.
Handy.
Phillips and Handy were both born
in Florence.
In Sheffield, the Jameson Inn is
building a collection of photos and
memorabilia in the Singing River Bar
& Grill. The lounge also features a
weekly Shoals songwriters showcase
hosted by local blues guitarist Max
Russell.
On Avalon Avenue in Muscle Shoals,
The Trojan House began embracing the
Shoals Music scene when it opened
about five years ago.
“We’re just big music lovers,”
co-owner Louisa Oswalt said of herself
and her husband, Tommy. “There’s so
much music history here.”
Not to be left out, the Muscle Shoals
City Hall has a large wood and glass
display case featuring several pieces of
Muscle Shoals music history, including
several Fame label 45 rpm records,
photographs of Fame founder Rick Hall
with the late Duane Allman and the
Osmonds. There are also several pieces
of old WLAY radio memorabilia.
There are also photos and other
memorabilia at Champy’s Chicken in
Muscle Shoals, Counts Brothers Music
in Muscle Shoals and the FlorenceLauderdale Tourism office.
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81
74
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34
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Williamsfield
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9
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67
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101
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96
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24
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164
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104
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267
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72
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55
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54
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36
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72
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121
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172
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67
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48
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267
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108
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108
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127
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CURRAN
CURRAN ANTIQUE MALL, 6425 Old Rt.
54 W. I-72 x 91, 1.4 mi W. Lamp parts,
primitives, furniture. Thur-Sat 10-5, Sun
1-5. 217-483-8585.
SPRINGFIELD
BARREL ANTIQUE MALL, 5850 S. 6TH St.
Rd. I-55 x 90, 1 blk E, 2nd Rt. Across from
Cracker Barrel. 36 Dlrs, 12,000 sq ft. Daily
9:30-5:30. 217-585-1438. barrelmall.com
DIVERNON
LISA’S ANTIQUE MALLS, 2 buildings.
Open daily 10-6. Lisa I & II, I-55 & Rt 104,
exit 82, 10 mi S of Springfield.
217-628-1111/628-3333.
LISA’S ANTIQUE
MALLS
DIVERNON, IL
EAST PEORIA
PLEASANT HILL ANTIQUE MALL, 315 S
Pleasant Hill Rd. Over 200 dealers, 30,000
sq. ft. Open 7 days. 309-694-4040
GALESBURG
HAWTHORNE CENTRE ANTIQUE MALL,
2188 Veterans Dr. Mon-Fri 9-6, Sat 10-5,
Sun 11-4. 309-344-2818
QUINCY
OLD TOWN ANTIQUES, 1883 Hampshire,
18th & 19th C furn, etc. 217-223-2963.
E-mail: [email protected],
website: www.oldtownantiqueshop.com
2 Buildings
Over 50,000 sq. ft.
Open daily 10-6 PM
Lisa’s I & II, I-55 & Rt. 104 - (Exit 82)
217-628-1111 or 3333
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From Page 9
“We found an incredibly heavy cast
iron bakers rack for just $179,” Sanders
said. “There was a foundry mark on the
bottom which my husband researched.
We learned the rack was an antique
that had been forged in France. We put
$3,800 on it. When you only pay for
$179 for a piece, you have a lot of room
to move on a price.”
That first year Sanders, who had a
daughter in college, made no money.
But eight months after her start at
Teacups to Tables, Sanders opened a
booth at The Brass Armadillo, an
antique mall in Wheat Ridge, Colorado.
She soon added booths in Littleton,
Arvada, and two in Lafayette, her
hometown. She recently dropped one
space that didn’t work out, but added
another at Hampden Street Antique
Market in Denver.
“Unlike my office job, working this
new business has brought me a lot of
joy,” Sanders said. “The business was
affirming from the get go. It was
something I could be good at, something
I discovered I was good at.”
In addition to the mix, Sanders
attributes much of her business success
to her husband’s savvy ability to
negotiate.
“Scott exercises his intuition in
bargaining and while friendly, he’s not
timid about it,” Sanders said. “Plus he
finds the best stuff.”
Mentoring by fellow dealers also
helped Sanders launch and grow her
new business.
“Fellow dealers have been generous
with tips and tricks of the trade,” she
said. Sell what you love was one of the
first tips Sanders received when she
entered the business.
An unexpected benefit has been
Sander’s joy of finding a new interest to
share with her husband, thus
strengthening her 34-year marriage.
“My husband and I are learning
through the struggles and successes of
this business that we can be a strong
team. We now have a business we’re both
excited about,” she said. “Each of us
brings our strengths to the enterprise. As
a result our marriage has grown
immensely.”
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74
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10
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South Pekin
Pembroke
St. Anne
Chebanse
Kappa
Danvers
45
Chenoa
El Paso
Washington
West Peoria
East Peoria
Creve Coeur
Goodfield
North Pekin Marquette Heights
Morton
150
Glasford Mapleton
74 Carlock
Pekin
City
Aroma Park
Herscher
Martinton
Panola
Secor
24
Eureka
Kankakee
Papineau
Beaverville
47
Pontiac 116
Flanagan
39
Roanoke
Momence
Irwin
Cabery
Minonk
WOODFORD
Spring Bay
Union Hill
Emington
LIVINGSTON
1
Grant Park
Bradley
Reddick
Odell
Cornell
Benson
Bay View Gardens
Metamora
Germantown Hills
116
150
KANKAKEE
Bonfield
Campus
51
89
Dunlap
17
Dwight
W
90
Princeville
Godley
Braceville
Buckingham
Dana
Beecher
Symerton
Eileen
Diamond
Mazon
Streator
170
South Streator
Long Point
Rutland
La Rose
57 50
Peotone
WMarseilles
Wilmington
Seneca
Coal City
Braidwood Manteno
47
WGardner
Bourbonnais
Wenona
Varna
Lacon 17
53
55
Verona
Kinsman
Essex
Ransom
Kangley
89Magnolia
MARSHALL
Wyoming
Morris
Carbon Hill
Lostant
Henry
on
Naplate
Oglesby 71
Bureau Junction
Standard
Hennepin
Tonica
PUTNAM
Leonore
51
McNabb
29
S TA R K
17
29 Spring Valley
80
Ottawa
North Utica
Park Forest South
Monee
WILL
W
e
6
La Salle
Manhattan
Elwood
W
Tiskilwa
Peru
6
G RU N DY
W
Neponset
34
Hollowayville
De Pue
Ladd
Seatonville
Dalzell
71
LA SALLE
W
6
Wyanet
Buda
Sheffield
Princeton
Channahon
Cherry
W
80
89
W
Dover
Malden
n
Yale
Hutsonville
Rose Hill
Dieterich
JASPER
Wheeler
33
33
Newton
Willow Hill
Mason
St
M i
Robinson
Oblong
Stoy
CRAWFORD
Palestine
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ARCOLA
ARCOLA EMPORIUM ANTIQUES
217-268-4523
201 East Main, Arcola, IL 61910
Hours: M-Sa 9:00am-5:00pm, Su 12:00pm-5:00pm
E-Mail: [email protected]
Online Store: www.Prairiepeddleraeastore.com
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ARTHUR
YODER’S LAMPS & ANTIQUES
214 S. Vine St.
40+ Dealers
Primitives, Crocks,
Adv., Feed Sacks,
Tools, Glassware
Mon-Sat 8:30-5:00 • 217-543-2108
BLOOMINGTON
ASAHEL GRIDLEY ANTIQUES, 215 - 217
- 219 E. Front St.11-5 Fri. & Sat. Jim
White, prop. 309-829-9615/662-1978
www.gridleyantiques.com
BRAIDWOOD
SECOND TIME AROUND ANTIQUE MKT.
I-55 & Exit #233 W. Frontage Rd., Braidwood, IL 60408
Wed.-Fri. 10-4:30, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-4:30
Closed All Major Holidays
815-458-2034
Unique & quality antique furniture, fireplace mantels, pier
mirrors, glassware, dinnerware & vintage collectibles.
www.2xaroundantiques.com
“Where Quality and History Meet”
CHENOA
REDBIRD ANTIQUE MALL, 24 dlrs, 100
E Cemetery Ave. Tues-Sun. 815-945-5000
GARDNER
SPENCER’S ANTIQUES & RESALE, 305
Liberty St, Gardner, IL, 60424. Open Mon,
Wed, Fri 10-4. Winter Hours Call First.
815-546-6306.
DANVILLE
RABBITTOWN ANTIQUES AND
ARTISANS, 419 E Main St, Danville, IL
61832. 50 Vendors. Open 7 Days a Week.
www.rabbittown.net
MANTENO
MANTENO ANTIQUE MALL, 35 E. Third
St. 815-468-0114. Open 7 days 10-5.
Clsd. all major holidays. 12,000 sq. ft.
all on 1 level.
MARSEILLES
COUNTRY AT HEART ANTIQUES, 470
Main St. in downtown Marseilles. Country
& primitive furn., most w/ orig. print or surface, decorated stoneware, fine porcelain.
815-795-6616
MARSHALL
WHIPPOORWILL ANTIQUE MALL, I-70 &
Rt. 1 Quality antiques, collectibles. Hrs.
9-5 Mon-Sat; 12-5 Sun. 217-826-8832,
www.whipantique.com
MONTICELLO
SKINNER’S COACHHOUSE ANTIQUES,
N.E. corner of S Market & Sage Dr.
Antiques, Collectibles, Red Wing Pottery,
lighting sales & restoration. Hrs: Tue.-Sat.
11-5 or by appt.
Email: [email protected]
PERU
PERU ANTIQUE MALL, 2702 May Road,
North Side I-80 between exits 73 & 75.
Quality Antiques & Furniture. 300 Dlrs,
Single level 9:30-5:30 Daily 815-224-9991
Asahel Gridley
Antiques
TUSCOLA
PADDY WAGON ANTIQUES
TUSCOLA, IL
101 Southline Rd. I-57 Exit 212 and
1 mile West (Rt. 36 & Main St.)
50+ DEALERS
*Antiques *Primitives *Collectibles
Open Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5 • 217-253-9150
www.paddywagonantiquestuscola.com
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Skinner’s
Coachhouse Antiques
Antiques, Collectibles, Red Wing Pottery
Lamp Restoration & Sales
NE corner of S Market & Sage Dr.
Monticello, IL 61856
I-72 to Exit 166 (Market St.), S. to shop
Hrs.: Tu.-Sat. 11-5 or by appt.
217-762-8425
E-mail: [email protected]
215-217-219 E. Front
Bloomington, Illinois
JIM WHITE,
ANDY WILLITS
Hours: Fri. & Sat. 11:00 AM-5:00 PM
Shop 309-829-9615
309-662-1978
www.gridleyantiques.com
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Country at Heart
Antiques &
Collectibles
Nearly 5,000 sq. feet of Country and Primitive Furniture, Most w/Original Paint or Surface, Decorated
Stoneware, Fine Costume Jewelry, Porcelain, Glassware, Lighting, Linens, Farm & Household Primitives, Graniteware,
Old Collectibles, Decorative & Country Accessories & Gifts.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Come do your Shopping with us!!!!
Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday 10:00 to 5:00
Sunday 11:00 to 4:00 • Monday by chance or appointment
Closed on major holidays
470 Main Street, Marseilles, IL 61341
(get off I-80 Exit 97 go 3 miles south)
815-795-6616
Elsah
159
55
Rosewood Heights
Wood River
Prairie Du Rocher
Fults
3
MONROE
Smithton
3
Panama
150
Addieville
Okawville
Bartelso
Germantown
3
4
3
Jonesboro
Anna
UNION
Cobden
Alto Pass
51
Makanda
13
De Soto
51
Carbondale
146
14
Elkville
Dowell
Murphysboro
Vergennes
13
Sesser
Nason
Ina
Bonnie
142
14
Mount Vernon
15
JEFFERSON
57
Creal Springs
WILLIAMSON
45
JOHNSON
Buncombe
37
Xenia
Iola
45
34
Thompsonville
Galatia
Stonefort
250
POPE
13
Ridgway
141
Maunie
Crossville
Phillipstown
New Haven
Carmi
Elizabethtown
146
HARDIN
1
1
Grayville
Cave-In-Rock
G A L L AT I N
Equality
Junction
Shawneetown
Old Shawneetown
1
Omaha
64
EDWARDS
R
Br
Mt. Carmel
WABASH
LAWREN
Sumner
Flat
CRAWF
Bellmont
Browns
Keensburg
Bone Gap
West Salem
Parkersburg
Calhoun
130
50
Claremont
Ste. Marie
Olney
15 Albion
33
CLARK
Martinsville
Willow Hill Oblong Stoy
Yale
49
Casey
RICHLAND
130
Newton
WHITE
1
Norris City
Enfield
45
Springerton
Eldorado
34
Muddy
Eddyville
145
14
Broughton
Raleigh
Carriers Mills
Harrisburg
Simpson
142
H A M I LT O N
SALINE
Macedonia
Rose Hill
130
Hidalgo
Greenup
Mount Erie
Golden Gate
Fairfield
Mill Shoals
Belle Prairie City
McLeansboro
142
Dahlgren
Clay City
Noble
33
Sailor Springs
Jeffersonville
Cisne
Jewett
Toledo
Dieterich
JASPER
Wheeler
Montrose
121
CUMBERLAND
Burnt Prairie
Wayne City
Keenes
15
Sims
45
Flora
C L AY
Louisville
WAY N E
Johnsonville
New Burnside
Whiteash
Pittsburg
Spillertown
Goreville
Mason
Edgewood
Belle Rive
Bluford
Teutopolis
Effingham
Watson
Johnston
City
Marion
Crainville
Carterville
Colp Herrin
Cambria Energy
Orient
West
Zeigler
Royalton
Freeman Spur
Bush
Hurst
Frankfort
FRANKLIN
Ewing Valier
Urbain Benton
Buckner West City
Hanaford
Christopher
North City
Du Quoin
St. Johns
Pinckneyville
Tamaroa
Woodlawn
Waltonville
148
15
64
57
Dix
Kell
Iuka
50
Farina
Kinmundy
St. Peter
70
57
Neoga
Sigel
EFFINGHAM
33 Shumway
Stewardson
32
40 Altamont
St. Elmo
MARION
Alma
W
Grand Tower
Gorham
JACKSON
Ava
Campbell Hill
Cutler
Percy
PERRY
Willisville
13
127
51
Du Bois
Radom
Ashley
Richview
Irvington
128
Cowden
Beecher City
Salem
Walnut Hill
161
Central City
Wamac
Centralia
Hoyleton
New Minden
127
Patoka
Vernon
185
Brownstown
Vandalia
51
Herrick
FAY E T T E
Ramsey
Odin
Sandoval
Junction City
Hoffman
Huey
Carlyle
WASHINGTON
Oakdale
Coulterville
Rockwood
Steeleville
Chester
Ellis Grove
Sparta
Tilden
13 Marissa
Baldwin
50
Beckemeyer
Keyesport
Mulberry Grove
Smithboro
CLINTON
Pocahontas
161
185
Bingham
51
Oconee
Greenville
15
Nashville
Venedy
Damiansville
Lenzburg
RANDOLPH
Albers
Aviston
New Baden
Summerfield
Mascoutah
64
127
Trenton Breese
Coffeen
Donnellson
BOND
Pierron 143
70
140
Schram City
Coalton
Nokomis
Ohlman
Wenonah
Fillmore
Witt
16
Irving
Taylor Springs
Old Ripley
Highland
160
St. Jacob
Marine
Fayetteville
St. Libory
New Athens
Evansville
Kaskaskia
Ruma
Alhambra
MADISON
Grantfork
Hamel
Worden
Freeburg
Red Bud
Hecker
159
Millstadt
158
Waterloo
Maeystown
Valmeyer
Columbia
ST. CLAIR
Staunton
Mount Olive
Walshville
Litchfield
Hillsboro
Butler
127
MONTGOMERY
Raymond
Sorento
Williamson
New Douglas
Livingston
South Roxana
Edwardsville
Glen Carbon
Pontoon Beach
Maryville
Granite City
Troy
Madison
Collinsville
Venice
Brooklyn
Fairmont City
Caseyville
National City
Washington Park
Lebanon
East St. Louis Alorton
Sauget
O Fallon
Centreville
Shiloh
Cahokia
Scott AFB
East Carondelet
Swansea
Belleville
Dupo
Roxana
Hartford
East Alton
Forest Homes Meadowbrook
Bethalto
255
67
Alton
267
Carlinville
MACOUPIN
Bunker Hill
Brighton
Fairview Heights
Grafton
108
Chesterfield
East Gillespie
Gillespie
Shipman
Eagarville
Royal Lakes Mount Clare
Benld
16
Dorchester
Sawyerville
Wilsonville White City
Medora
Fidelity
Rockbridge
Jerseyville
Kane
Otterville
JERSEY
Fieldon
16
267
Godfrey
100
Brussels
atchtown
Hardin
100
g
108
W
Eldred
Carrollton
W
le
W
W
y
W
W
Greenfield
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BURNT PRAIRIE
BURNT PRAIRIE GRAND ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES, Mon-Sat 9-5; Sun 12-5.
Burnt Prairie, IL I-64 exit 117.
618-896-2408.
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS
ST. CLAIR ANTIQUE MALL, 315 Salem
Place, Fairview Heights, IL 62208.
150 display booths, 225 showcases.
Open daily 10-6. 618-628-1650.
www.missouriantiquemalls.com.
GODFREY
MY ANTIQUE STORE, Specializing in
Glass & China. 1007 W Delmar.
618-466-1616 www.myantiquestore.com
GREENVILLE
THIRD STREET MARKET, 520 S. Third St.
7600 sq.ft.Multi-Dealer Mall.10-5 Mon.Sat;
12-5 Sun. Closed Wed. 618-664-0083.
I-70 (exit 45), North on Rt. 127.
JOHNSTON CITY
SHAMROCK ANTIQUES, Highway 57,
Exit 59 toward Johnston City. Left on Hwy
37. 2 blocks on left. Multi-dealer. shop:
618-983-5200 or cell 618-303-3486.
[email protected]
MARION
KERR’S ANTIQUES
“EST. IN 1959”
213 N. Hamlet, Marion, IL 62959
Large Stock – Choice Victorian Furniture,
Lamps, Accessories
Chance or appointment
618-993-6389
NASHVILLE
ANTIQUE MALL OF PERRY COUNTY
I-64, Exit 50, South 9 Miles
*12,000 Sq. Ft. On 1 Floor *70+ Vendors
618-336-5300
Ample parking For RV’s
Above: This sign inviting the public to visit historic Route 66 – the Mother Road – hangs
outside the official welcome center in Dwight,
Ill. The village is bisected by the still-traveled
old U.S. highway that crosses eight states.
(Photo submitted)
Thousands still travel ‘Mother Road,’ historic Route 66
By JO ANN HUSTIS
STREATOR, Ill. — There’s many a
story behind the old highway saying,
“Get Your Kicks on Route 66,” a slogan
that’s recognized almost worldwide.
One story tells of the English visitor
who stopped in 2009 to look over the
historic gas station-turned-welcome
center on old U.S. Route 66 and Illinois
17 at Dwight, Ill. The visitor was asked
to sign the log book. He promptly wrote
his name – Paul McCartney. Wow! The
local newspaper was notified. The following day, a picture of McCartney,
one of the four famous Beatles,
appeared on the front page of the home
town paper.
Another tale highlights Dwight’s
Pioneer Gothic Church, which the local
Presbyterian congregation built in
1857. In 1860, 18-year-old Prince
Albert of Wales, the son of Great
Britain’s Queen Victoria and who later
succeeded to the British throne as King
Edward VII, attended the Dwight
church while on a two-month royal tour
of Canada and the United States.
Prince Albert arrived by train in
Dwight at 6:27 p.m. on Sept. 22, 1860.
He spent a week in the area, hunting
prairie chickens and quail. He stayed
at the home of his host, James Spencer,
a founder of Dwight. Then in the 20th
century, the Spencer house was remod-
eled by American architect Ossian Cole
Simmonds and given to the town. And,
the Pioneer Gothic Church has been
listed on the National Register of
Historic Places since 1983.
The story of Renfrew Park is about
some land deeded to Dwight in 1897 on
the stipulation it was to be used as a
public park. The preserve was named
in honor of “Baron Renfrew,” the alias
used by the Prince of Wales when he
visited the village in 1860. The land
was deeded by David McWilliams of
Dwight, who had begun a bank and a
dry goods store in the village. He was a
relative of Julia Child, the noted
American chef, author and television
personality.
“Route 66 – the name is still magic,”
former teacher Joy Ahearn of Dwight,
who volunteers at the historic gas station/welcome center on old U.S. 66,
noted of the highway that’s considered
a classic example of Main Street USA.
“Get Your Kicks” was written by
Bobby Troup in 1946 and sung by Nat
King Cole.
“If you ever plan to motor west,
Travel my way
Take the highway that’s the best
Get your kicks on Route 66.
It winds from Chicago to L.A.
More than 2,000 miles all the way
Get your kicks on Route 66.”
Driving Route 66 is the perfect way
to discover America, Ahearn said May
21 in a talk about the venerable highway to the Just Older Youth group of
Streator. Also known as the Will Rogers
Highway, the Main Street of America
and the Mother Road, U.S. Route 66
was one of the original roadways within the federal Highway System.
Historic Route 66 extends more than
2,000 miles from Chicago to Los
Angeles. The highway travels through
the heart of the United States – Illinois,
Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas,
New Mexico, Arizona and California –
and some of the country’s most archetypal roadside scenes.
“If you’re looking for great displays
of neon signs, rusty middle-of-nowhere
truck stops, or kitschy Americana, do
as the song says and get your kicks on
Route 66,” the Road Trip USA publication notes.
Route 66 is one of the country’s first
transcontinental highways. The highway was known in the 1930s-1940s as
the Main Street of America because it
crossed small towns in the Midwest
and Southwest. Hundreds of motels,
gas stations and tourist attractions
lined either side of the highway.
Hundreds of thousands of farm families in the Dust Bowl era of the 1930s
migrated to California on Route 66,
See Route 66 on page 23
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Long Beach
Michiana Shores
Pottawattomie Park
Michigan City
Whiting
Munster
Beverly Shores
New Chicago
Hobart
Griffith
Merrillville
Schererville
St. John
Pine Lake
Westville
SEE INDIANA
SECTION 3
ON PAGE 28
65
41
Walkerton
Lakeville
15
S TA R K E
La Crosse
Cromwell
North Judson
421
Wheatfield
Culver
35
Sidney
F U LT O N
Medaryville
Winamac
Woodburn
New Haven
Fort Wayne
Akron
Kewanna
24
South Whitley
Silver Lake
Rochester
JASPER
Grabill
37
30
9
Claypool
NEWTON
327
Huntertown A L L E N
Churubusco
Columbia City
231
Butler
St. Joe
33
WHITLEY
Pierceton
Larwill
Mentone
Burket
31
Monterey
9
Tri-Lakes
Warsaw
Winona Lake
6
SEE INDIANA
SECTION 4
ON PAGE 31
DE KALB
Auburn
Garrett
Avilla
Altona
3
Argos
LAKE
North Webster
Hamilton
Waterloo
Corunna
Albion
NOBLE
30
MARSHALL
De Motte
6
STEUBEN
Ashley
127
Kendallville
Bourbon
Etna Green
Knox
Hudson
Wolcottville
Syracuse
Milford
KOSCIUSKO
Leesburg
Plymouth
69
Rome City
Ligonier
Nappanee
Bremen
Koontz Lake
30
Kouts
30
North Manchester
Francesville
Mount Ayr
Morocco
PULASKI
Rensselaer
Collegeville
35
25
Kentland
Goodland
24
Burnettsville
Monticello
Reynolds
Earl Park
BENTON
41
231
52
29
CARROLL
421
Brookston
Delphi
Pine Village
Rossville
Attica
TIPPECANOE
State Line City
Covington
136
Dana
Marshall
Bloomingdale
Judson
Montezuma
74
136
Roachdale
Lizton
North Salem
Clermont
36
Danville
Bainbridge
63 Clinton
Greencastle
231
Carbon
41
Lake Hart
37
Brooklyn
Bethany
40
Harmony
Knightsville
Brazil
Cloverdale
70
Riley
231
Gosport
OWEN
Clay City
31
Dugger
Merom
Linton
Hope
65
Millhousen
7
Jonesville
50
50
Wheatland
231
Shoals
Cannelburg
Washington
37
150
Alfordsville
Livonia
Fredericksburg
Palmyra
Jasper
Winslow
Fort Branch
64
57
Lynnville
Elberfeld
Poseyville
VANDERBURGH
New Harmony
Evansville
Mount Vernon
62
41
Chandler
New Albany
64
PERRY
62
Lanesville
Alton
135
New Amsterdam
37
SPENCER
Chrisney
66
Newburgh
Leavenworth
New Middletown
Santa Claus
62
64
Corydon
Carefree
62
WARRICK
Boonville
CLARK
Grandview
231
Rockport
Troy
Tell City
Cannelton
HARRISON
Laconia
Mauckport
62
31
Charlestown
65 Sellersburg
Greenville
Galena
FLOYD
Georgetown
Crandall
62
Dale
Tennyson
164
150
Marengo
Milltown
37
Holland
64
Gentryville
Darmstadt
POSEY
66
CRAWFORD
English
Birdseye
Huntingburg
Somerville
Spurgeon
Mackey
Ferdinand
Haubstadt
Cynthiana
Griffin
231
Oakland City
Francisco
Owensville
Henryville
New Providence
Hardinsburg
DUBOIS
PIKE
Princeton
WASHINGTON
New Pekin
ORANGE
Patoka
GIBSON
SCOTT
Salem
Paoli
French Lick
Petersburg
Vevay
Brooksburg
Scottsburg
135
Saltillo
Campbellsburg
West Baden Springs
57
Hanover
Little York
Orleans
Patriot
56
Madison
Austin
Mitchell
50
Loogootee
Montgomery
Monroe City
Decker
SWITZERLAND
JEFFERSON
Crothersville
LAWRENCE
KNOX
Hazleton
OHIO
421
7
Medora
MARTIN
DAV I E S S
41
50
Dupont
31
Bruceville
50
Dillsboro
Rising Sun
Brownstown
Bedford
Plainville
Bicknell
SEE INDIANA
SECTION 1
ON PAGE 22
50
Greendale
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Vernon
JENNINGS
Oolitic
Crane
Edwardsport
Vincennes
DEARBORN
Osgood
Milan
R I P L E Y Moores Hill
Holton
Versailles
North Vernon
Seymour
St. Leon
West Harrison
Napoleon
3
37
Odon
74
Sunman
Westport
Newberry
Elnora
46
421
11
JACKSON
67
Batesville
Newpoint
54
Switz City
57
Sandborn
41
46
Cedar Grove
Oldenburg
Hartsville
BARTHOLOMEW
BROWN
Bloomfield
Oaktown
Greensburg
Columbus
46
45
Lyons
Carlisle
Mount Carmel
FRANKLIN
Milford
Elizabethtown
GREENE
Brookville
74
9
Nashville
Bloomington
231
Laurel
D E C AT U R
Worthington
Sullivan
3
Edinburgh
Taylorsville
Clifford
MONROE
Jasonville
S U L L I VA N
West College Corner
52
46 Ellettsville
Shelburn Hymera
FAY E T T E
St. Paul
Stinesville
Spencer
Liberty
Glenwood
Rushville
Shelbyville
Princes Lakes
37
41 Farmersburg
52
SHELBY
JOHNSON
Trafalgar
Morgantown
C L AY
Boston
27
UNION
RUSH
Whiteland
Paragon
67
Richmond
Connersville
74
Bargersville
Martinsville
46
VIGO
Spring Grove
Cambridge City
Dublin Mount Auburn 40 Centerville
LewisvilleStraughn
Milton
WAY N E
40 Dunreith
Franklin
Center Point
Fountain City
Whitewater
Greens Fork
Carthage
Morristown
65
MORGAN
Terre Haute
38
New Whiteland
67
Seelyville
Staunton
40
West Terre Haute
Lynn
35
Southport
Greenwood
Mooresville
70
36
Economy
New Palestine
Homecroft
Stilesville
Rosedale
Universal
150
Modoc
Losantville
Mooreland
70
70 Spiceland
Knightstown
Greenfield
52
MARION
Blountsville
Springport
New Castle
Spring Lake
Cumberland
LynhurstWarren Park
Plainfield
Clayton40
Amo
Coatesville
Middletown
Kennard
Hagerstown
Shirley
GreensboroH E N R Y
HANCOCK
Indianapolis
Winchester
RANDOLPH
35
Sulphur Springs Mount Summit
Markleville
3
Cadiz
Wilkinson
Saratoga
Union City
38
9
Beech Grove
PUTNAM
Parker City
Farmland
Selma
36
Ingalls
Ridgeville
SEE INDIANA
SECTION 5
ON PAGE 35
27
Muncie
Yorktown
Fortville
Castleton
36
Ravenswood
North Crows Nest
Rocky Ripple Crows Nest
Lawrence
Spring Hill
Wynnedale
Speedway
67 Albany
DELAWARE
69
Pendleton
Williams Creek
Meridian Hills
Pittsboro
Brownsburg
36
PA R K E
38
Redkey
35
Anderson
Lapel
69
Carmel
Fishers
Mecca
Fairview Park
Edgewood
Salamonia
Dunkirk
Woodlawn Heights Country Club Heights
River Forest Chesterfield
32
Noblesville
31
Zionsville
Jamestown
Ladoga
HENDRICKS
Rockville
Westfield
Whitestown
New Ross
New Market
231
Waveland
Russellville
H A M I LT O N
Lebanon
Advance
41
Newport
VERMILLION
Orestes
Portland
67
Eaton
MADISON
Cicero 37
Sheridan
BOONE
Ulen
32
Crawfordsville
Alamo
Kingman
Cayuga
Arcadia
Thorntown
3
Summitville
Frankton
Darlington
F O U N TA I N
Wallace
Elwood
Atlanta
Kirklin
Waynetown
Perrysville
Matthews
9
Gaston
Tipton
421
Colfax
MONTGOMERY
74
Hillsboro
37
Windfall City
J AY
Hartford City
Shamrock Lakes
Fowlerton
Alexandria
65
New Richmond
Linden
Mellott Wingate
Sharpsville
Bryant
Pennville
BLACKFORD
Upland
TIPTON
Kempton
Frankfort
Gas City
Fairmount
Clarks Hill
231
Newtown
Veedersburg
Michigantown
421
41
63
31
29
Mulberry
Williamsport
West Lebanon
SEE INDIANA
SECTION 2
ON PAGE 24
18
Montpelier
Marion
Greentown 35 Jonesboro
Indian Heights
Russiaville
CLINTON
Dayton
52
25
Geneva
Sweetser
Swayzee G R A N T
Kokomo
Burlington
West Lafayette
Lafayette
WARREN
Berne
WELLS
Van Buren
HOWARD
25
ADAMS
Poneto
Warren
Monroe
27
9
North Grove
Amboy
Converse
18
Battle Ground
Otterbein
33
Bluffton
La Fontaine
Bunker Hill
Galveston
Flora
Oxford
Boswell
Ambia
Decatur
Uniondale
Vera Cruz
15
Grissom AFB
Walton
35
Camden
224
Mount Etna
Onward
Yeoman
Chalmers
43
224
Markle
HUNTINGTON
Peru
Logansport
69
Ossian
Andrews
Lagro
Wabash
24
25
Fowler
Huntington
15
Denver
Monroeville
27
24
WABASH
Roann
31
CASS
WHITE
Remington Wolcott
Roanoke
MIAMI
Royal Center
Monon
Brook
24
Macy
Fulton
65
41
Clear Lake
Angola
20
9
Topeka
Millersburg
New Paris
Hamlet
PORTER
Hebron
Lagrange
LA GRANGE
Goshen
33
La Paz
6
Lowell
Fremont
80
20
Dunlap
ELKHART
Wanatah
2
Osceola
Orland
Middlebury Shipshewana
Wakarusa
North Liberty
Kingsbury
Schneider
Crown Point
Cedar Lake
Elkhart
31
LA PORTE
Kingsford Heights
Valparaiso
20
ST JOSEPH
La Porte
South Haven 6
30
Mishawaka
33
80
Bristol
Roseland
Indian Village
20
South Bend
Dune Acres
East Chicago
94
Ogden Dunes
Porter
Hammond
Burns Harbor
Chesterton
Gary
Portage
80
Lake Station
Highland
Dyer
Simonton Lake
80
Hudson Lake
New Carlisle
Trail Creek
Town Of Pines
Elizabeth
Utica
Clarksville
Oak Park
Jeffersonville
SEE INDIANA
SECTION 6
ON PAGE 43
PAGE 22
INDIANA - Section 1 Southwester n
g
Mellott
Covington
MONTGOMERY
74
Veedersburg
Hillsboro
136
Perrysville
F O U N TA I N
New Ross
New Market
Dana
Montezuma
74
136
Waveland
Russellville
Marshall
Bloomingdale
Judson
Roachdale
Lizton
Pittsboro
Brownsburg
PUTNAM
63 Clinton
Clermont
150
Greencastle
Harmony
Knightsville
40
West Terre Haute
Lake Hart
37
Brooklyn
Bethany
Cloverdale
Franklin
31
Morgantown
67
C L AY
Gosport
OWEN
Clay City
Edinburgh
Princes Lakes
37
Stinesville
Spencer
41 Farmersburg
Taylorsville
Cliffo
46 Ellettsville
Jasonville
Worthington
231
Linton
Switz City
Lyons
Sandborn
11
Jonesv
54
W Bloomfield
37
54
W Springville
Newberry
Seym
JACKSON
Oolitic
Crane
Elnora
67
65
45
57
Carlisle
BARTHOLOMEW
BROWN
GREENE
Dugger
Merom
46
Bloomington
S U L L I VA N
Colum
Nashville
MONROE
Shelburn Hymera
41
JOHNSON
Trafalgar
Paragon
46
VIGO
Oaktown
Whiteland
Martinsville
231
S
Bargersville
MORGAN
Center Point
Riley
74
65
New Whiteland
67
Terre Haute
70
Homecroft
Southport
70
Seelyville
Staunton
New Pa
52
MARION
Greenwood
Mooresville
40
Brazil
Plainfield
Spr
Cumberland
LynhurstWarren Park
Stilesville
231
Carbon
41
H
Indianapolis
Speedway
Clayton40
Amo
Coatesville
Rosedale
Universal
Fo
Beech Grove
PA R K E
38
69
Carmel
Fishers
Mecca
Fairview Park
La
Castleton
36
Ravenswood
North Crows Nest
Lawrence
Spring Hill
Wynnedale
36
Danville
Bainbridge
36
31
Edg
Williams Creek
Meridian Hills
North Salem
HENDRICKS
Rockville
Wood
32
Noblesville
Zionsville
Jamestown
Ladoga
231
Newport
VERMILLION
Whitestown
Advance
41
Westfield
Lebanon
Alamo
Kingman
Cayuga
H A M I LT O N
BOONE
Ulen
32
Crawfordsville
Wallace
Cicero 37
Sheridan
Thorntown
Darlington
Waynetown
50
Brownstown
Bedford
Odon
31
Medora
Edwardsport
C
MARTIN
Plainville
Bicknell
LAWRENCE
Bruceville
231
DAV I E S S
Vincennes
Wheatland
Monroe City
41
37
150
Salem
Livonia
Paoli
French Lick
ORANGE
Patoka
Fredericksburg
Palmyra
Jasper
Winslow
GIBSON
Francisco
Owensville
Fort Branch
Elberfeld
62
Darmstadt
Evansville
Mount Vernon
62
41
W
66
PERRY
Santa Claus
Chandler
Boonville
37
SPENCER
62
Chrisney
66
Newburgh
62
Lanesville
Alton
135
New Amsterdam
Tennyson
164
POSEY
Leavenworth
New Middletown
WARRICK
Gentryville
64
Corydon
Carefree
62
Dale
Georgetown
Crandall
64
Ferdinand
Grandview
231
Rockport
Greenville
Galena
FLOYD
New Albany
37
Lynnville
VANDERBURGH
New Harmony
150
Marengo
Milltown
Birdseye
Holland
W Haubstadt 64
Cynthiana
Poseyville
CRAWFORD
English
Huntingburg
Somerville
Spurgeon
Mackey
57
Griffin
64
231
Oakland City
New Providen
Hardinsburg
DUBOIS
PIKE
Princeton
WASHINGTON
New Pekin
Petersburg
Hazleton
135
Saltillo
Campbellsburg
West Baden Springs
Alfordsville
57
Decker
Orleans
Shoals
Cannelburg
Washington
KNOX
Little York
Loogootee
Montgomery
W
50
Mitchell
50
HARRISON
Laconia
Mauckport
Troy
Tell City
Cannelton
Elizabeth
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INDIANA - Section 1
BLOOMFIELD
BILL’S ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES,
General line. 6 mi. S. on Hwy. 231.
812-863-7316, or 877-651-8094.
EVANSVILLE
RIVERSIDE ANTIQUE MALL, 1205 E
Riverside Dr., Hwy 41S & Riverside,
47714. 812-469-2255
SCHNEIDER’S ANTIQUES, 10600 Hwy
65, 47720. 812-963-6236.
HAUBSTADT
HAUBSTADT ANTIQUE MALL
1068 E. State Road 68
Haubstadt, IN 47639
Open Daily
Mon.-Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 11-5
812-768-6000
haubstadtantiquemall.com
SPRINGVILLE
ROCKY TOP COUNTRY STORE,
Railroad collectibles, antiques,dishes, furniture, lanterns, locks.812-279-5830 or
812-219-1559. Ruth Richter. Open by
chance or appointment
WASHINGTON
YESTERYEAR SHOPPE, 1108 St. Hwy.
257. 10-5 Tues.-Sat. 812-254-1506
AntiqueWeek
Travel Guide to
has OVER 110,000
guaranteed readership!
Route 66
From Page 20
following what author John Steinbeck
wrote was the “Mother Road.”
In his book, The Grapes of Wrath,
Steinbeck told of the thousands of
people migrating to California to
escape the despair of the Dust Bowl
states. Many of those fleeing used
Route 66 – the Mother Road – the
Road of Flight – in their journey west.
“Did you know that Dwight had the
first traffic stop light – or probably
the first stop sign I should say – south
of Chicago?” Ahearn told her audience. “You could start in Chicago and
drive 35 miles without a stop.”
She and her husband, Don, who
also teaches, volunteer their services
weekly at the former Route 17 gas
station on Route 66. The old station
operated from 1939 to 1999, the longest continuously running service
station to pump gas on historic Route
66. The station is now the official
Route 66 welcome center for tourists
to the historic highway and is open
throughout the summer season. The
station/welcome center is now included in the National Register of Historic
Places.
“Route 66 fascinates people worldwide,” Ahearn said. “We’ll get a
COUNTRY
STORE
•
•
ANTIQUES
ROCKS
RR CHINA & SILVER
LANTERNS • KEYS • LOCKS
ANYTHING RAILROAD RELATED
FURNITURE • DISHES
Antique Mall
Ruth Richter
4741 St. Rd. 54 W.
Ph. 812-279-5830 Springville, IN 47462
Over 10,000 sq. ft.
of shopping pleasure
SCHNEIDER’S ANTIQUES
Open 7 days a week
Sun: 12-5 • Mon-Sat: 10-5
1205 E.
Riverside Dr.
Evansville, IN 47714
812-469-2255
“Sponsor of the Collectors
Carnival Shows”
Layaways
Repair & Restorations Old & New!
Credit Cards Accepted
E-mail [email protected]
q
g
10600 Hwy. 65, Evansville, IN 47720
812-963-6236 • 812-604-4936
Between I-64 & Hwy. 66 on Hwy. 65
motorcycle group out of Chicago one
day with riders maybe from Brazil,
Germany, Australia and Japan. They
come into the welcome center, take
pictures and look around. Then the
next group – like the Firebirds Club
– will come in old 1950s cars. There’ll
be 30 to 40 of them, just rolling down
the highway in these pink, green and
purple cars.
“Some groups ride bikes,” she
added. “They come to the center in
groups of 30 and 40 riders at a time.
They all want to go down the road.
We have so much fun talking to people from every country. Most of them
speak English – or partial English.
It’s fun meeting these people from
throughout the world.”
More than 9,600 visitors signed the
Route 66 guest book at the welcome
station last year. They came from 49
of the nation’s 50 states – only West
Virginia was not represented. Tourists
came from 52 countries worldwide,
Ahearn recalled.
“People from all countries have
read and heard about Route 66 from
songs and movies,” she said. “They
have seen the 1960-1964 TV show
Route 66 with Martin Milner and
George Maharis. Our visitors know
their history and are very prepared
with their itineraries.”
Following World War II, people by
the thousands left the industrial East
for good jobs in the suburban idyll of
Southern California, again following
Route 66. The historic highway came
to embody the demographic shift from
the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt, Road
Trip USA notes.
Beginning in the late 1950s and
gradually continuing for the next 25
years, old Route 66 was bypassed, section by section, as the high-speed
interstate highways were completed.
When the last stretch of freeway was
finished in 1984, Route 66 was officially decommissioned. The old route is
now designated as Historic Route 66.
“You can still find the ‘old road
itself’ in every one of the eight states
historic Route 66 crosses,” Ahearn
said. “Motor courts, gas stations,
curio shops and tourist attractions
still abound. It will always mean
‘going somewhere.’ Where would you
like to go?”
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De Motte
35
Wheatfield
Monterey
WHITLEY
Pierceton
Larwill
Mentone
Burket
31
Colum
231
9
Claypool
Sidney
F U LT O N
Medaryville
NEWTON
Winamac
South Whitley
Silver Lake
Rochester
Akron
JASPER
Kewanna
North Manchester
Francesville
PULASKI
Rensselaer
Fulton
Collegeville
35
65
41
Kentland
24
Goodland
W
Remington
Logansport
WHITE
Wolcott
24
Reynolds
Burnettsville
Monticello
Yeoman
Fowler
43
231
Oxford
Ambia
421
W
52
Williamsport
West Lebanon
41
Newtown
WCovington
Veedersburg
Hillsboro
136
Crawfordsville
Cayuga
Montezuma
Speedway
Bainbridge
W
36
36
Danville
Mecca
PA R K E
PUTNAM
Fairview Park
63 Clinton
Universal
150
Coatesville
231
W
Brazil
40
W Terre Haute
70
31
40
Harmony
Knightsville
Cloverdale
Gosport
Spencer
9
70 Spiceland
Carthage
74
Linton
Shelbyville
Bloomfield
Lyons
JOHNSON
Trafalgar
St. Paul
31
74
9
Milford
Edinburgh
Taylorsville
Clifford
Hope
Oaktown
41
67
N
Columbus
Nashville
46
Mi
Westport
BARTHOLOMEW
Elizabethtown
65
45
3
11
Jonesville
7
50
North Vernon
37
JACKSON
Seymour
50
Vernon
JENNINGS
Crane
Oolitic
50
Bedford
Odon
Dupont
Brownstown
31
7
Medora
Edwardsport
Bi k
46
Hartsville
Newberry
Elnora
Greens
D E C AT U R
57
Sandborn
3
54
Switz City
Carlisle
Ru
Whiteland
BROWN
GREENE
Dugger
52
New Whiteland
Bloomington
Sullivan
RUSH
SHELBY
Bargersville
Stinesville
Worthington
Merom
Dunre
New Palestine
65
Jasonville
231
Kennard
Shirley
Green
Wilkinson
HANCOCK
Morristown
Princes Lakes
MONROE
S U L L I VA N
38
Spring Lake
46 Ellettsville
Shelburn Hymera
Sulphur Springs M
Markleville
Cadiz
Franklin
37
OWEN
Pendleton
Homecroft
Morgantown
41 Farmersburg
Middletown
36
52
Paragon
67
Clay City
38
Ingalls
Beech Grove
Martinsville
C L AY
Yorkto
Fortville
MARION
MORGAN
46
69
Anderson
Lapel
LynhurstWarren Park
67
231
VIGO
Edgewood
69
Carmel
Fishers
DE
Knightstown 40
W Indianapolis
Greenfield
Cumberland
Lake Hart
37
Brooklyn
Bethany
Center Point
Riley
Noblesville
Greenwood
Mooresville
70
Seelyville
Staunton
West Terre Haute
35
Alexandria
Southport
Stilesville
Rosedale
Carbon
Avon
Plainfield
40
Amo Clayton
Greencastle
41
32
Williams Creek
Meridian Hills
W
Rockville
Orestes
Castleton
36
136 Lizton74
Ravenswood
Pittsboro
North
Crows
Nest
Roachdale
North Salem
Lawrence
Spring Hill
H E N D R I C K S Brownsburg
Clermont Wynnedale
Waveland
Russellville
Marshall
Bloomingdale
Judson
VERMILLION
Dana
Zionsville
Jamestown
Ladoga
231
Newport
Westfield
Whitestown
Advance
New Ross
New Market
41
H A M I LT O N
BOONE
Ulen
Lebanon
Alamo
Wallace
Summitville
MADISON
Cicero 37
Thorntown
32
Matthews
Frankton
Arcadia
Sheridan
Darlington
Kingman
Elwood
Atlanta
W Kirklin
Colfax
74
Perrysville
9
Sh
Fowlerton
Gaston
Tipton
421
MONTGOMERY
Waynetown
F O U N TA I N
65
New Richmond
Linden
Mellott Wingate
37
BL
Upland
Fairmount
Windfall City
Clarks Hill
231
State Line City
Sharpsville
Kempton
Frankfort
W
63
Gas City
TIPTON
Michigantown
TIPPECANOE
Marion
29
W
Attica
Sweetser
Indian Heights
31
W
WARREN
Van Buren
North Grove
Amboy
Converse
18
Kokomo
Russiaville
CLINTON
Mulberry
9
Swayzee G R A N T
Rossville
Dayton
25
W
La Fontaine
HOWARD
Burlington
Lafayette
15
Bunker Hill
35
Flora
25
West Lafayette
HUNTINGTON
Mount Etna
Grissom AFB
Walton
Otterbein
Pine Village
Wabash
24
Galveston
Delphi
Battle Ground
29
Camden
W
52
Boswell
Andrews
Lagro
31
Onward
CARROLL
421
Brookston
41
15
Huntington
Peru
25
Chalmers
Denver
2
WABASH
CASS
Earl Park
BENTON
Roann
25
Royal Center
Monon
Brook
MIAMI
W
Mount Ayr
Morocco
Macy
ll
Plainville
Crothersville
MARTIN
C
JEFFE
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INDIANA - Section 2
AVON
AVON ANTIQUES,
192 N. St. Rd. 267. Quilts, hickory/furn,
primitives. 10-5 Mon.-Sat. 317-272-4842.
BRAZIL
IT’S THE BERRY’S, Antiques in the Barn.
6445 W. St. Rd 340, 6 mi west of Brazil on
St. Rd. 340. 812-448-8250. Thur, Fri, Sat
10-5, Other days by Appointment.
COVINGTON
COVINGTON ANTIQUE CO., US 136 & IN
63 (SE corner). 765-793-3881. Open dly
10-5. Email: [email protected]
HOUSE WITH THE LIONS ANTIQUES,
INC. On the Square. General line, furniture, prims, glassware. 10-5 Mon.-Sat; 1-5
Sun. other times by chnc/appt.
Warner & Carol Freese 765-793-2710
[email protected] - Since 1973
GLORIE BEE ANTIQUES, 314 Liberty St.
“On the Square,” Mon-Sat 10-5, closed
Sun. 765-793-0688. Like us on Facebook!
www.gloriebeeantiques.com
CRAWFORDSVILLE
CABBAGES & KINGS ANTIQUE MALL,
124 S. Washington St. Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun
12-5. 765-362-2577.
DAYTON
KOEHLER BROTHERS “THE GENERAL
STORE”, 1/2 mile off I-65, Exit St. Rd. 38.
765-426-7749 or 765-296-9266.
M ANOR HOUSE MH ANTIQUE M ALL
ALL INDEPENDENT LOCAL MERCHANTS
8039 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46217
(Meridian Shoppes, just 8 miles South of Downtown Indy)
OPEN DAILY
Blend Quality Antiques w/Designer Furniture and
Accessories, Glassware, Vintage Pianos,
Costume Jewelry, Records, Books
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE
SHOWROOM STYLE DISPLAYS • GLASS SHOWCASES
ONE LEVEL - MUST SEE!
DELPHI
LINDA’S TREASURE TROVE & RUBY’S
COTTAGE ANTIQUES,1816 N. Wells St.,
46923. 765-564-3649. GLASSWARE,
FURNITURE, PRIMITIVES, COLLECTIBLES.
Open Tue-Sat 10-5, Sun chance or appt.
INDIANAPOLIS
SOUTHPORT ANTIQUE MALL,
2028 E. Southport Rd. (65 S. Exit 103, 1
3/4 mi. W. on Southport Rd.) 10-8 Mon.Sat; 12-5 Sun. Over 200 dealers.
317-786-8246
MIDLAND ARTS & ANTIQUES MARKET,
Now with 2 locations, 907 E Michigan St.
and 488 Gradle Dr. in Carmel. 10-6 MonSat; 12-5 Sun. 317-267-9005 (Indy) or
317-569-9105 (Carmel) `
MANOR HOUSE ANTIQUE MALL,
8039 S.Meridian St, 46217.8 Miles South
of Downtown Indy, Open daily. All
Independent Local Merchants, Quality
Antiques, Vintage, Pianos, Collectibles,
Showroom Style Displays, One Level.
MUST SEE!
AVON
ANTIQUES
192 N. STATE RD. 267
AVON, IN 46123
465 to US 36 West approx.
7 mi. to 267, N ¼ mi. Avon
North Business Complex.
Open Monday-Saturday 10-5
Sunday by chance
Quilts, primitives, hickory/furniture, toys &
general line of pre-1940s
317-272-4842
AUNT PATTY’S
ON THE SQUARE
ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES
CRAFTS
101 West High St., Rockville, IN
Days-765-569-7442
Evenings-765-569-2605
Open 6 days 10-5; Sun. 12-5
Buying single items and
entire estates
CHRISTY’S OF INDIANA, 6851 S.
Madison Ave.Antiques - Auctions
317-784-0000 - Fax: 317-784-3662
Reminisce Antique
and Variety Store
Located in Historic Collett Park Area
2401 N. 13th St., Terre Haute, IN
Open 7 Days A Week 10 AM-5 PM
Sundays 10 AM-3 PM
317-640-3057
30 Booths – Layaway Available
Antiques, primitives, collectible glass, tools, toys,
jewelry, knives, coins, sports, and furniture.
A mix of new vintage and also home decor & gifts.
Many unique treasures & much more!
is a high quality book using
detailed maps
• ANTIQUE MALL •
Over 20,000 Square Feet,
3½ Floors of
Primitives * Glassware
Furniture * Quilts
Collectibles * Pottery
* Vintage Books
* Lighting
Hwy. 231 - 124 S. Washington Street
WHITE LION
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
We have a great selection of advertising, primitives, toys, everything from
cartoon cels to stained glass ... check us out!!
KIRKLIN, INDIANA
Just 20 mi. North of Indy on U.S. 421
Sat. 10:00-6:00 & Sun. 11:00-6:00 • 765-279-5777
www.whitelionantiques.com
DOWNTOWN
CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN
Open
p 7 Days
y
Monday - Saturday 10 - 5
Sunday 12 - 5
Except Major Holidays
Layaway Available
Phone - (765) 362-2577
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INDIANA - Section 2
KIRKLIN
WHITE LION ANTIQUES & COLLS US
421. (20 mi. N of Indpls) Great selection!
NEW HOURS: Sat 10:00-6:00, Sun 11:006:00 765-279-5777.
www.whitelionantiques.com
LOGANSPORT
PECULIAR TREASURES AT CLOSSON
LUMBER, 9th & Erie Ave., 46947.
574-722-5555. Antiques & collectibles.
Open Mon-Sat 10-5.
REMINGTON
MINI MEASURES, 37 S. Ohio. Downtown.
10-4 Tue-Fri, Sat by chance
219-261-3665
ROCKVILLE
AUNT PATTY’S ON THE SQUARE, 101
W. High St. Open 6 days 10-5, Sun 12-5.
REMINISCE ANTIQUES & VARIETY,
2401 N 13th St. Open 7 days a week,
10-5. 317-640-3057.
SPEEDWAY
THE MAIN ATTRACTION ANTIQUE MALL,
1450 Main St., 11-7 6 days a week, closed
Tues. Featuring antiques new & used furniture, jewelry, coins, collectibles, comic books
and racing memorabilia. 317-248-1450
www.mainattractionantiques.com.
Look for the Yellow Canopy.
ZIONSVILLE
ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUES OF
INDIANAPOLIS, 5000 W. 96th St. MonSat 10-5, chance or appt. Specializing in
architectural antiques.317-873-2727,
www.antiquesarchitectural.com
TERRE HAUTE
SHADY LANE ANTIQUE MALL, 9247 S.
US Hwy. 41. 812-299-1625. 6 mi. South of
I-70 on US 41 10-5 Mon.-Sat; 12-5 Sun.
BROWN’S ANTIQUES, 315 N. 5th St. (1
block N. of Public Library). Established
1945 - 3 buildings full - General Line.
Replacement Lamp Shades too. Mon-Sat.,
10-5 & Sun by chance. 317-873-2284
866-908-1396. www.brownsantiques.com
Shady Lane Antique Mall
6 miles South of I-70 on US 41 • TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA
150+ BOOTHS & SHOWCASES
10,000 sq. ft. of Carpeted, Air-Conditioned Show Space
Outstanding Selection of Quality Antiques & Collectibles
www.shadylaneantiques.net
Mon.-Sat. 10-5; Sun. 12-5
(812) 299-1625
Layaway-Charge Cards
“Largest Antique Mall In Area”
IT’S THE BERRY’S
Antiques in the Barn
Primitives, Stoneware, Old Tools
and Other Antiques
Thursday, Friday,
Saturday 10-5
Other Days By Appointment
6445 West State Road 340
Brazil, IN
812-448-8250
6 miles west of Brazil on State Road 340
KOEHLER BROS.
Cindy Marsh / Ron Koehler
765-426-7749 OR 765-296-9266
“MOVED TO DAYTON, IN”
½ mile from I-65 Exit St. Rd. 38
AMERICAN FOLK ART
COUNTRY STORE
Specializing in unusual & hard-to-find country store advertising items, display cases & counters. Hundreds of advertising cans, signs, store bins &
miscellaneous store fixtures. Large selection: General line of antiques, primitives, country paint, Civil War, Lincoln, American folk art.
Visit our 1867 Historic General Store.
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Visit us at our Carmel location 488 Gradle Drive, Carmel, IN • 317-569-9105
Carmel Hours: Open Tuesday-Saturday 10a-6p
Sunday & Monday hours please call
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INDIANA - Section 3 Nor thwester n
Long Beach
Town Of Pines
Pine Lake
W
W
2
Elkhart
Osceola
Middlebury Shipshewana
ST JOSEPH
Lakeville
15
Cromwell
North Judson
421
Wheatfield
35
N
Columbia
Akron
PULASKI
Kewanna
North Manchester
W
Francesville
Rensselear
35
25
Royal Center
Monon
Remington Wolcott
24
Burnettsville
Monticello
Reynolds
Earl Park
Brookston
231
29
CARROLL
43
Fowler
421
Pine Village
Newtown
Covington
136
Marshall
Bloomingdale
Judson
Lebanon
Whitestown
74
136
Roachdale
Lizton
31
Carmel
Fishers
Brownsburg
Clermont
Fairview Park
63 Clinton
Coatesville
Greencastle
Rosedale
Universal
150
231
Carbon
41
Speedway
Amo
Clayton40
LynhurstWarren Park
70
40
Harmony
Knightsville
Seelyville
Staunton
Center Point
Anderson
Middletown
36
Pendleton
Sulphur Springs
Markleville
Cadiz
Ingalls
38
Fortville
9
Wilkinson
S
Mou
3
Kennard
Shirley
Greensb
HANCOCK
Cumberland
MARION
M
Yorktown
70 Spiceland
Knightstown
Greenfield
40 Dunreith
Spring Lake
Carthage
New Palestine
52
Morristown
Homecroft
Greenwood
Mooresville
Lake Hart
37
Brooklyn
Bethany
67
RUSH
74
65
52
Martinsville
Rush
SHELBY
New Whiteland
Whiteland
Bargersville
Shelbyville
3
Franklin
MORGAN
Terre Haute
70
Cloverdale
Plainfield
DEL
69
Southport
Stilesville
40
Brazil
West Terre Haute
69
Beech Grove
PUTNAM
38
Indianapolis
Mecca
PA R K E
Lapel
Castleton
36
Ravenswood
North Crows Nest
Lawrence
Spring Hill
Wynnedale
36
Danville
Bainbridge
Edgewood
Williams Creek
Meridian Hills
Pittsboro
North Salem
HENDRICKS
36
35
32
Noblesville
Zionsville
Jamestown
Ladoga
Waveland
Russellville
Rockville
Cicero 37
Westfield
New Ross
231
Montezuma
Orestes
MADISON
H A M I LT O N
BOONE
Ulen
3
Summitville
Frankton
Arcadia
Sheridan
Advance
New Market
41
Newport
VERMILLION
Kirklin
32
Alamo
Wallace
Elwood
Atlanta
Thorntown
Crawfordsville
Kingman
Cayuga
Colfax
Waynetown
F O U N TA I N
Matthews
Gaston
Tipton
421
Sham
Fowlerton
TIPTON
Darlington
Perrysville
9
Alexandria
65
MONTGOMERY
74
37
Windfall City
BLA
Upland
Fairmount
Clarks Hill
New Richmond
Linden
Mellott Wingate
Gas City
Sharpsville
Kempton
Frankfort
231
Hillsboro
Marion
29
Michigantown
TIPPECANOE
41
Sweetser
Indian Heights
31
421
Attica
Van Buren
North Grove
Amboy
Converse
18
Kokomo
Russiaville
CLINTON
Mulberry
Williamsport
West Lebanon
Veedersburg
9
HOWARD
Rossville
52
25
War
La Fontaine
Bunker Hill
Burlington
Dayton
State Line City
15
Grissom AFB
Swayzee G R A N T
West Lafayette
Lafayette
WARREN
HUNTINGTON
Mount Etna
Galveston
25
Otterbein
Dana
24
35
Camden
Delphi
Andrews
Wabash
Battle Ground
Ambia
63
15
Huntington
Peru
Walton
Flora
Oxford
Boswell
Denver
24
WABASH
Onward
Yeoman
Chalmers
Roann
Lagro
Logansport
25
BENTON
MIAMI
31
CASS
WHITE
52
Macy
Fulton
Collegeville
Brook
41
South Whitley
Silver Lake
Rochester
Winamac
JASPER
3
9
Sidney
Medaryville
NEWTON
Goodland
WHITLEY
Claypool
F U LT O N
24
Tri-Lakes
Pierceton
Larwill
Mentone
Burket
31
231
Kentland
9
Warsaw
Winona Lake
Culver
Monterey
41
Albio
North Webster
30
MARSHALL
Argos
65
Ke
Syracuse
Milford
Bourbon
Etna Green
Knox
LAKE
Mount Ayr
Rome City
Ligonier
6
KOSCIUSKO
Leesburg
Plymouth
S TA R K E
La Crosse
Lowell
Morocco
9
Topeka
Millersburg
New Paris
Nappanee
Bremen
Koontz Lake
30
Kouts
De Motte
LA GRAN
Goshen
33
Wakarusa
La Paz
6
Lag
20
Dunlap
Hamlet
PORTER
Hebron
W
41
Walkerton
Wanatah
Schneider
20
ELKHART
LA PORTE
Kingsford Heights
80
Bristol
Mishawaka
33
31
North Liberty
Kingsbury
Simonton Lake
80
Indian Village
South Bend
Westville
Chesterton
65
20
Roseland
La Porte
80 90
6
New Chicago
Highland Griffith
Hobart South Haven
Dyer
Merrillville
Valparaiso
Schererville
30
St. John
Crown Point
Cedar Lake
Hudson Lake
New Carlisle
W
Porter
Hammond
Gary
Portage
Munster 80
Lake Station
Trail Creek
94
Rolling Prairie
W
Beverly Shores
Dune Acres
Ogden Dunes
Burns Harbor
East Chicago
W
Michigan City
Whiting
Michiana Shores
Pottawattomie Park
JOHNSON
Trafalgar
St. Paul
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INDIANA - Section 3
CHESTERTON
KATHY’S ANTIQUES,1599 S. Calumet.
219-926-1400, Tue-Sat. 10am-4pm.
Licensed Appraiser, General Line.
KATIES ANTIQUES, 219 S. Calumet.
Thur, Fri, Sat & Sun 11-4:30 or by appt.
219-508-2487.
LA PORTE
VINTAGE LIGHTING BY JEROME, 3297
N. 400 W., 219-369-3241. By appointment
only. www.vintagelightinginc.com
OLD HOUSE ANTIQUES, 6156 N. Fail Road.
219-778-2245, hours by chance or appt.
TISH’S ANTIQUES, 201 E. Commercial.
Established 1975.1860-1920 Furniture,
general line . 4,000 sq ft on 2 flrs. Tues-Sat
10-4. 219-690-1666. www.tishsantiques.com,
named “BEST IN THE MIDWEST” by Rand
McNally June 2007 and “BEST IN REGION”
NWI Times 2010-2012.
MICHIGAN CITY
ATTIC ACCENTS, 113 W 9th St,
Tue-Sat 10-4.
THE ANTIQUE MARKET, 3707 N.
Frontage Rd. (@ I-94 & US 421). 140
Dealers. Antiques & Collectibles. 10-5 Dly,
12-5 Sun. 219-879-4084.
www.theantiquemarketmc.com
COACHMAN ANTIQUE MALL, 500
Lincolnway, Downtown LaPorte, 3 blocks
East of Courthouse. 219-326-5933. Open
10-5 dly; 12-2 Sun.
AS TIME GOES BY, 614 Lincolnway, 219324-4868. Mon-Tues closed, Wed-Fri 11-5,
Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4.
UP TOWNE SHOPPES, 623 State St,
219-325-3929, Mon & Wed-Fri 10-5:00,
Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4.
SEE DISPLAY AD THIS PAGE
FORRESTER ROAD MERCHANTILE,
0754 S Forrester Rd. LaPorte, IN.
219-324-3058. Wed-Sun 9-5 or by chance.
LOWELL
DRAGONFLIES ANTIQUES &
ACCESSORIES, 402 E Commercial.
Tues, Wed, Fri & Sat 10-4, By chance on
Thurs, Closed Sun & Mon. 219-690-1901.
TREASURES FOUND, LLC ANTIQUE
MALL, 306 E Commercial Ave, 46356.
Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-6, Sun 12-4.
Mulitiple Dealers on Two Floors.
219-225-5080.
ROLLING PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE FARM ANTIQUES & MORE,
Hwy 2 & 600 E. 219-778-2892.
Open late Apr-Oct. Sat-Sun 10-4.
www.prairiefarmantiques.blogspot.com.
WANATAH
THE BOOKWORM, 11576 W US Hwy 30,
Ste B, Wanatah, IN. 219-773-2403. MonWed 10-5, Fri-Sat 10-5.
NOW AVAILABLE!
Find Shops & Malls on your
iPhone!
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description of the shop or
mall, a link to their website
directions & more.
PLAIN & FANCY ANTIQUES, 5395 W.
Johnson Rd. (1/2 way btwn LaPorte &
Michigan City). Regular Hours Mon-Sat
9-5, Sun 11-5, (Jan-March call for winter
hours). 219-362-5277.
ANTIQUE JUNCTION MALL, 711
Lincolnway, 219-324-0363.Fri & Sat 10-5,
Sun 12-5, Mon 10-5. www.malldog.com.
RENSSELAER
GREENE’S EXIT 215 ANTIQUE MALL,
3300 W Clark St, 219-866-5140.
TAKE THE LA PORTE COUNTY ANTIQUE TOUR
1.
THE BOOKWORM
11576 W. U.S. Hwy. 30, Ste. B
Wanatah, IN
219-733-2403
www.wanatahbookworm.com
2.
ATTIC ACCENTS
831 Franklin St.
Michigan City, IN
3.
THE ANTIQUE MARKET
I-94 & US 421
Michigan City, IN
219-879-4084
4.
PLAIN & FANCY ANTIQUES
5395 W. Johnson Rd.
La Porte, IN
219-362-5277
5.
VINTAGE LIGHTING
BY R. JEROME
3297 N. 400 W.
La Porte, IN
219-369-3241
www.vintagelightinginc.com
6.
FORRESTER ROAD
MERCANTILE
0754 S. Forrester Rd.
La Porte, IN
219-324-3058
7.
ANTIQUE JUNCTION
711 Lincolnway
La Porte, IN
219-309-1780
www.malldog.com
8. UP TOWNE SHOPPES
623 State St.
La Porte, IN
219-325-3929
9. AS TIME GOES BY
614 Lincolnway
La Porte, IN
219-324-4868
10. COACHMAN ANTIQUE MALL
500 Lincolnway
La Porte, IN
219-326-5933
11. OLD HOUSE ANTIQUES
6156 N. Fail Rd.
La Porte, IN
219-778-2245
12. PRAIRIE FARM ANTIQUES
AND MORE
PRAIRIE FARM ANTIQUE
PROMOTION, LLC
Hwy. 2 & 600 East
Rolling Prairie, IN
219-778-2892
www.prairiefarmantiques.blogspot.com
All Shops Located Within A 20 Minute Drive
To Request A Map Visit www.olddoodads.com
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INDIANA - Section 3
She started her mall before antique malls were cool
By Eric C. Rodenberg
DECATUR, Ind. — Yvonne Marie
Gilbert could teach antique mall owners
a few lessons – about persistence,
survival and remaining true to her
customers and dealers.
On Aug. 1, the family-owned Yvonne
Marie’s Antique Mall in the downtown
of this small town (pop. 9,238) in mostly
rural northeastern Indiana will mark its
25th year in business.
When Gilbert and her late husband,
Sam, opened the mall at 152 S. Second
St. in 1978, “people didn’t know what an
antique mall was,” according to Yvonne
Marie. “There were a couple small stores
that had been around forever, but this
was a concept that was really new.”
Yvonne and Sam carried the idea for
the mall from a trip they had made to
Sioux City, Iowa.
“That was the first mall we had ever
seen,” Yvonne Marie said. “We thought
it was really neat … it was one of the
very first antiques mall. We thought
that’s what Decatur needed.”
That May, the couple bought a store
that would ultimately comprise four
store fronts in downtown Decatur with
three floors. Son-in-law Joe Fullenkamp
built the large, heavy wooden sign that
still hangs out over Second Street.
“We opened on Aug. 1 and, by then,
we had a full house.”
The store started out with about 75
booths; that’s close to the number of
booths they have today.
“A lot of my dealers have been with
me the full 25 years,” Yvonne Marie
says. “We also brought a lot of people to
Decatur over the years, and they keep
coming back.
“The economy is always something to
Michigan City’s Very Own Antique Mall
140 Dealers with
Fine Antiques and Collectibles
At I-94 & U.S. 421
MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA
HOURS: Daily 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sunday 12:00 Noon-5:00 p.m.
GREENE’S EXIT 215 ANTIQUE MALL
–
–
–
–
–
½ Way Between Chicago And Indianapolis
135 Booths And Showcases
12,000 Square Foot Building
Adjacent To 14,000 Sq. Ft. Amish Furniture Store
Quality Dealers Always Wanted
Take I-65 To Exit 215, Go East About
Hours CST
1 Mile On Hwy. 114
Monday - Saturday 9-5
Sunday 12-4
3300 W. Clark St.,
219-866-5140
Rensselaer, IN 47978
be concerned about … always has been.
But, right now, furniture is selling like
crazy – we’re selling furniture almost
every day. Our dealers price their items
to sell – and they’re selling.”
Beginning in August, the dealers will
be offering 25 percent off on their wares
in recognition of Yvonne Marie’s quarter
century in business.
The mall is open seven days a week.
“I like to work,” 78-year-old Yvonne
Marie says, “but sometimes I work a
little more than I like … but I don’t
know what I would do without the
mall.”
Through the years, though, she has
had a great deal of help from her two
sons and a daughter.
“This is definitely a family affair,”
daughter Lori Fullenkamp says. “I
remember starting out tracking sales
with a regular notebook and carbon
paper. This is kind of where we grew up;
now the grandkids (nine in number) are
growing up here.”
Prior to opening the mall, Yvonne
Marie and Sam had only a casual
interest in collecting antiques. That is,
excepting Yvonne Marie’s collection of
Dionne quintuplet items of which she
has one of the largest collections in the
world.
The quintuplets were born on May
28, 1934, to poor, French-speaking
farmers in Canada. Heralded throughout
the world as miracle babies, it was a
bright piece of news during the depths of
The Great Depression.
The news was not lost on Yvonne
Marie’s parents. When she was born
nearly two years later in May 1936, she
was christened “Yvonne Marie” in
tribute to two of the quintuplets, Yvonne
Édouilda Marie and Marie Reine Alma
Dionne.
As a young girl in her early formative
years, Yvonne Marie used a Dionne
premium cereal spoon to eat her
breakfast. Although she no longer has
that spoon, she has more than made up
for that loss.
Throughout the 1930s, the quintuplets
became famous – and commercially
lucrative – with Karo corn syrup and
Quaker Oats plastering their image
over their products.
See Yvonne Marie on page 44
PAGE 31
INDIANA - Section 4 Northeastern
Michiana Shores
Pottawattomie Park
y
33
Goshen
Lakeville
20
STEUBEN
W
Wakarusa
North Liberty
Kingsbury
33
ELKHART
31
Westville
Dunlap
Elkhart
ST JOSEPH
La Porte
Walkerton
La Paz
6
Wanatah
15
Syracuse
Milford
Cromwell
Albion
W
Bourbon
MARSHALL
30
Etna Green
Argos
Culver
Mentone
W
Claypool
W
North Manchester
35
25
24
Burnettsville
Monticello
Reynolds
29
CARROLL
43
Brookston
421
Roann
Denver
15
WABASH
Huntington
Wabash
24
Rossville
31
Sharpsville
Michigantown
421
37
Windfall City
9
Kempton
Frankfort
Elwood
421
Colfax
TGOMERY
Kirklin
Arcadia
Crawfordsville
Westfield
Lebanon
Whitestown
Advance
New Ross
New Market
31
74
136
Roachdale
Lizton
31
Carmel
Fishers
Brownsburg
Coatesville
Greencastle
231
Amo
Clermont
LynhurstWarren Park
40
Cloverdale
35
Middletown
Blountsville
Modoc
Losantville
Springport
9
Sulphur Springs Mount Summit
Markleville
3
Cadiz
Wilkinson
Economy
35
Lake Hart
37
Brooklyn
Bethany
38
Kennard
Hagerstown
Shirley
GreensboroH E N R Y
70
Richmond
Carthage
27
52
Rushville
SHELBY
Glenwood
FAY E T T E
New Whiteland
Whiteland
3
Laurel
Franklin
JOHNSON
Boston
UNION
RUSH
Connersville
Shelbyville
Spring Grove
Cambridge City
New Palestine
74
Bargersville
Greens Fork
LewisvilleStraughn
Milton
WAY N E
40 Dunreith
Spring Lake
Morristown
Fountain City
Whitewater
70
Spiceland
Knightstown
Greenfield
Lynn
Mooreland
New Castle
52
65
36
38
HANCOCK
Homecroft
Greenwood
Mooresville
67
MORGAN
Pendleton
Winchester
RANDOLPH
36
Ingalls
Cumberland
MARION
Selma
Saratoga
Union City
Parker City
Farmland
Southport
Stilesville
70
Plainfield
Anderson
Ridgeville
27
Muncie
Yorktown
Fortville
Indianapolis
Speedway
Clayton40
38
69
Beech Grove
PUTNAM
Lapel
Castleton
36
Ravenswood
North Crows Nest
Lawrence
Spring Hill
Wynnedale
36
Danville
Bainbridge
Edgewood
Williams Creek
Meridian Hills
Pittsboro
North Salem
HENDRICKS
32
Noblesville
Zionsville
Jamestown
Ladoga
ville
H A M I LT O N
BOONE
Ulen
32
Salamonia
Redkey
67 Albany
Darlington
67
DELAWARE
69
MADISON
Cicero 37
Sheridan
Thorntown
Dunkirk
Eaton
35
Alexandria
Frankton
Atlanta
Portland
3
Summitville
Orestes
Clarks Hill
65
Matthews
Gaston
Tipton
J AY
Hartford City
Shamrock Lakes
Fowlerton
TIPTON
ECANOE
Bryant
Pennville
BLACKFORD
Upland
Fairmount
18
Montpelier
Gas City
29
Mulberry
chmond
Linden
Geneva
Sweetser
Indian Heights
Russiaville
CLINTON
Dayton
ADAMS
WELLS
Van Buren
Marion
Kokomo
Burlington
Monroe
Berne
Swayzee G R A N T
West Lafayette
Lafayette
27
Poneto
Warren
La Fontaine
HOWARD
25
31
33
Bluffton
9
Battle Ground
52
Markle
Decatur
Uniondale
224
Vera Cruz
15
North Grove
Amboy
Converse
18
Galveston
Flora
Ossian
224
HUNTINGTON
Bunker Hill
35
Camden
Delphi
69
Mount Etna
Grissom AFB
Walton
Monroeville
Andrews
Peru
Onward
Yeoman
30
24
Lagro
Logansport
25
Chalmers
MIAMI
Woodburn
New Haven
WRoanoke
31
CASS
WHITE
24
27
Macy
Fulton
37
ALLEN
Fort Wayne
Kewanna
Royal Center
Grabill
South Whitley
Francesville
Monon
3
30
9
Sidney
Akron
PULASKI
St. Joe
Columbia City
Silver Lake
Winamac
Auburn
Garrett
Avilla
Altona
NOBLE
WHITLEY
Burket
F U LT O N
Medaryville
3
Huntertown
Pierceton
Rochester
31
Monterey
Butler
DE KALB
Tri-Lakes
Warsaw
Winona Lake
W
35
6
Waterloo
Corunna
WNorth 33Webster
327
Larwill Churubusco
Leesburg
Knox
North Judson
9
KOSCIUSKO
Plymouth
W
30
S TA R K E
Hamilton
Ashley
127
Kendallville
Hamlet
421
Hudson
Wolcottville
Rome City
Ligonier
Nappanee
Bremen 6
Koontz Lake
La Crosse
9
Topeka
Millersburg
New Paris
LA PORTE
Kingsford Heights
Clear Lake
80
W Shipshewana
Lagrange
20
W Angola
Middlebury
69
W
Mishawaka
Osceola
South Bend
Pine Lake
Orland
LA GRANGE
20
W
20
n Of Pines
80
Bristol
Roseland
Indian Village
New Carlisle
Trail Creek
Fremont
Simonton Lake
80
Hudson Lake
W
each
52
Liberty
West College Corner
PAGE 32
INDIANA - Section 4
ANGOLA
A WILD HARE ANTIQUE MALL, 401 W
Maumee. 260-665-9920. Multi-dealer Mall.
Corky’s
Rock Revival
Bed Stu
Sweet Sinnamon
Yak & Yeti
THEN & NOW ANTIQUE MALL, 200 W.
Maumee. Over 70 quality dealers on 3
floors. 10-5 Mon.-Sat.; 12-5 Sun.
260-665-6650
A
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Art, Antiques
Home Decor
Auth. Case Knife Dealer
Garden & Outdoor
Furniture
306 N. First St., Pierceton, IN 46562 • 574-529-2102
Closed Tuesday & Wednesday ~~ Open 11 to 5 All Other Days
★★ 2 New Locations Opening in 2015 ★★
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801 N Huntington St, Syracuse, IN 46567
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FORT WAYNE
ANTIQUE DEALERS
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA
Sponsors of the July Antiques Show in McCulloch Park
ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY
ANTIQUE MALL
1115 Broadway, 260-422-6505
Furniture, jewelry, art, general
merchandise, old books.
Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-5.
NATURE’S CORNER
ANTIQUE MALL
MERCANTILE ON MAIN
1753 West Main, 260-420-5656
Vintage furniture, Spry Fashion, lighting,
restoration, repair & sales, upcycled art
Mon.-Thurs. 11-5, Fri.-Sat. 11-6
STOLLER’S ANTIQUE MALL &
COLLECTORS GALLERY
909 N. Coliseum Blvd., 260-422-8527
26,000 sq. ft. of furniture, toys, glassware, pottery, paintings & collectibles of all kinds.
2307 Spy Run Ave., 260-483-5236
Three floors of quality antiques & collectibles. Mon.-Fri. 10-6, Sat. 10-5 & Sun. 1-5.
Featuring furniture & fine glassware.
THE WOODSHACK
Mon.-Fri. 10-6, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 1-5.
“We recycle old homes”
CANDLELIGHT ANTIQUES
3205 Broadway, 260-458-8308
Antiques, collectibles, glassware,
vintage jewelry, primitives
Tues.-Sat. 11-5, closed Sun. & Mon.
444 West Baker at Fairfield, 260-424-2093
Architectural salvage from old homes.
Specializing in doors, woodwork, columns,
windows, assorted trims and
doorknobs.
Call for Hours.
ELKHART
ANTIQUES ON BEARDSLEY, 816 W
Beardsley. I-90 exit 92, 2 mi S. 9 blocks
W. 35 dealers. 11,000 sq. ft.Tue-Fri 11-6,
Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5. 574-523-1955.
“We’ve got your memories!”
820 ANTIQUES, Opened Spring 2015.
820 N Ward St, Elkhart. I-90 exit 92. 2
miles S then W on Beardsley to Ward.
www.820antiques.com. Hrs. Tues-Sat
10-5, Sun 12-5.
FORT WAYNE
FT. WAYNE ANTIQUE DEALERS
ASSOC. 5dealers in the area invite you to
visit their shops & enjoy the historic points
of interest.
CANDLELIGHT ANTIQUES, 3205
Broadway. 260-458-8308.Antiques, collectibles, glassware, vintage jewelry, primitives. Tues-Sat 11-5, closed Sun & Mon.
THE WOODSHACK, 444 W. Baker at
Fairfield. 260-424-2093
NATURE’S CORNER ANTIQUE MALL,
2307 Spy Run Ave. 260-483-5236 SEE
DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
ANTIQUES ON BROADWAY ANTIQUE
MALL, 1115 Broadway 260-422-6505
MERCANTILE ON MAIN, 1753 W Main.
Vintage Furniture, Spry Fashion. Lighting
Restoration, Repairs & Sales. Upcyled Art.
Mon-Thur 11-5, Fri-Sat 11-6. 260-420-5656
STOLLER’S ANTIQUE MALL, &
COLLECTORS GALLERY, 909 N.
Coliseum Blvd. 260-422-8527
10-6 Mon-Fri; 10-5 Sat; 1-5 Sun.
FREMONT
BARN STABLE ANTIQUES, 350 E. S.R.
120.10-5 Fri.-Sun. May thru Sept.
Weekends Only.260-495-3416
GOSHEN
GOSHEN ANTIQUE MALL, 107 S. Main
St. 40 Dealers. Quality antiques & collectibles. 10-5 Mon. & Wed.-Sat; 10-6 Tue.
574-534-6141
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INDIANA - Section 4
LARWILL
Countryside Antique Mall
The Premier Mall of Northern Indiana
12,000 sq. ft. on 1 floor
Quality Antiques, Primitives, Giftable Items & Painted Furniture
Mon. - Sat. 10-5:00 • Sun. 1-5:00
8049 US 30 West, Larwill, Indiana 46764
(260) 327-3050
LEESBURG
ALLEY CATS ANTIQUES
574-534-6141
Open 10-5 Mon. & Wed. Thru Sat. • Tues. 10-6
1st Friday night of
th open till 9 PM
Call For Holiday Hours each month
40 DEALERS DISPLAYING QUALITY SELECTED
* Furniture * Primitives * Tools * Jewelry * Glassware & Pottery * Linens * Butter Churns
Goshen Antique Mall is conveniently located 10 minutes S. of the Indiana Toll Road on Hwy.
15. 20 minutes NE of Amish Acres. 25 minutes W. of Shipshewana Auction & Flea Market.
310 S. Main St. • St. Rd. 15 N.
Leesburg, IN 46538 • (574) 453-2287
Antiques, Collectibles, Glassware, Furniture, Linens,
Kitchenware, Retro, Country Primitives, And Much More.
Mon.-Closed • Tues.-Sat.-10 AM-5 PM • Sun.-1 PM-4 PM
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MIDDLEBURY
PIERCETON
MY RED MOON SHOPS, 306 N First St.
574-529-2102. Opening Spring of 2015.
Closed Mon, Tues-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4
www.myredmoon.com.
VILLAGE ANTIQUE GALLERIE, 109 N First
St. US 30 at St. Rd. 13 N. 574-595-9494
ROANOKE
ANTIQUES FROM BC, 10979 N.
Roanoke Rd. & 1100 N.Most Days 10-5/
anytime by appt. 260-672-9744.
ROCHESTER
CRAFT CROSSING & ANTIQUES, 715 E
9th St (SR 25 & 14), Rochester, IN.
574-223-4099. Antiques/Crafts/Collectibles.
SHIPSHEWANA
TRADING PLACE ANTIQUE GALLERY,
on SR 5 across from Auction & Flea
Market. Open Mon-Sat.260-768-7090
Online listing of all advertisers at www.antiqueweek.com
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10-5, 574-834-3000.
Unique and Unusual European & American Antiques
US 30 at St. Rd. 13 N. • Downtown Pierceton, Indiana
(574) 594-9494 • www.villageantiquegallerie.com
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At the Trading Place Antique Gallery nearly 100 experienced
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Pajama Sale
Garden,
Art & Antique Show
Saturday, February
5, 10am-5pm
Saturday,
May 3, 8am-4pm
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Shipshewana
Antique Markets
Saturday, May 7, 8am-4pm
Saturday, June 7 & August 2 and
Shipshewana
Antique Markets
September
6, 7am-4pm
Saturday, June 4 & August 6, 7am-4pm
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OVER 10,000 SQ. FT. TO EXPLORE!
HAPPY HUNTING!
Open
7 Days
10-5
70+ Dealers
NOW
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With the Perfect Mix of Unique Treasures
• Antiques • Collectibles • Nautical • Furniture • Retro •
820 N Ward St., Elkhart, IN
www.820antiques.com
Tues-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5
Vintage Clothing & Jewelry • And so much more
Heart of the Lakes
Featuring Small & Large Antiques
Primitives, Country Crafts & Collectibles
ANTIQUE MALL
Open 7 Days 10AM-5PM
132 N. Main St. • Downtown North Webster • 574-834-3000
CRAFT CROSSING
Serving Rochester for “18” Years
A Unique Shopping Experience
715 East 9th Street (SR 25 & 14)
Rochester, IN 46975
(574) 223-4099
Tuesday-Friday 10-5, Saturday 10-3
Sunday 12-4 (seasonal)
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ANGOLA SHOPS
“Celebrating our 23rd year”
A Wild
Hare
Antique
Mall
“1 of 3 ANGOLA
Antique Malls”
All on one floor
and plenty of parking!
Multi-Dealer Mall!
Shop in a comfortable, friendly atmosphere.
Open Tuesday thru Saturday 10-5
Sunday 12-5
Closed Mondays and Major Holidays
401 W. Maumee St., Angola, IN • (260) 665-9920
www.facebook.com/wildhareantiquemall
Over 70 quality dealers
30,000 sq. feet
A diversity of quality antiques, collectibles
& accessories
suitable for all tastes
and special interests.
200 W. Maumee
Angola, IN 46703
(260) 665-6650
Store Hours:
Mon.-Sat. 10-5
& Sunday 12-5
Look for us on Facebook:
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35
Monterey
Pierceton
Larwill
Mentone
Burket
31
Columbia City
Sidney
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Woodburn
New Haven
Fort Wayne
Akron
Kewanna
24
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Silver Lake
Rochester
Winamac
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Medaryville
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30
North Manchester
Francesville
Macy
Fulton
35
Burnettsville
29
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421
Brookston
Grissom AFB
Walton
Kokomo
Burlington
Rossville
52
35 Jonesboro
37
Fairmount
Greentown
WTipton
Elwood
Kempton
Frankfort
9
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Kirklin
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BOONE
Ulen
32
Westfield
Lebanon
74
136
Lizton
Pittsboro
North Salem
Brownsburg
TNAM
Coatesville
Greencastle
Stilesville
231
Plainfield
MARION
Cloverdale
Southport
Franklin
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Spencer
3
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Mount Carmel
FRANKLIN
Milford
Edinburgh
Greensburg
Hope
46
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BROWN
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Batesville
Hartsville
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Jonesville
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50
Seymour
50
Dillsboro
50
Bedford
Greendale
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
50
Vernon
Rising Sun
JENNINGS
Oolitic
Milan
Moores Hill
RIPLEY
Holton
Versailles
North Vernon
37
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West Harrison
Sunman
Napoleon
Elizabethtown 3
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Glenwood
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Princes Lakes
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Trafalgar
Morgantown
Gosport
421
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Dupont
Brownstown
31
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Medora
MARTIN
Spring Grove
Richmond
40
Boston
Shelbyville
Bargersville
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Mount Auburn
Lewisville Straughn
Milton
Carthage
74
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Martinsville
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231
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New Palestine
New Whiteland
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40
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38
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Cambridge City
70
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70
Greenfield
Homecroft
Lake Hart
37
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Bethany
Kennard
Shirley
Greensboro
Fountain City
Whitewater
35
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Wilkinson
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Mooresville
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Selma
35
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Pendleton
Indianapolis
Parker City
Yorktown
36
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McCordsville
Meridian Hills Ravenswood
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Spring Hill
Wynnedale
Speedway
27
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Anderson
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Ladoga
Roachdale
31
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Carmel
67 Albany
Muncie
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River Forest
Noblesville32 Edgewood
Darlington
Salamonia
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MADISON
Cicero 37
Sheridan
Thorntown
rawfordsville
Atlanta
Arcadia
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Frankton
421
Gaston
35
Alexandria
Portland
67
Dunkirk
Redkey
Eaton
Orestes
Clarks Hill
65
Hartford City
BLACKFORD
Shamrock Lakes
Matthews
Summitville
Bryant
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Sharpsville
18
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Gas City
Windfall City
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Fowlerton
31
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29
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18
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Dayton
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Van Buren
Monroe
27
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Bluffton
Warren
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25
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North Grove
Amboy
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35
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224
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15
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224
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69
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25
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INDIANA - Section 5
BERNE
BERNE ANTIQUE MALL, 105 W. Water
St. 260-589-8050. Gen.ln. antiques &
collectibles. 10-5 Mon.-Sat.
CAMBRIDGE CITY
BUILDING 125, 125 W Main St.
Tues, Wed, Thurs & Sat 10-5, Fri 10-4,
Sun 12-4. 765-478-5000.
Antiques, Coins
& Collectibles
12 W. Market St.
Wabash, IN 46992
260-563-1228
Open 7 Days a Week
Call for Hours
DOUBLEHEAD TRADING COMPANY,
133-137 West Main St. 765-478-3800
CARMEL
CARMEL ANTIQUE MALL, 38 W. Main
St.Wide variety of antiques & collectibles.
Open 7 days 10-7.317-566-1908
ANTIQUE EMPORIUM, 1055 S.
Rangeline Rd, A small upscale mall with
good quality furn, silver, linens, china,
glassware, post cards, military. Emphasis
on display, Services include: Appraisals,
sm. fee for service, minor jewelry repair &
great customer service.
Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5, 317-844-8351
Union City
Antique Mall
201 N Columbia Street
Mon. - Sat. 10-5
765-964-3203
CENTERVILLE
CENTERVILLE ANTIQUE MALL, 200 W
Union St. Over 85,000 sq. ft. Hrs
10am-6pm 7 days a week. 765-855-5551
WHEELER’S ANTIQUES, 107-106 W
Main St. over 40 years in business- quality
antiques and the unusual! 765-855-3400
DECATUR
VISIT DECATUR, Several fine shops with
quality items. Fine dining and lodging.
Hours vary. Worth a visit!
DUNREITH
NATIONAL TRAIL ANTIQUE MALL,
Located at St. Rds 40 & 3. 113 E
Washington St. Open daily 10:30-5.
765-987-6057.
HIGHLAND
WANTED
CHEWING GUM PACKS, sticks,
full boxes, wrappers, anything
gum related, lifesavers, candy bar
wrappers and candy boxes.
Alan, PO Box 1801, Highland, IN 46322
KNIGHTSTOWN
BITTERSWEET MEMORIES, 121 E Main
St, Mon-Wed 10-5, Thur-Fri 9-6, Sat 11-5.
765-345-7480.
THE NATIONAL TRAIL
ANTIQUE MALL
~ 113 E. Washington St., DUNREITH, IN 47337 ~
A fine mixture of glass,
advertising, jewelry, architecture
items, furniture, vinyl and a whole
lot more.
A full line of repurposing items
(buttons, buckles, beads).
Now Open 7 Days
10:30-5:00
765-987-6057
ROUTE 3 ON HISTORIC ROUTE 40
(35 miles E. of Indianapolis, 5 miles S. of I-70, Route 3)
Carmel Old Town
Antique Mall
38 W. Main St., Carmel, IN 46032
317-566-1908
In the Heart of Old
Town Carmel
• Furniture
• Dolls
• Glass
• Silver
• Pottery
• Toys
• Linens
• Clocks
• Jewelry
• Radios
• Advertising • Vintage Sports
• Vintage Clothing • Lighting
One of Hamilton County’s Finest &
Largest Malls Near Noblesville &
Westfield, Only 5 min. N of Indy
7 Days A Week
Hours: 10 AM - 7 PM
www.carmeloldtownantiquemall.com
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INDIANA - Section 5
THE GLASS CUPBOARD ANTIQUE
MALL, 115 E. Main St. (U.S.40), Mon-Sat
10-5, Sun 1-5. 765-345-7572
HOOSIER GYM, 355 N Washington St,
www.thehoosiergym.com, 800-668-1895.
KNIGHTSTOWN TOYS & TREASURES,
39 N Washington St. 317-409-5109,
www.knightstowntoysandtreasures.com.
SEE DIPSLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
KOKOMO
TREASURE MART ANTIQUES MALL,
116 W Alto Rd, Kokomo IN 46902. Over
25,000 sq. ft., 45 dealers. 10-8 Mon-Sat,
noon-6 Sun. 765-455-9855.
MARKLE
MARKLE EXIT 286 ANTIQUE MALL, I69,
Exit 286, 1 mile east on SR 224. 7 days,
260-758-2038.
MORRISTOWN
KOPPER KETTLE INN, Family style
restaurant, 135 W Main. 765-763-6767
MUNCIE
OLD 67 ANTIQUE MALL, 601 W FUSON
RD. Antiques & Collectibles.765-288-6702
OFF BROADWAY ANTIQUE MALL, 2404
N Dr MLK Jr Blvd. Antiques & Collectibles.
Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6. 765-747-5000
NOW AVAILABLE!
Get the Guide on your GPS* ALWAYS
FREE for subscribers
NASHVILLE
MR. BROWN’S ANTIQUES IN NASHVILLE,
Old 1800’s Artisit’s house in heart of Nashville.
Filled with primitives, old & unusual, vintage &
shabby chic treasures of the past. Open all
year, every day 10-5. 96 Gould St.
NINEVEH
ANTIQUES & OLD STUFF AT THE
FLOWER & HERB BARN, primitive items,
garden & architectural antiques, etc., all
gathered in an 1800’s barn in the middle
of a little country plant & herb nursery in
Brown Co., IN. Old brick farmhouse cafe’
open for lunch every day. Open April-Dec.,
every day. 5171 Beanblossom Road,
Nineveh, IN, 461641. 812-988-2004.
NOBLESVILLE
RANDY’S TOY SHOP, 165 N 9th St.
Noblesville, IN 46060. Phone: 317-776-2220.
Email: [email protected].
Website: www.randystoyshop.com.
MARKLE EXIT 286
ANTIQUE MALL
I-69, Exit 286, 1 mile east on St. Rd. 224
Open 7 Days
Monday - Saturday
10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Sunday, Noon - 5:00 PM
Over 150 Booths
(260) 758-2038
Visit our website
www.markleantiques.com
30,000 sq. ft. of Antiques, Collectibles
Like us on Facebook
HISTORIC KNIGHTSTOWN
Mon.-Tues.-Wed. 10-5
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. 9-6
Sun. 11-5
HOOSIER GYM
Central location for the
1986 basketball movie Hoosiers,
starring Gene Hackman
& Dennis Hopper.
Jefferson T. Jones
765-345-7480
355 N. Washington St.
800.668.1895
www.thehoosiergym.com
Knightstown Toys & Treasures
ANTIQUE MALL
Quality Antiques & Collectibles
115 East Main St.
Mon.-Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 1-5
(765) 345-7572
39 N. Washington St.
317-409-5109
A Treasure Chest of
Toys and Other Goodies
www.knightstowntoysandtreasures.com
105 W. Water Street
Berne, IN 46711
260-589-8050
OFF BROADWAY
ANTIQUE
MALL
2404 N. Dr. MLK, Jr. Blvd.
(formerly Broadway)
Muncie,, IN 47303
Since 1985
I-69 Exit #241E
Mon.-Sat. 10-6 • Sun. 1-6
Great Selection of
Antique & Collectibles
Furniture • Glassware
Dolls • Toys • Pottery • Coins
Linens • Records • Books
765-747-5000
Over 100
Booths & Showcases
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HISTORIC
Decatur, Indiana
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Celebrating Our Yearly Kekionga Festival!
August 21st-22nd, 2015
Flea Market & Sidewalk Sale
August 22nd, Sat., 9-5
On Historic Second St., Downtown, Decatur
Part of
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Contact Yvonne Marie, 260-724-2001 Or Max Miller 260-223-0102
City Wide Garage Sale, June 19th & 20th
Antique Mall
Antique Flea Market
“Largest Antique Mall in Northern IN”
YVONNE MARIE’S
ANTIQUE
MALL
152 S. Second St. • Ph. 260-724-2001
Three full Floors • Celebrating 25 Years
Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5, 1st Sun 10-5
Large Selection of Antique Furniture, Jewelry, Dolls,
Vintage Clothing, General Line of Antiques & Primitives
We’re on Facebook and www.yvonnemariesantiquemall.blogspot.com
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702 W. Monroe Street • 260-724-2938
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RUSHVILLE
ELIZABETH’S KEEPSAKES, DELI,
COLLECTIBLES & ANTIQUE MALL,
237 N. Main. A unique shopping experience! Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-5. 765-938-3071
TIPTON
MEMORY LANE ANTIQUES, 125 W
Jefferson St. (Hwy 28). Wed-Fri 10-5; Sat
10-3. Quality selection. 765-675-3004.
UNION CITY
UNION CITY ANTIQUE MALL, 201 N.
Columbia. Mon-Sat 10-5. 765-964-3203.
WABASH
THE CROW’S NEST ANTIQUE MALL,
12 W Market St. 260-563-1228. Mon-Thu
10-5, Fri & Sat 10-7, Sun 12-5.
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•
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3
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109
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•
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Knightstown
Greenfield
Ind.
1
I-70
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9
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•
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•
US 40
Centerville
• Morristown
KOPPER KETTLE INN
Wheeler’s Antiques
Over 40 Yrs. In Business
“An Old Fashion Antique Shop”
Quality Antiques And the Unusual
765-855-3400
107-106 W. Main St., Centerville, IN
Sue & Scott Wheeler
www.kopperkettle.com
Building 125
125 W. Main St.
Cambridge City, IN 46327
765-478-5000
American Country
Painted Furniture
Primitives
Primitive Keepings
Barn Quilts
Hours:
Tues.-Wed.-Thurs.-Sat.
10 am - 5 pm
Friday 10 am - 4 pm
Sunday Noon - 4 pm
Proprietors:
Jim & Norma Bertsch
FAMILY STYLE RESTAURANT
Superb Dining in an Enchanting Manor House
135 W. Main Street
Morristown, IN 46161
765-763-6767
Dine on Main Street in what was once a mid1800s grain elevator, now filled with antiques
and unmatched in ambiance.
CLOSED MONDAYS
Steven B. Peterson presents Henry County’s
Treasure Hunt
THE NATIONAL TRAIL
ANTIQUE MALL
~ DUNRIETH, IN ~
OPEN TUES - SAT 10:30-5:00
Extended Summer Hours
765-749-3744
A fine mixture of glass,
advertising, jewelry, architecture
items, furniture, vinyl
and a whole lot more!
LOCATED AT ST. RDS. 40 & 3 • DUNREITH
PAGE 40
Welcome to the
HISTORIC BLOOMINGTON
ANTIQUE MALL
Open Daily 10-6
(812) 323-7676
311 W. 7th St.
Bloomington,
Indiana 47204
BloomingtonAntiqueMall.com
Open Daily 10 AM-6 PM
Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day
30 minutes south of Indianapolis
LOCATED OFF I-65 AT EXIT 76B
A COLLECTOR’S DREAM
RECOGNIZED AS AN OFFICIAL INDIANA
ATTRACTION WITH SIGNAGE ON I-65
• 600 BOOTHS AND LIGHTED CASES
• ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES
• ESTATE JEWELRY SECTION
• COIN COLLECTOR ROW
• CONSIGNMENT SERVICES AVAILABLE
• WORLDWIDE SHIPPING SERVICE
• CUSTOMER LOUNGE WITH LARGE SCREEN TV
• CONVENIENT VENDING AND SEATING AREA
• BUS AND RV PARKING AVAILABLE
• SHOP OUR EVENT WEEKENDS AND CHECK OUT THE
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Mall Merchant?
Visit our website, ask the green vest
sales support team for details, or e-mail us at
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Join our mailing list
Gift Certificates Available
OPEN 10 AM - 6 PM DAILY
CLOSED EASTER, THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS
12595 N. Executive Dr.
Edinburgh, IN 46124 • 812-526-7676
(LOCATED OFF I-65 AT EXIT 76B)
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(812) 323-7676
BloomingtonAntiqueMall.com
311 W. 7th St., Bloomington, IN 47404
CLOSED EASTER, THANKSGIVING & CHRISTMAS
Join us for these upcoming events at both locations!
Customer Appreciation Weekend
March 13, 14, 15 • 2015
Uncle Sam’s Savings
July 3, 4, 5 • 2015
Fall Sales Spectacular
October 9, 10, 11 • 2015
Secret Santa Sale
December 11, 12, 13 • 2015
Interested in becoming a Mall Merchant?
Visit BloomingtonAntiqueMall.com and Exit76antiques.com
Join our mailing list. Gift certificates available.
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2 LARGE
ANTIQUE MALLS
OVER 1500 BOOTHS AND CASES
VISA, DISCOVER AND MASTERCARD
CENTERVILLE ANTIQUE MALL
200 W. Union St., Centerville, Indiana 47330
4 Blocks North of U.S. 40, or from I-70 take Exit 145 then South
2 miles. 1 Hour E. of Indianapolis and 1 Hour N. of Cincinnati
765-855-5551
85,000 Sq. Feet, 1 Acre Under Roof
Visit the Station Stop Restaurant Inside Serving Homemade Food
Mall Hours: 10 am - 6 pm, 7 Days a Week
WEBB’S ANTIQUE MALL
245 SW Webbs Glenn, Lake City, FL 32024
On Exit 414, I-75 and on Route U.S. 441 & 41
25 miles N. of Gainesville / 1½ Hours N. of Orlando
386-758-5564 / [email protected]
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Historic Rush County, Rushville, Indiana
5 Covered Bridges • Wendell Willkie Gravesite • Amish Community
E
lizabeth’s Keepsakes & Deli
Antique Mall Since 2000
A
2
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765-938-3071
237 N. Main, (St. Rd. 3), Rushville
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-5 • Sat. 10-4
Elizabeth Innis, Proprietor
“Everything from Yesteryear to Modern Day”
• Burlap Accessories & Decorative Items
• Antiques & Collectibles
• BOC - Primitive Pillars & Tapers •
• Americana • Florals • Country & Primitive Home Decor •
• Braided Rugs & Place Mats • Crossroads Candle •
• Handmade Bar Soaps • Silicone Bulbs • Curtains & Valances •
• Large Assortment Of Regular & Lighted Billy Jacobs Canvas Prints •
•
•
•
•
Enjoy Lunch From Our Deli Menu:
Fresh Croissant & Wheat Roll Sandwiches
Fresh Fruit & Romaine Salads
Homemade Soups & Stuffed Tomatoes (Seasonally)
Cappuccino, Assorted Sodas & Teas
• Desserts: Cheesecake, Pies, Cakes,
Muffins
PAGE 43
INDIANA - Section 6 Southern
Clarks Hill
231
65
New Richmond
Linden
e
421
Colfax
MONTGOMERY
Arcadia
32
Crawfordsville
Westfield
Lebanon
mo
Whitestown
Advance
New Ross
New Market
231
74
136
Roachdale
Lizton
Pittsboro
Brownsburg
Clermont
9
70
Lake Hart
37
Brooklyn
Bethany
40
Cloverdale
Connersville
52
Gosport
FAY E T T E
Shelbyville
3
Brookville
FRANKLIN
Milford
Edinburgh
Hope
Taylorsville
Clifford
Mount Carmel
74
9
31
Princes Lakes
Greensburg
46
Newpoint
46
Millhousen
Westport
BARTHOLOMEW
45
50
54
Holton
North Vernon
37
50
JACKSON
Oolitic
Greendale
Versailles
Dillsboro
Rising Sun
31
Dupont
7
SWITZERLAND
Medora
JEFFERSON
Crothersville
MARTIN
LAWRENCE
231
Orleans
Shoals
37
150
135
Saltillo
Campbellsburg
West Baden Springs
Alfordsville
Livonia
Paoli
French Lick
W Salem
SCOTT
WASHINGTON
Henryville
CLARK
New Pekin
ORANGE
DUBOIS
Fredericksburg
Palmyra
Jasper
231
CRAWFORD
English
New Albany
37
lland
Ferdinand
Georgetown
Crandall
64
64
Carefree
62
62
Leavenworth
Alton
135
New Amsterdam
37
SPENCER
risney
Grandview
HARRISON
Laconia
Mauckport
Troy
Tell City
Cannelton
kport
62
Lanesville
Corydon
New Middletown
PERRY
Santa Claus
62
31
Charlestown
65 Sellersburg
Greenville
Galena
FLOYD
150
Marengo
Milltown
Birdseye
Huntingburg
Dale
New Providence
Hardinsburg
Hanover
Scottsburg
Little York
Loogootee
Cannelburg
Elizabeth
56
Madison
Austin
Mitchell
50
Aurora
50
OHIO
421
Brownstown
Bedford
Odon
Moores Hill
Vernon
JENNINGS
50
DEARBORN
Milan
Seymour
Newberry
Crane
RIPLEY
Lawrenceburg
7
Jonesville
Sunman
Napoleon
Osgood
11
St. Leon
West Harrison
W
65
74
3
Elizabethtown
BROWN
46
421
Columbus
Nashville
Cedar Grove
Oldenburg
Batesville
Hartsville
D E C AT U R
Bloomington
Bloomfield
Laurel
St. Paul
46 Ellettsville
GREENE
West College Corner
52
Stinesville
Worthington
Liberty
Glenwood
Rushville
SHELBY
JOHNSON
Trafalgar
37
z City
UNION
RUSH
Morristown
Boston
27
Franklin
MONROE
Richmond
LewisvilleStraughn
Milton
WAY N E
Carthage
Bargersville
Morgantown
Spencer
Spring Grove
Cambridge City
40 Dunreith
Whiteland
Martinsville
OWEN
Greens Fork
70
70 Spiceland
Knightstown
Greenfield
Spring Lake
74
Paragon
67
38
New Whiteland
67
231
Fountain City
Whitewater
35
New Palestine
65
MORGAN
r Point
Lynn
Economy
Southport
Greenwood
Mooresville
36
Mooreland
3
Kennard
Hagerstown
Shirley
GreensboroH E N R Y
Wilkinson
52
MARION
Modoc
Losantville
New Castle
Homecroft
Stilesville
231
ny
ille
Plainfield
Blountsville
Springport
Mount Summit
38
HANCOCK
Cumberland
LynhurstWarren Park
RANDOLPH
Sulphur Springs
Markleville
Cadiz
Fortville
Indianapolis
Speedway
Clayton40
Amo
Coatesville
Greencastle
Pendleton
Ingalls
Winchester
35
Middletown
36
69
Carmel
Fishers
Beech Grove
PUTNAM
38
Union City
Parker City
Farmland
Selma
Yorktown
Anderson
Lapel
Castleton
36
Ravenswood
North Crows Nest
Lawrence
Spring Hill
Wynnedale
36
Danville
Bainbridge
6
31
Edgewood
Williams Creek
Meridian Hills
North Salem
HENDRICKS
32
Noblesville
Zionsville
Jamestown
Ladoga
veland
Russellville
H A M I LT O N
BOONE
Ulen
Muncie
Darlington
etown
69
MADISON
Cicero 37
Sheridan
Thorntown
Saratoga
Frankton
Atlanta
Kirklin
Utica
Clarksville
Oak Park
Jeffersonville
Vevay
Brooksburg
Patriot
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INDIANA - Section 6
2015 Season: May 3 t June 7 t July 5 t August 2
September 6 t October 4
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TRI-STATE ANTIQUE MARKET,
Lawrenceburg Fairgrounds. US 50, 1 mi.
W. exit 16, I-275 First Sunday each
month-May-Oct.
SALEM
T ANTIQUES, 48 S. Public Square,
47167. Salem’s First Antique Mall 11-4
Thu-Fri; 10-4 Sat.
Yvonne Marie
largest tourist attraction of the era, easily
surpassing the Canadian side of Niagara
Falls.
Companies, in efforts to forestall
bankruptcy during the Great Depression,
used the Quints to sell condensed milk,
toothpaste and disinfectant through
promotions.
From Page 30
In 1934, the Dionnes brought in about $1
million in advertising revenue and an
estimated $51 million of tourist revenue to
Ontario. Quintland became Ontario’s
In her nearly 40 years of
collecting Dionne
Quintuplet memorabilia,
Yvonne Marie Gilbert
owns nearly everything
listed in price books ... and
several items, which are
so rare, they’re not listed.
T Antiques
and featuring
Fine Antiques and Vintage Collectibles
Hours: Thurs.-Fri. 11 AM-4 PM • Sat. 10-4
Now Accepting Consignments
48 South Public Square
Salem, Indiana 47167
Beginning in 1975, Yvonne Marie began
to methodically pick up anything “Dionne”
to boost her collection.
Included among her collection is a
wooden merry-go-round with small
composition dolls of the five girls. Originally
priced at $5.95 in the 1930s, the toy today
sells for around $2,000.
Another wooden toy – a tricycle built to
carry all five composition dolls – originally
cost $3.95. Today, it’s valued in the fourfigure range.
Yvonne Marie also has several StewartWarner promotional radios, complete with
decals of each of the Dionne Quintuplets. In
working condition, they are valued at $500$1,000.
One of the rarest items is a set of five
jewelry rings, each one designating a Quint.
She bought the rings from a man who had
won the rings in 1934 or 1935 at a
promotional drawing at the Strand Theater
in Cambridge, Ohio. She has never seen
another set similar and said the rings are so
rare they’re not listed in any price guide for
the Dionne Quintuplets.
“I don’t know of anything they made that
I don’t have,” Yvonne Marie says of the
expanse of her collection. “There might be a
dish or two someone might come up with …
but, otherwise, I don’t think there’s anything
made that I don’t have.”
A portion of the Dionne Quintuplet
collection will be at the shop during its 25th
year celebration in August. And, of course,
Yvonne Marie will more than likely be there
seven days a week, several hours a day.
“I have no intention of leaving,” she says.
“This has been my life.”
Contact: (260) 724-2001
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Orange City
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Sibley
18
OSCEOLA
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20
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Cherokee
59
CRAWFORD
30
71
DICKINSON
71
Estherville
Pocahontas
EMMET
PA L O
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ADAMS
34
KOSSUTH
18
HUMBOLDT
Algona
Humboldt
169
Fort Dodge
WEBSTER
BOONE
169
WINNEBAGO
69
35
Garner
Lake Mills
Forest City
HANCOCK
Britt
Belmond
Clarion
WRIGHT
Webster City
WORTH
CERRO
GORDO
Clear L.
FRANKLIN
Nevada
STORY
POLK
Colfax
WAY N E
Northwood
65
Osage
MITCHELL
18
Charles City
FLOYD
218
HOWARD
6
30
63
Cresco
New Hampton
18
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BLACK
HAWK
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Decorah
218
Waukon
ALLAMAKEE
52
CEDAR
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Guttenberg
DELAWARE
Elkader
Effigy Mounds NM
C L AY T O N
56
20
151
Monticello
61
Wapello
Muscatine
M U S C AT I N E
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DES
MOINES
Burlington
New London
LOUISA
IO
WA
6
Iowa City
34
Fort Madison
Keokuk
30
JACKSON
Bellevue
61
Clinton
CLINTON
Park View
Bettendorf
Davenport
SCOTT
Eldridge
Maquoketa
Dubuque
DUBUQUE
Wilton
52
SEE IOWA SECTION 1
ON PAGE 46
West Union
LINN
Marion
218
Cedar Rapids
JOHNSON
Kalona
80
BUCHANAN
Oelwein
FAY E T T E
WINNESHIEK
380
22
WASHINGTON
Washington
HENRY
LEE
Mount Pleasant
VA N B U R E N
Fairfield
JEFFERSON
Vinton
Sumner
River
RIV
ER
Williamsburg
IOWA
Marengo
Iowa
Belle Plaine
BENTON
218
Ced
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Bloomfield
SM
DE
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KEOKUK
La Porte City
CHICKASAW
Waverly
Hudson
Cedar Falls
63
63
D AV I S
WAPELLO
Oskaloosa
MAHASKA
POWESHIEK
Tama
TA M A
BUTLER
Albia
Grinnell
Marshalltown
GRUNDY
Newton
MARSHALL
Mason City
Hampton
65
20
Eldora
HARDIN
JASPER
L. Red Rock
Pella
34
A P PA N O O S E
Centerville
Rathbun L.
MONROE
Knoxville
MARION
Chariton
Des Moines
LUCAS
Indianola
65
Chariton River
WARREN
Ankeny
Saylorville L.
69
Ames
Story City
H A M I LT O N
Madrid
Urbandale
69
Norwalk
35
Leon
Osceola
D E C AT U R
CLARKE
Winterset
MADISON
169
Perry
6
DALLAS
30
GREENE
GUTHRIE
UNION
RINGGOLD
80
Greenfield
Creston
ADAIR
Jefferson
Rockwell City
P O C A H O N TA S
CALHOUN
20
Carroll
CASS
AUDOBON
Audubon
Sac City
71
Atlantic
CARROLL
SAC
Storm Lake
Spencer
Milford
Spirit Lake
C L AY
BUENA
V I S TA
Storm L.
Denison
SHELBY
Harlan
Walnut
6
Red Oak
MONTGOMERY
Shenandoah
River
59
83
FREMONT
TA Y L O R
Lamoni
SEE IOWA SECTION 2
ON PAGE 48
Clarinda
oines
MILLS
275
PA G E
Des M
29
Council Bluffs
P O T TA W AT TA M I E
Missouri Valley
Ida Grove
CHEROKEE
R
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75
Sioux City
Sergeant Bluff
WOODBURY
HARRISON
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CHICKASAW
son City
18
Floyd
76
Effigy Mounds NM
W New Hampton
Charles City
18
FLOYD
18
C L AY T O N
Sumner
218
pton
3
W Marquette
W McGregor
West Union
56
FAY E T T E
13
52
W Elkader
Guttenberg
BREMER
Waverly
3
BUTLER
Oelwein
63
218
150
20
Wellsburg
Steamboat Rock
GRUNDY
BUCHANAN
BLACK
HAWK
Cedar Falls
Dubuque
Waterloo
27
14
20
20
DELAWARE
Hudson
52
Grundy Center
a
DUBUQUE
La Porte City
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380
JONES
Vinton
Marshalltown
LINN
JACK
Maquoke
64
Marion
BENTON
Cedar Rapids
30
330
W Center Point 151
13
W Anamosa
218
63
Belle
Monticello
TA M A
Tama
MARSHALL
151
30
30
63
Mount Vernon
61
Belle Plaine
Iowa
River
30
CEDAR
Marengo
Grinnell
6
Newton
IOWA
80
P
Iowa City
80
Williamsburg
Eldridge
80
JOHNSON
POWESHIEK
SCOTT
Wilton
6
Davenport
M U S C AT I N E
W Kalona
22
. Red Rock
Pella
63
KEOKUK
163
Beacon
W
Knoxville
Muscatine
218
WASHINGTON
MAHASKA
22
1
Oskaloosa
IO
WA
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Washington
61
.
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LOUISA
Wapello
63
JEFFERSON
MONROE
34
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Fairfield
34
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Rathbun L.
HENRY
1
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Albia
34
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63
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New London
218
VA N B U R E N
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Bloomfield
LEE
Centerville
63
Donnellson
Fort Madison
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I O WA - S e c t i o n 1
ANAMOSA
UPTOWN ANTIQUES & COINS, 128 Main
St. Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12:30-4.
319-462-4503.
BEACON
Beacon Antiques
112 Leighton Street
Beacon, IA 52534
Owner: Michele Johnson
641-673-9300 Or
673-5137
CENTER POINT
7TH AVENUE ANTIQUES, 1104 7th Ave.,
52302. 30 dealers, 3 floors. Open daily,
319-377-2724
ELKADER
TURKEY RIVER MALL, corner of Bridge
& Main St. Antiques, gifts & collectibles.
1897 hotel. 14,000 sq ft, 4 levels. 70 vendors. Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun noon-5. Closed
Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
www.turkeyrivermall.com. 563-245-3995
KALONA
KALONA ANTIQUE CO., 211 4th Street,
Mon-Sat 9-5, 319-656-4489
WOODIN WHEEL ANTIQUES,
515 B Ave. Quilts. Mon-Sat 9-5. 319-656-2240.
www.woodinwheel.com
MARQUETTE
SCHOOLHOUSE MALL, 204 North St.
50+ dealers, 15,000 sq ft. Daily 10-5 May
1-Oct, Winter Fri-Sun. (closed Jan-Feb).
563-873-9664.
BARR HOUSE ANTIQUES, Blue 1887 house
with 9 rooms full of treasures. Daily 10-5
(seasonal). 563-873-2046, 563-873-1402
MCGREGOR
PAST 100 YEARS, 310 Main St. Antiques,
collectiques & oddtiques. Daily 10-5, DecFeb: closed, March: weekends. 563-873-3512
THE OLD TIME SHOP, 142 Main St. (Hwy
18, McGregor exit, 2 mi N) Antiques & gifts
in 1860s historic district. Seasonal.
563-873-3670
MAIN STREET MALL, 322 Main St. 13
units of quality antiques & collectibles in
historic building. Daily 10-5 May-Oct.
563-873-2807, 319-233-0448
NEW HAMPTON
LIL BRICK SCHOOLHOUSE, 1999
Gilmore Ave., 50659, 5 miles west of city.
3 buildings, daily 10-4. 641-394-3852.
Lil Brick Schoolhouse
antiques & collectibles
open daily 10 am-4 pm
Closed Sundays
*lora schwickerath 641-394-3852
1999 gilmore ave., new hampton, iowa 50659
located 5 miles west of new hampton
something for everyone
toys • clocks
crocks • furniture
3 buildings full
TRI-CITY
ANTIQUING
Shop near the Mississippi bridge
between IA & WI
All within 20 minutes!
McGREGOR, IA:
The Old Time Shoppe, 140 Main St.
McGregorville Entertainment Mall,
234 Main St.
Past 100 Years, 310 Main St.
Main Street Mall, 322 Main St.
MARQUETTE, IA:
Barr House Antiques, 211 Edgar St.
Schoolhouse Antique Mall, 204 North St.
PRAIRIE du CHIEN, WI:
Check’s Antiques, 115 S. Dousman St.
One Man’s Junque, Hwy. 35 North
Plaza Antique Mall still playing long after premiere
By Don Johnson
DYERSVILLE, Iowa — It doesn’t
take a ticket to get into the Plaza
Antique Mall, but it certainly looks
like one might be in order. The
business, which opened in June
1997, has a unique facade – that of
a movie theater that was a local
landmark since 1915.
Located in downtown Dyersville,
the theater housed one screen and
350
seats,
according
to
CinemaTreasures.org. Changes to
the facility over the years included
a facelift in 1955, giving the edifice
a more streamlined appearance.
When the building was slated for
demolition in February 1997, parts
of the original structure and its
contents were offered at auction.
“They dismantled the theater
and sold it piece by piece that
spring,” said Kathy Polfer, manager
of the Plaza Antique Mall.
The front of the building – which
included a ticket booth centered
under the marquee – was purchased
in order to give an identity to the
antique mall. Removing, cleaning,
repairing and reassembling the
facade took considerable effort.
About 500 hours went into saving
the front of the theater, which
features more than 280 lights and
about a half-mile of wiring.
Today the mall, owned by Ron
and Margie White, is clearly
identifiable because of the unique
entryway, visible even from nearby
U.S. 20, which runs adjacent to the
property.
That facade, however, isn’t the
only attraction at Plaza Antique
Mall. At the center of the
22,500-square-foot building is an
exhibit of vintage automobiles and
See Plaza Antique Mall on
page 49
Above: Vintage cars, gas pumps and
petroleum-related advertising are
among the items on display at the
center of Plaza Antique Mall.
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Spirit Lake
Sibley
71
EMMET
Lake Mills
KOSSUTH
Estherville
9
West Okoboji
OSCEOLA
WINNEBAGO
DICKINSON
Milford
Sheldon
Forest City
CERRO GOR
18
Spencer
C L AY
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Indianola
MADISON
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Greenfield
Council Bluffs
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UNION
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CLEAR LAKE
ROARING LION ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES, 414 Main Ave,
641-357-1642.
STORY CITY
ANTIQUES IOWA, I-35 40 miles North of Des
Moines, 18,000 sq ft mall, antiques & collectibles, 120 dealers Open Daily 10-7, 362 days
a year. 1639 Broad St. 515-733-9311.
www.antiquesiowa.com or Facebook!
DES MOINES
MALL, 701 NE 50th Ave, just N of I-80/35
between exits 135 & 136. 450 dealers. Daily
9-9, 515-282-0082, brassarmadillo.com
MISSOURI VALLEY
MISSOURI VALLEY ANTIQUE MALL, and
CLASSIC CARS. 1931 Hwy 30 West. 60 dealers, 13,000 sq ft. Open Daily. 712-642-2125
ORANGE CITY
JUBON JUWEELEN, 107 3rd St., NE. MonFri 10:07-5:13, Wed til 7:00p.m., Sat 12:073:13. 712-737-8920. http://jubonjuweelen.biz
WALNUT
IOWA’S ANTIQUE CITY, 12 antique
shops & malls, within 2 blocks in historic downtown, I-80 exit 46, 1 mile
south. 712-784-2100,
www.WalnutIowa.org
THE ANTIQUE SHOPS OF
CLEAR LAKE, IOWA
ROARING LION ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES
414 Main Ave.
641-357-1642
COLLECTORS WONDERLAND
403 Main Ave.
641-357-0182
WEATHERED ELEMENTS
401 Main Ave.
641-357-0970
LEGACY ANTIQUES
315 Main Ave.
641-357-4000
Plaza Antique Mall
From Page 47
related advertising, from gas pumps to neon signs.
Most of the material is for display only, although a
1973 Ford Gran Torino Sport was recently tagged
$8,000.
Overall, the antique mall is one of Iowa’s largest,
with more than 200 dealers offering everything from
sheet music to stoneware.
Understandably, however, farm toys receive a lot of
attention.
With the National Farm Toy Museum located across
the street (see related story), the mall devotes almost
its entire second floor to dealers in toy tractors, trucks
and related goods.
“We piggyback off of them,” Polfer said of the
museum. “We complement them, and they complement
us. We work very well together.”
Dyersville is a good place to find farm toys for
another reason – Ertl, Scale Models Toys and SpecCast
are all headquartered there.
While toys are readily available at the mall, locating
items related to one of the town’s other claims to fame
– the movie Field of Dreams – isn’t so easy. “There’s a
[toy] farm tractor made for Field of Dreams, an
airplane and a die-cast bank. We get those types of
items,” said Polfer. “As far as movie props, we don’t
get a lot of that. That’s mainly in people’s collections.”
The broad line of antiques and collectibles gives
buyers plenty of items to browse. According to Polfer,
recent interest has been steady in a variety of
categories, including glassware, furniture, coins and
beer memorabilia.
“They’re buying for man caves and to decorate
homes,” she said. “I don’t think it’s the big collections
like we saw when we first opened. It’s getting more to
the core.”
Regional material also has a draw. “We sell a lot of
local advertising, whether it’s souvenir china or pens
and pencils, anything with a town name on it.”
Shoppers aren’t just walking the aisles; they’re also
reaching for their wallets.
“Business the last couple of years has been very
good. We can’t complain at all,” Polfer said. “We
haven’t added the new crafty stuff and the candles and
the order-out-of-the-catalog stuff.”
The mall’s proximity to an exit on U.S. 20 makes it
convenient for travelers. “We’re located very well
along Highway 20,” Polfer said. “We get that daily
traffic, but we’re also a quick drive to many cities.”
Dubuque is about 25 miles east, Waterloo is 65 miles
west, and Cedar Rapids is 60 miles southwest.
“I’ve always said Plaza Antique Mall is a hidden
gem in the Midwest, with the farm toys, antique and
collectibles. I think we have a lot to offer,” Polfer said.
Located at 1235 16th Avenue Court SE in Dyersville,
the mall is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with
extended hours in the summer. For more information,
phone (563) 875-8945 or visit www.plaza-antique-mall.
com.
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Barlow
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Kevil
Paducah
Carrsville
Salem
Uniontown
Waverly
60
UNION
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Owensboro
431
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Livermore
Lewisport
Fordsville
Hawesville
54
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Hardinsburg
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Leitchfield
Clarkson
Irvington
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Bowling Green
231
OLDHAM
St. Matthews
Shepherdsville
65
Milton
421
55
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42
Taylorsville
42
Ghent
Pleasureville
421
71
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Warsaw
GALLATIN
Glencoe
127
127
Monterey
Owenton
OWEN
Sparta
Sanders
Gratz
FRANKLIN
75
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Walton
25
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CAMPBELL
Berry
27
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10
Brooksville
ROBERTSON
64
Germantown
Maysville
FLEMING
60
Owingsville
B AT H
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60
Vanceburg
LEWIS
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Morehead
Clearfield
Lakeview Heights
Tollesboro
Salt Lick
R O WA N
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23
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MARTIN
119
460
Yorktown
Pikeville
Coal Run
Pleasant Valley
Jenkins
McRoberts
Fleming-Neon
23
40
Louisa
Catlettsburg
Flatwoods Russell
Bellefonte
Westwood
Ashland
Greenup
Worthington
Wurtland
Raceland
23
South Shore
GREENUP
60
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Van Lear
Paintsville
23
Blaine
JOHNSON
32
Grayson
CARTER
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460
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Prestonsburg
Allen
Martin
Whitesburg
805
Wheelwright
Wayland
F L OY D
114
80
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Cumberland
119
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Salyersville
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Olive Hill
10
460
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Benham
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Booneville
11
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Stanton
Ravenna
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Jeffersonville
Camargo
Mount Sterling
Sharpsburg
32
68
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Carlisle
60
North Middletown
Millersburg
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62
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Foster
421
Berea
McKee
421
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Pineville
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London
25
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Corbin
92
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Williamsburg
WHITLEY
L AU R E L
25
Livingston
Mount Vernon
75
80
92
402
Winchester
CLARK
Richmond
388
BOURBON
460
Paris
Cynthiana
HARRISON
27
60
25
MADISON
75
Pine Knot
Whitley City
Stearns
Brodhead
ROCKCASTLE
Crab Orchard
150
Falmouth
P E N D L E TO N
27
Visalia
Bellevue
Newport
Fort Thomas
Covington
Villa Hills
Lakeside Park Cold Spring
Erlanger
Taylor Mill
Edgewood
Florence Elsmere
Alexandria
Latonia Lakes
Union
Ryland Heights
Independence
42
62
Sadieville
Corinth
Williamstown
Dry Ridge
25
75
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Stamping Ground
GRANT
227
FAY E T T E
Georgetown 460
25
421
Stanford
Burnside
M C C R E A RY
27
PULASKI
Ferguson
Somerset
Science Hill
Eubank
27
80
92
Lancaster
GARRARD
27
Nicholasville
Wilmore
JESSAMINE
Lexington
Versailles
WOODFORD
WAY N E
Monticello
LINCOLN
Hustonville
Junction City
Danville
Burgin
68
Lawrenceburg
Y.
127
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PKW
Midway
Frankfort 460
60
Lockport
227
Worthville
CARROLL
Carrollton
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New Castle
Eminence
Shelbyville
ASS
ANDERSON
64
62
Willisburg
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BLU
150
Harrodsburg
B OY L E
Perryville
Mackville
68
127
Liberty
CASEY
RU S S E L L
Jamestown
90
90
80
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Bradfordsville
Lebanon
Springfield
WA S H I N G T O N
Fairfield
Bloomfield
SPENCER
Campbellsburg
Prestonville
Simpsonville
SHELBY
Smithfield
La Grange
Bedford
TRIMBLE
42
71
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Loretto
150
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Campbellsville
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127
Russell Springs
Columbia
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WY
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Greensburg
New Haven
AS
GR
Lebanon Junction
60
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Orchard Grass Hills
Crestwood
Green Spring
Pewee Valley
Glenview Hills
Brownsboro Farm
Creekside
Winding Falls
Keeneland
Anchorage
Louisville
Fern Creek
Woodland Hills
Lincolnshire
Hurstbourne Acres
Parkway Village
Wellington
Audubon Park
Jeffersontown
Lynnview
Newburg
BULLITT
841
Valley Station Fairdale
31W
West Point
Muldraugh
Radcliff
Vine Grove
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Highview Hollow Creek
Minor Lane Heights
Okolona JEFFERSON
South Park View
Hollyvilla
Hillview
Brooks
Pioneer Village
Hunters Hollow
Shively
Pleasure Ridge Park
Brandenburg
Ekron
MEADE
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L A RU E
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Hodgenville
Elizabethtown
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Bonnieville
Upton
Sonora
KY
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Munfordville
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Hiseville
80
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Burkesville
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90
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Tompkinsville
MONROE
Gamaliel
Glasgow 68
Cave City
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Park City
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Smiths Grove
Oakland
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Caneyville
62
BRECKINRIDGE
31W
Woodburn
65
Franklin
SIMPSON
Auburn
WA R R E N
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Morgantown
WESTERN
Beaver Dam
Hartford
McHenry
Rockport
62
231
Island
Centertown
Bremen
431
Sacramento
MCLEAN
70
Rochester
BUTLER
68
Adairville
431
LOGAN
Lewisburg
Drakesboro
Central City
Greenville
Powderly
South Carrollton
62
431
Russellville
79
Allensville
MUHLENBERG
Elkton
TO D D
68
Trenton
NR
Hanson
41
Mortons Gap
White Plains
Nortonville
Crofton
41
Pembroke
EE
109
41
Hopkinsville
85
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Henderson 60
41
Sebree
HENDERSON
Corydon
Providence
68
CHRISTIAN
Fort Campbell North
24
Whitesville
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60
Sturgis
109
HOPKINS
Earlington
Madisonville
Nebo
Slaughters
Wheatcroft
WEBSTER
Clay
Dixon
41A
56 Morganfield Breckinridge Center
109
60
Caseyville
Marion
CRITTENDEN
Fredonia
Princeton
24
Cadiz
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PKW
Dawson Springs
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KENT
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62
WES
641
Eddyville
LYO N
TRIGG
La Fayette
GR
Dycusburg
Kuttawa
62
Grand Rivers
68
94
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L I V I N G S TO N
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Smithland
Benton
MARSHALL
Hardin
KWY.
Woodlawn-Oakdale
Reidland
Calvert City
24
68
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80
Murray
641
Hazel
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Lone Oak
45
Water Valley
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Mayfield
MCCRACKEN
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Wickliffe
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Fulton
RC
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CARLISLE
Arlington
Columbus
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Clinton
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South Williamson
Elkhorn City
Cedarville
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Columbia
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Burgin
68
Sadieville
Corinth
62 27
FAY E T T E
60
27
27
Nicholasville
Wilmore
JESSAMINE
80
Ferguson
150
25
CLARK
80
75
25
Livingston
Mount Vernon
Brodhead
ROCKCASTLE
Crab Orchard
64
80
London
25
Stanton
460
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C L AY
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OWSLEY
421
Booneville
WY
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Beattyville
TN
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Hyden
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WY
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Vicco
32
80
119
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K N OT T
Martin
Allen
Whitesburg
805
Jenkins
McRoberts
Fleming-Neon
46
Yorktown
Pikeville
Coal Run
Pleasant Val
119
MARTIN
23
40
Louisa
Wheelwright
23
Prestonsburg
Wayland
F L OY D
114
Van Lear
Paintsville
23
Blaine
23
64
L AW R E N C E
60
JOHNSON
Hindman
Salyersville
MAGOFFIN
Hazard
460
7
CARTER
Grayson
B OY D
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Flatwoods Russell
Bellefonte
Westwood
Greenup
Worthington
Wurtland
Raceland
23
South Shore
GREENUP
E L L I OT T
Sandy Hook
Olive Hill
10
West Liberty
7
B R E AT H I T T
Jackson
OO
B
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30
Campton
59
MORGAN
R OWA N
Clearfield
Lakeview Heights
Morehead
64
60
Vanceburg
LEWIS
WOLFE
Frenchburg
Salt Lick
MENIFEE
60
SM
MB
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B AT H
POWELL
421
Ravenna
McKee
FLEMING
Flemingsburg
Jeffersonville
Camargo
Clay City
ESTILL
10
Tollesboro
Owingsville
Ewing
MASON
M O N T G O M E RY
Irvine
Maysville
Washington
Mount Sterling
JACKSON
402
60
W Berea
421
Sharpsburg
Carlisle
32
68
Sardis
Germantown
North Middletown
Millersburg
Winchester
627
Richmond
388
W Somerset
Science Hill
Eubank
27
LINCOLN
Hustonville
GARRARD
Lancaster
Stanford
Junction City
Danville
460
BOURBON
Paris
MADISON
75
W
Lexington
421
25
460
68
ROBERTSON
NICHOLAS
62
10
Brooksville
BRACKEN
Mount Olivet
Foster
Cynthiana
HARRISON
27
22
Falmouth
Berry
W Harrodsburg
MERCER
80
CUMBERLAND PKWY.
Bradfordsville
Lebanon
Perryville
Mackville
Willisburg
Springfield
Campbellsville
MARION
Loretto
150
ANDERSON
Versailles
WOODFORD
75
25
Butler
CAMPBELL
P E N D L E TO N
Williamstown
Dry Ridge
27
Visalia
Georgetown
Stamping Ground
Midway
Crittenden
25
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227
Lawrenceburg
.
62
KWY
SS P
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127
E
BLU
127
Monterey
K E N TO N
Walton
25
75
GRANT
42
Frankfort 460
60
64
WA S H I N G TO N
Fairfield
Bloomfield
Bardstown
E
SPENCER
Taylorsville
Shelbyville
Gratz
Owenton
OWEN
FRANKLIN
421
Pleasureville
Eminence
New Castle
H E N RY
Campbellsburg
71
Glencoe
127
Sparta
Sanders
GALLATIN
Lockport
227
Worthville
CARROLL
SHELBY
Simpsonville
64
60
Washington
own
nd Hills
Acres
ge
restwood
wee Valley
rm
Ghent
Carrollton
Smithfield
La Grange
Bedford
42
Prestonville
TRIMBLE
42
71
Milton
421
42
Warsaw
Burlington
Covington
Villa Hills
Lakeside Park Cold Spring
Erlanger
Taylor Mill
Edgewood
Florence Elsmere
Alexandria
Latonia Lakes
Union
Ryland Heights
Independence
W
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ASHLAND
OLD FRIENDS, US 60W, I-64 Exit 185
(Ashland), across from McDonald’s. Huge
21 rooms. Mon-Fri 11-5, Sat 12-2.
606-928-2181
BEREA
TODD’S ANTIQUE MALL, Hwy. 21 W.
(I-75 exit 76). Primitives, Antiques,
Collectibles and furniture. 859-986-9087.
Mon-Sat 10-5, Closed Sun.
BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON ANTIQUE SHOWS, Boone
Co. Fairgrounds 10 mi S. of Cincinnati,
OH Info: 513-922-6847,
Burlingtonantiqueshow.com
GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN ANTIQUE MALL,124 W.
Main. Over 100 Booths in 2 buildings with
4 floors. “An antique show everyday”. 10-5
Mon.-Sat; 1-5 Sun. 502-863-1891
HARRODSBURG
RAGS TO RICHES ANTIQUE CENTER &
FLEA MALL, 613 South College St.,
Beaumont Plaza, 40330. 859-734-2680.
LEXINGTON
MEADOWTHORPE ANTIQUE MALL,
1455 Leestown Rd. (W/Main St.). 50 dealers in antqs. & quality colls. 10-5 TuesSat; 1-5 Sun; Closed Mon. 859-255-2607
OWINGSVILLE
WALTER’S ANTIQUES, 122 W Main,
Period clocks, chests, etc. 606-782-3240.
By Chance or Appt.
Beaumont Plaza
613 South College Street
Harrodsburg, KY 40330
859-734-2680
Monday-Saturday 10 AM-7 PM
Sunday 11 AM-6 PM
Check us out at
www.antiqueweek.com
Celebrating 34 Years
Burlington
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Boone Co. Fairgrounds
BURLINGTON, KY
ARTIE’S ANTIQUES, 4 mi. W. on US
60.4000 sq ft. Buying & selling daily.
606-674-2528
Hwy. 21 West
BEREA, KY 40403
859-986-9087
Mon.-Sat. 10-5 - Sun. 1-5
Over 50 Vendors
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1 mi. from Exit 76 off I-75
Owingsville, Kentucky
OWENSBORO, Ky. — The mother-anddaughter team of Deborah Coomes and
Jennifer Higdon has put their knowledge of
re-purposing to good use in converting the
former West Louisville Elementary School
into a gathering place for antique buffs.
NORTH
27
ANTIQUE
MALL
2330 Hwy. 2227
Somerset, KY
18,000 square feet of antiques & collectibles
150 Booths • 2 Floors
Mon.-Thurs. 10 am-5:00 pm,
Fri. & Sat. 10 am-5:30 pm, Sun. 1 pm-5 pm
606-679-1923
GEORGETOWN ANTIQUE MALL
1000’S OF TREASURES
FIRST
ANTIQUE
MALL
COMPLEX
IN KY.
April 19 • May 17 • June 21
July 19 • Aug. 16 • Sept. 20
Oct. 18
www.burlingtonantiqueshow.com
By Eric C. Rodenberg
TODD’S
ANTIQUE MALL
2015 Show Dates
3rd Sunday of the Month
Mgr. Tony Pham, 513-922-6847
Whimsical
shops making
the grade in
former school
See Whimsical on page 56
10 miles South of Cincinnati
Hours: 8am-3pm
Early buying: 6am-8am
AREA’S LARGEST & BEST
ANTIQUE MARKET
SOMERSET
NORTH 27 ANTIQUE MALL, 2330 Hwy
2227, .5 miles from 27 & 80 intersection
north, turn right light #1 Hwy 2227 then 2
miles on the right. 18000 sq ft of antiques
and collectibles. 150 booths. Mon-Thu 10-5;
Fri & Sat 10-5:30; Sun 1-5, 606-679-1923,
45 minutes East of Lexington, Ky. Exit 113 off
Interstate 64 and follow US 60 east 6 miles. 60
minutes west of Ashland, Ky. Exit 121 off
Interstate 64 and follow US 60 west 4 miles.
Old renovated barn with
4,000 square feet of antiques only.
Buying and Selling Daily.
Dealers
Always
Welcome
“Our 41st Year”
124 W. Main St.
Restaurant On
Premises
2 BUILDINGS - 4 FLOORS - 100 BOOTHS
“One Of The Nation’s Best”
“Best Variety In Central Kentucky”
Easy Acess from
Visit Us 7
I-64 and I-75
Days
A Week
Plenty of Parking
Daily 10 AM-5 PM, Sun. 1-5 PM
502-863-1891
www.georgetownkyantiquemall.com
Join us on Facebook
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BLOOMFIELD
NETTIE JARVIS ANTIQUES, 111 Taylorsville
Road. Fine Antiques. Historic 2 story building.
Tues.-Sat. 10-6. 502-252-9555,
Fax# 502-252-9550. www.nettiejarvis.com
THE VILLAGE REPEATS & UNIQUE
216 Broadway, 270-773-2241.
MAGALINE’S ANTIQUE MALL
118 Broadway. 100 Booths.270-773-4515
ROOSTER CROW
1002 S Dixie Hwy, 270-773-8929.
PAUL’S ANTIQUES, Glassware, Furniture
& Face Jugs. 111 Broadway,
270-773-5129.
CAVE CITY
LOST & FORGOTTEN TREASURE
601 S Dixie Hwy. 270-651-7400.
FOUR SEASONS ANTIQUES
115 Broadway. Fenton Dealer. 270-773-3687
THE OLDE GENERAL STORE
802 Mammoth Cave Rd. 270-773-3300.
CAVELAND ANTIQUE MALL
201 Broadway St. 270-773-3700.
SEE DISPLAY AD PAGE 55
TORI’S CONSIGNMENTS & GIFTS
508 Broadway. 270-773-5959.
NUTTIN FANCY ANTIQUE MALL
306 Duke St. 270-773-5417.
Derby City
Antique Mall & Cafe
3819 Bardstown Rd.
Louisville, KY 40218
(502) 459-5151
Open 10 am-5 pm Mon.-Sat.
1 pm-5 pm Sun.
•Louisville’s Most Charming
Antique Mall
•30,000 sq. ft. of vintage, mid-century,
quality antiques & collectibles
•Dolls, Furniture, Advertising, Toys,
Glassware, Jewelry, Primitives,
Silver, Stoneware, and
much more
Air
.
Cond
•150 Dealers
•Elevator
•Lighted Showcases
1 mile So. off 264
in the Buechel Business District
Cafe # 502-459-2320
Full Service Cafe
DJ’s ANTIQUES
& MORE
124 W. Dixie
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
Hours:
Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 10a-5:30p
Wed. 10a-5p / Sat. 10a-4p
270-360-1795
or special appointments
270-723-7734
www.djantiquesky.com
Follow us on Facebook!
We offer a collection of antiques,
furniture, primitives & collectibles
at affordable prices.
ELIZABETHTOWN
DJ’S ANTIQUES & MORE, 124 W Dixie;
exit 94 off I-65. Open everyday but
Sunday. Visit www.jdantiquesKY.com or
follow us on Facebook! 270-723-7734.
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN, KENTUCKY, is “Small Town
America” at its best, home to many
antique malls and shops as well as several other specialty shops. Many historic
sites and museums are nearby and excellent overnight lodging is available. Be sure
to visit the Simpson County Tourism “log
cabin” at I-65 Exit 2 for more information.
STRICTLY COUNTRY ANTIQUE MALL,
Mon-Sat 10-5.270-586-3978.
HERITAGE ANTIQUE MALL &
COLLECTIBLES, 111 W Washington St.
Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5. 270-586-3880.
THE COUNTRY STORE, 3850 Nashville
Rd, Mon-Sat 9-6, Sun 9-6, 270-856-8502.
Tag Sales & Auction Services
Available!
Owensboro
Parking is available in the rear
off Strawberry Alley
Antique Mall
HAZEL, KENTUCKY
500 W. Third St.
Owensboro, KY 42301
Listed in the Top 10 Antiquing Towns in the US per Fodor’s Travel
40 Dealer Booths
Located on Hwy. 641 between Murray, KY and Paris, TN on the KY TN Border
Angelique’s Antiques & Interior Design
Blue Moon Antiques
It’s So Real
301 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049
312 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049 300 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049
(270) 492-6333
(270) 492-8069
(270) 978-2008
www.angeliquesantiques.com
Bluemoonantiques.biz
The Cabin
The Felix
Hazel Antique Mall
(270) 492-6252
(270) 492-8019
(270) 978-0229
Horse’s
’ Mouth Antiques
Idle Hour Antiques
Memory Lane Antiques
(270) 492-8128
(270) 492-8018
(731) 333-6475
TM Crea
r tions
The Willow Tree
209 Third St., Hazel, KY 42049, (270) 492-6060
306 Main St., Hazel, KY 42049, (270) 492-8900
Corner
of Third & Locust
OPEN 7 DAYS
Mon.-Sat. 10-5
Sun. 12-5
(270) 684-3003
Owensboro’s Largest Antique Mall
www.antiqueweek.com
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BRIGHT’S ANTIQUE WORLD, 281 Steele
Road, I-65, Exit 2 off 31W, behind Cracker
Barrel. 35,000 sq ft of nothing but antiques!
Largest selection of antique furniture in KY
& TN. Sun 10-6, Mon-Sat 9-8.
www.brightsantiqueworld.com. 270-598-9901.
GLENDALE
SIDE TRACK ANTIQUE MALL
212 E. Main
Antiques * Collectibles * Antique Lamps
& Parts * Vintage Garden Décor * Vintage
Pottery * Prairie Cottage * Shabby Chic
Tuesday-Friday 11-5 • Saturday 11-6
270-369-8766
www.historicglendale.com
BENNIE’S BARN ANTIQUE MALL,
Located in Historic Glendale, Open 7 days
a week, 270-369-9677
HAZEL
THE CABIN, 211 Main St. 270-492-6252.
THE FELIX, 210 Main St. New Shop!
270-492-8019.
HAZEL ANTIQUE MALL
317 Main St. New shop! 270-978-0229.
HORSE’S MOUTH ANTIQUES
308 Main St. 270-492-8128.
Caveland Antique Mall
Quality Glassware Galore
605 S Dixie Hwy • 270-773-3700
Four Seasons Antiques
Fenton Art Glass & Jewelry
Dealer/Antiques A to Z
115 Broadway • 270-773-3687
Lost & Forgotten Treasure
601 S Dixie Hwy • 270-651-7400
Magaline’s Antique Mall
Antiques covering an
entire city block!
118 Broadway • 270-773-4515
IDLE HOUR ANTIQUES, 302 Main St.
New Shop! 270-492-8018.
ANGELIQUE’S ANTIQUES & INTERIOR
DESIGN, 301 Main St. 270-492-6333,
www.angeliquesantiques.com.
BLUE MOON ANTIQUES
312 Main St. 270-492-8069.
Bluemoonantiques.biz.
TM CREATIONS
209 Third St.
270-492-6060.
MEMORY LANE ANTIQUES
213 Main St.
731-333-6475.
THE WILLOW TREE
306 Main St.
270-492-8900.
IT’S SO REAL
300 Main St.
270-978-2008.
HORSE CAVE
PERKINS FAMILY ANTIQUES,
6947 S. Jackson Hwy. 270-786-4574
Mon-Sat 9-4:30
SEE DISPLAY ON PAGE 56
Nuttin Fancy Antique Mall
Artifacts, Furniture & Jewelry
306 Duke Street • 270-773-5417
LOUISVILLE
DERBY CITY ANTIQUE MALL & CAFE,
3819 Bardstown Rd. I-264 X 16, 1 mi S.
30,000 sq ft, 150 dealers. Open 7 days.
502-459-5151.
ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE, 618 E
Broadway. 9-5 Mon-Fri, 10-3:30 Sat,
Open year round.
www.architecturalsalvage.com 502-589-0670
OWENSBORO
OWENSBORO ANTIQUE MALL, 500 W.
3rd, corner of 3rd & Locust. 40 dealers w/
assortment of quality antiques. 7 days.
270-684-3003
RADCLIFF
RADCLIFF ANTIQUE MALL, 509 S. Dixie
Hwy, 40160. Virginia, Owner. Mon-Sat 9-5.
www.radcliffantiquemall.com,
Email [email protected], 270-351-5155
SHELBYVILLE
THE RUBY ROOSTER ANTIQUE &
COLLECTIBLE MALL, 514 Main St, 40065.
Mon-Sat 10-5, closed Sun. 502-633-0001
AntiqueWeek
Travel Guide to
the nation!
Rooster Crow
1002 S Dixie Hwy • 270-773-8929
The Olde General Store
Antiques, Baskets & More
802 Mammoth Cave Road
270-773-3300
Tori’s Consignment & Gifts
Upscale Primitives, Antiques,
Shabby Chic
508 Broadway • 270-773-5959
TorisConsignmentandGifts.com
Paul’s Antiques & Collectibles
Quality Glassware, Vintage
Advertising Items, Griswold Cast Iron
111 Broadway • 270-773-5129
The Village Repeats & Uniques
A mix of new and gently used.
216 Broadway • 270-773-2241
Visit Kentucky’s
most unique antique Mall
Bennie’s Barn
3 floors of antiques and collectibles
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Located in historic Glendale, KY
45 miles south of Louisville,
Exit 86 off I-65, west 2 miles
270-369-9677
Check our website for information
about Crossing Festival booths
www.BenniesBarnAntiqueMall.com
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Whimsical
now houses antique and vintage shops with
an accent on the unique. The whimsical
names of many of the shops – A Window of
History, L & D What Knots, The Rustic
Relic, P & R Mutts, Wanamaker Lee’s, The
From Page 52
Aptly christened Preservation Station, it
Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm or by special appointment.
STRICTLY COUNTRY
ANTIQUE MALL
5 mi. N. on 31W
(270) 586-3978
Mon.-Sat. 10am-5pm
Contact: (270) 993-7532
www.visitpreservationstation.com
HERITAGE ANTIQUE
MALL & COLLECTIBLES
111 West Washington St.
Mon.-Sat. 10am-5pm
Old Gray Mare, Boog Ideas and Renaissance
Gypsy – attest to the distinctive offerings.
Preservation Station shops are open
from Tuesday through Saturday from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Traffic has been good ever
since the grand opening the first weekend of
July, according to facility manager Nancy
West.
And, on the first Saturday of each month,
things get even better at Preservation
Station.
That’s when it’s “party time,” according
to Jennifer Higdon. There’s live music from
the many local musicians, a concession
stand with pulled pork and other delicacies,
and dealers doing what they do best –
dealing.
Already up to 80 vendors are setting up
for Market Days and the 3,000-4,000 buyers
who are showing up.
“It’s already growing each month,”
Higdon says. “The sales are increasing.
When we first told people around here that
we were going to convert the school into
Preservation Station, people said, ‘you’re
what … that will never work.’ Well, right
now we’re becoming a destination. Word
travels fast.
“The greatest thing we have going for us
right now is the team of vendors we have
gathered together … they’re just like family.
Everyone has really pulled together to push
business forward and help each other out.
One day we hope to find a restaurant to
lease space with us, and then we will be
even further along on our journey to become
a destination.”
Perkins Family
ANTIQUES
2
(270) 586-3880
Sun. 1-5pm
THE COUNTRY STORE
6947 S. Jackson Hwy.
HORSE CAVE, KENTUCKY 42749
(270) 786-4574
BRIGHT’S ANTIQUE WORLD
Quality Antique Furniture, Primitives, Linens,
Glassware, Collectibles, and much more.
(270) 598-9901
Sun. 10am-6pm
Simpson Co. Tourism
Toll free: 866-531-2040
www.franklinky.com
Paid in part by the
KY Department of Travel and Tourism
1)
2)
3)
4)
Strictly Country
Antique Mall
Heritage Antique
Mall
The Country
Store
Bright’s
Antique World
W
31W & I-65 Exit 2
Mon.-Sat. 9am-8pm
31
3850 Nashville Road
(270) 586-8502
Everyday 9 am-6 pm
Exit 58 off I-65. Go east on Hwy. 218 for 6 miles
to Intersection of Hwy. 218 and 31-E to red roof
building on left.
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-4:30
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Harrisville
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Clare
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Lakewood Club
Roosevelt Park
Norton Shores
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Walker
Hubbardston
Ionia
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Mattawan
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Concord
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Algonac
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SECTION 3
ON PAGE 63
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Stony Point
Detroit Beach
Monroe
South Monroe
Patterson Gardens
Deerfield
Blissfield
Morenci
Rochester
Melvindale
River Rouge
Ecorse
Allen Park
Lincoln Park
Taylor
Southgate Wyandotte
New Boston
Riverview
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Woodhaven
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Gibraltar
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Carleton
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Waldron
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Romulus
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Adrian
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Montgomery
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Bronson
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Detroit
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Jonesville
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Richmond
Romeo
Wayne
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Sherwood
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Westland Inkster
Dearborn Heights
Brooklyn
Cement City
Litchfield
Colon
Three Rivers
Vandalia
Lake Orion Bunny Run
Lake Orion Heights
Lake Angelus
Ypsilanti
Manchester
Armada
Oxford
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Napoleon
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CASS
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Buchanan
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60
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Tekonsha
60
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Jackson
Michigan Center
Vandercook Lake
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Utica
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Mount Clemens
Milford Orchard Lake Village
75 Troy
Wolverine Lake
Bloomfield Hills
Sterling Heights
Birmingham
Wixom
Walled Lake
Fraser
Brighton
Royal Oak
Beverly
Hills
Roseville
96 Farmington Hills
Berkley
Warren St. Clair Shores
Oak Park
South Lyon
Novi
East Detroit
Southfield
Hazel Park
Ferndale Harper
Farmington
Woods Grosse Pointe Woods
Whitmore Lake
Highland Park
Hamtramck Grosse Pointe Farms
Grosse Pointe
Plymouth
Livonia
Grosse Pointe Park
14
WAY N E
Garden City
Barton Hills
94
JACKSON
Parma
Albion
Union City
Berrien Springs
Bridgman
Shorewood-Tower Hills-Harb
Grand Beach
Dowagiac
Pinckney
Chelsea
94
Marshall
CALHOUN
Athens
Marcellus
36
106
99
Sunrise Heights
94 Lakeview
66
KALAMAZOO
40
Stevensville
SEE MICHIGAN
SECTION 2
ON PAGE 60
Climax
SchoolcraftVicksburg
Decatur
140
31
Springfield
Place
96 Springfield
Galesburg
Verona Park
Battle Creek
Brownlee Park
Portage
Paw Paw
Lawton
LIVINGSTON
50
Springport
89 Level Park-Oak Park
Augusta
Kalamazoo
94
Dansville
Stockbridge
Homer
Benton Heights
Benton Harbor
Fair Plain
Shoreham
Eastwood
Westwood
43
VA N BU R E N
Lawrence
59
52
Parchment
Bangor
196
36
Leslie
Bellevue Olivet
Marysville
Leonard
Clarkston
59
Howell
127
69
37
89
Plainwell
South Haven
Charlotte
Eaton Rapids
66
43
Otsego
Sparlingville
Memphis
Ortonville
75
OAKLAND
White Lake-Seven Harbors
Fowlerville
96
Mason
Martin
Allegan
40
23
Webberville
Port Huron
Dryden
Almont
Argentine
INGHAM
S T. C L A I R
Emmett
15
Lake Fenton
Linden
Holly
Fenton
Byron
52
Williamston
Holt
Potterville
50 27
Capac
Goodrich
Okemos
Lansing
Dimondale
Hastings
Hopkins
Fennville
Morrice
Haslett
East Lansing
25
19
Imlay City
Grand Blanc
23
Gaines
Perry
43
Grand Ledge
Woodland
43
Yale
LAPEER
Metamora
Durand
78
Sunfield
Freeport
Melvin
69
Burton
Lennon
Bancroft
Croswell
Lexington
Brown City
Lapeer
Davison
Vernon
69
De Witt
Eagle
Lake Odessa
50
37
24
Flint
Swartz Creek
52
Laingsburg
27
Otisville
15
Flushing
Corunna21
Owosso
St. Johns
Portland
Wayland
40
Fowler
Clarksville
Caledonia
131
North Branch
Barnes Lake-Millers Lake
Columbiaville
Mount Morris
Beecher
New Lothrop
SHIAWASSEE
Ovid
19
Clifford
Peck
Clio
Port Sanilac
25
GENESEE
52
Elsie
21
CLINTON
Westphalia
IONIA
96
Kentwood
Cutlerville
ALLEGAN
Saugatuck
Douglas
Lowell 21
East Grand Rapids
Wyoming
196
Beechwood
Holland
Maple Rapids
27
21
KENT
Carsonville
Applegate
Marlette
Birch Run
Montrose
Oakley
66
Rockford
131
Coopersville
Mayville
Millington
15
13
Chesaning
57
Sandusky
46
53
24
Frankenmuth
St. Charles
Ashley
Perrinton
Carson City
SANILAC
Kingston
46
Otter Lake
Sparta
96
75
SAGINAW
G R AT I O T
TUSCOLA
46
Sheridan
Greenville
Fruitport
Deckerville
Caro
81
Reese
Vassar
Ithaca
Stanton
Cedar Springs
Forestville
81
Fairgrove
Zilwaukee
Carrollton
Saginaw
Hemlock
52
MONTCALM
Casnovia
Kent City
Ravenna
MUSKEGON
Ferrysburg
Spring Lake
Grand Haven
46
Merrill
Pierson
37
Wolf Lake
46
Muskegon
Muskegon Heights
Breckenridge
Alma
McBride
Grant
31
North Muskegon
St. Louis
46
Edmore
Akron
15
47
Lakeview
82
Minden City
Cass City
25
Bay City
Freeland
Shepherd
66
Morley
Newaygo
Ubly
Gagetown
Unionville
Essexville
Auburn
MIDLAND
Fremont
82
120
Owendale
25
B AY
Midland
20
Mount Pleasant
142
Bad Axe
53
Sanford
Mecosta
White Cloud
Rothbury
Montague
Whitehall
142
13
Rosebush
20
Stanwood
Elkton
75
ISABELLA
20
Hesperia
20
New Era
30
Sebewaing
Big Rapids
37
OCEANA
Shelby
Harbor Beach
Pigeon
Coleman
Barryton
N E WAY G O
Walkerville
Port Hope
HURON
Pinconning
Hersey
131
Kinde
25
Beaverton
10
Reed City
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W
33
28
Au Train
Alanson
Harbor Springs
UPPER PENINSULA
68
Munising
Chatham
28
94
68
33
Petoskey
31
Onaway
Millersburg
Charlevoix
CHEBOYGAN
131
Wolverine
77
66
33
Boyne City
Ellsworth
SCHOOLCRAFT
67
Boyne Falls
East Jordan
Vanderbilt
Northport
94
22
Gaylord
2 31
W
32
131
Bellaire
32
OTSEGO
Manistique
Elk Rapids
22
2
66
ANTRIM
D E LTA
MONTMORENCY
32
Central Lake
Suttons Bay
PRESQUE
CHARLEVOIX
ALGER
75
Mancelona
LEELANAU
Empire
131
72
Traverse City
22
OSCODA
Kalkaska
Lake Ann
BENZIE
72
GRAND
T R AV E R S E
Honor
72
Grayling
31
Frankfort
33
CRAWFORD
72
KALKASKA
72
Beulah Benzonia
Elberta
Kingsley
115
113
Fife Lake
18
Thompsonville
Buckley
66
Copemish
37
22
Bear Lake
WEXFORD
Manton
Mesick
33
27
MISSAUKEE
Rose City
OGEMAW
42
Kaleva
Onekama
Roscommon
115
MANISTEE
55
Lake City
131
Harrietta
Houghton Lake
75
37
West Branch
Manistee
East Lake
55
Cadillac 55
55
55
27
McBain
31
ROSCOMMON
115
Free Soil
Pre
18
30
Marion
Tustin
37
MASON
AREN
Fountain
Luther
W
Scottville
on
Custer
61
Le Roy
LAKE
Sterling
Harrison
61
66
Gladwin
CLARE
115
Stand
61
OSCEOLA
10
GLADWIN
Evart
Reed City
Beaverton
10
Pincon
Hersey
131
Farwell
ntwater
10
Walkerville
20
20
helby
Sanford
Midland
Mecosta
20
Stanwood
Hesperia
27
Fremont
Lakeview
82
Howard City
37
Lakewood Club
W
46
Muskegon
Park Muskegon Heights
MUSKEGON
Shores
91
Coopersville
O T TA W A
Comstock Park
Northview
Walker
57
Ashley
Perrinton
Belding
Hubbardston
Oakley
Maple Rapids
Elsie
Ionia
Muir
Lyons
Pewamo
Fowler
21
St. Johns
New Lo
52
SHIAWASSEE
27
21
KENT
Grand Rapids
13
Chesaning
57
Carson City
66
Rockford
44
St. Charles
SAGINAW
G R AT I O T
Greenville
Sparta
52
Sheridan
Kent City
Ravenna
Zi
Car
Saginaw
Ithaca
Stanton
Cedar Springs
131
96
46
Merrill
Alma
MONTCALM
Casnovia
Fruitport
Ferrysburg
Spring Lake
Grand Haven
Breckenridge
Pierson
Sand Lake
Wolf Lake
46
St.
Louis
McBride
Grant
kegon
Edmore
47
Hemlock
W
31
Newaygo
Freeland
Shepherd
66
W
M E C O S TA
82
10
MIDLAND
Morley
120
B AY
Auburn
Mount Pleasant
White Cloud
Rothbury
ontague
Whitehall
13
75
Coleman
ISABELLA
OCEANA
20
30
Rosebush
Big Rapids
37
New Era
Clare
Barryton
N E WAY G O
art
18
W
Baldwin
Ovid
Owosso
Corunna21
Len
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MICHIGAN - Section 1
AUTRAIN
RED BARN ANTIQUES, ROCKS AND
BEADS at LaValley’s,
www.lavalleysresort.com, 906-892-8455.
MIDLAND
MICHIGAN ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE
FESTIVAL, May 30-31. Midland County
Fairgrounds, 6905 Eastman Ave. Midland,
MI 48642. Sat 8am-6pm, Sun 9am-4pm.
$6 per Person. Over 80 Acres of Treasures
& Memories. Antiques, collectibles, vintage
jewelry, shabby chic, classic care show &
more. Early bird shopping Friday 10-5 ($15
Weekend pass). Featuring the Student
Design Center! www.miantiquefestival.com,
(989)687-9001.
FESTIVAL, July 18-19. Midland County
Fairgrounds, 6905 Eastman Ave. Midland,
MI 48642. Sat. 8am-6pm, Sun 9am-4pm.
$6 per person. Over 80 Acres of Treasures
& Memories. Antiques, collectibles, vintage
jewelry, shabby chic, classic car show &
more. Early Bird Shopping Friday 10-5
($15 Weekend pass). Classic Car auction.
www.miantiquefestival.com,
(989)687-9001.
FESTIVAL, Sept. 19-20. Midland County
Fairgrounds. 6905 Eastman Ave. Midland,
MI 48642. Sat. 8am-6pm, Sun 9am-4pm.
$6 per person. Over 80 acres of Treasures
and Memories. Antiques, collectibles, vintage jewelry, shabby chic, classic car
show, & more. Early Bird Shopping Friday
10-5 ($15 Weekend Pass).
www.miantiquefestival.com, 989-687-9001.
MUSKEGON
MUSKEGON ANTIQUE MALL, 5905 Grand
Haven Rd, 49441. W of US 31 between
Pantaluna & Sternberg exits. 40 dlrs, 8,000 sq
ft. Summer Housrs Mon-Sat 11-6, Sun 1-6.
Winter Hours Closed Mondays from Labor Day
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W. Monroe Road (M-46). 1 mi. East of 46
& 27 junction. Furniture, general, glass.
Open 7 days. 10-5 Mon.-Sat; 1-5 Sun.
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has OVER 110,000
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(easy on/off I-75)
Dealers Welcome
NE OF MICHIG
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(989) 755-4343
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h/Cafe • Spec
Finn Juhl heats up auctions
By Kathy McKimmie
Mid-century modern is such a huge category that it sometimes helps to
break it up and take a peek at a single designer and a country of origin.
Starting in the early 1950s, Danish modern design took America by storm,
and one of its leaders was Finn Juhl (1912-1989), architect turned selftaught furniture designer. America’s appetite grew to include designers
from other Scandinavian countries, now sometimes referred to as Nordic
design.
The knock-offs came fast and furious. I know this because in the mid’50s my mother bought modern wood-frame chairs with loose cushions on
the seat and back for our brand new tract house in upstate New York. They
were on trend but definitely not designer – not on our family’s budget. (The
“blonde” stepped end tables with faux wood Formica made the family room
complete.)
Juhl was known for popularizing teak in his furniture, although other
woods were used, including walnut and rosewood. The long history of craft
guilds in Denmark played an important part in its furniture-making, and
See Finn Juhl on page 62
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37
Fountain
Luther
61
Le Roy
LAKE
Ludington
Custer
Scottville
Harrison
61
66
OSCEOLA
10
CLARE
115
Evart
31
MASON
Baldwin
10
Reed City
Hersey
131
Farwell
Clare
Pentwater
10
Walkerville
Hart
ISABELLA
20
OCEANA
20
Shelby
Mecosta
Mount Pleasant
Stanwood
Hesperia
20
Rosebush
Big Rapids
37
New Era
C
Barryton
N E WAY G O
White Cloud
M E C O S TA
Rothbury
Shepherd
66
Morley
27
Fremont
Lakeview
82
Montague
Whitehall
Newaygo
82
120
Howard City
Pierson
Casnovia
Kent City
Cedar Springs
G R AT I O T
Sheridan
Greenville
57
Sparta
131
W
Coopersville
96
O T TA W A
21
KENT
Ionia
Muir
Lyons
Pewamo
Grand Rapids
East Grand Rapids Lowell 21
Jenison
Wyoming
Grandville
96
Kentwood
Hudsonville
Clarksville
Cutlerville
Zeeland
196
Beechwood
W
Holland
Caledonia
131
37
ALLEGAN
IONIA
Portland
Eagle
Sunfield
BARRY
Fennville
40
W
89
63
St. Joseph
Hartford
Watervliet
Coloma
Benton Heights
Benton Harbor
Fair Plain
Shoreham
94
Decatur
51
31
51
W
BERRIEN
Union Pier
Three Oaks
Galien
New Buffalo
Grand Beach
12
Cassopolis
WNiles
Edwardsburg
Pa
Albion
Spring A
CALHOUN
60
Conco
Homer
Burlington
Tekonsha
Litchfield
60
131
Vandalia
Buchanan
Marshall
Union City
Mendon
CASS
60
94
Lakeview
Vicksburg
Three Rivers
Berrien Springs
94
horewood-Tower Hills-Harb
99
Sunrise Heights
Athens
Marcellus
Dowagiac
Verona Park
Battle Creek
Brownlee Park
Climax
40
140
Eau Claire
Springfield
96 Springfield Place
94
W
Galesburg
Paw Paw
66
Schoolcraft
Lawton
Springport
89 Level Park-Oak Park
Augusta
Mattawan
Portage
Stevensville
BarodaBridgman
Richland
KALAMAZOO
Parchment
Kalamazoo
Lawrence
37
Bellevue Olivet
W
Lake Michigan Beach
VA N BU R E N
Paw Paw Lake
Bloomingdale
Gobles
69
89
Eastwood
Westwood
43
Charlotte
Eaton
66
43
W
Bangor
Potterville
50 27
79
Ostego
Plainwell
Breedsville
E AT O N
Martin
40
South Haven
East La
Dimondale
Vermontville
Nashville
Hopkins
Allegan
43
Grand Ledge
Woodland
43
Hastings
89
196
Mulliken
Freeport
Wayland
Douglas
St. Joh
Lake Odessa
50
Middleville
Saugatuck
Saranac
Fowler
CLINTON
Westphalia
W
W
West Olive
Maple Rapi
Hubbardston
Belding
44
Comstock Park
Northview
Walker
Perrinton
Carson City
66
Rockford
Fruitport
Ferrysburg
Grand Haven
Ith
Stanton
MONTCALM
Ravenna
MUSKEGON
Spring Lake
91
Sand Lake
37
Wolf Lake
46
Muskegon
Muskegon Heights
Roosevelt Park
Norton Shores
Alma
McBride
Grant
31
North Muskegon
St.
46
Edmore
Lakewood Club
86
Centreville
Sherwood
WColon
86
Coldwater
131
S T. J O S E P H
Constantine
Burr Oak
White Pigeon
12
Sturgis
Bronson
12
BRANCH
69
Allen
Quincy
Jonesv
Hills
49
Reading
Montgomery
Camden
HILL
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Rain or Shine. 616-735-3333.
BARODA
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clothing. 638 E Shawnee Rd, 2 1/2 miles
SE of Baroda, MI, 269-422-1382
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COLON
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105 Edwin Ave. – 6 DAYS A WEEK
Largest selection of antique clocks.
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GALESBURG
BURGESS ANTIQUE CENTER, 67 E.
Battle Creek St., 49053. 269-484-1100.
www.burgessantiquecenter.com.
HOLLAND
WOODEN SHOE ANTIQUE MALL
447 US 31. Daily 10-5. 616-396-0353
KALAMAZOO
KALAMAZOO ANTIQUES MARKET
130 N. Edwards St. Multi-dealer market.
Open 7 days. 269-226-9788
LAKE ODESSA
LAKE ODESSA ANTIQUE MALL
1014 4th Ave., 616-374-3089
NILES
MICHIANA ANTIQUE MALL, 2423 S.
11TH ST. I-80/I-90 Toll Road. Ex. 77 (Notre
Dame Exit). 5 mi. N. 7 Days A Week 10-6.
800-559-4694 or 269-684-7001
67 E.
Battle Creek St.,
Galesburg, MI
49053
269-484-1100
Open 7 days
a week!
Hours: 10-6
Mon. thru Sat.
and 11-6 Sun.
22,000 sq. ft. –
largest antique
store in the
county
MAIN STREET ANTIQUE MALL
109 E Main St, Downtown Niles, MI
269-684-9393, www.mainstantiquemall.com,
Mon-Sat 10-5:30, Sun 12-5:30
2 floors of quality antiques
SCHOOLCRAFT
NORMA’S ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
231 Grand (U.S. 131)
269-679-4030, 800-575-6476, Fax: 269-679-5406
Wed.-Sat. 10-5; Sun. by chance or appt.
Closed holidays, Jan., & Feb. & March
Over 13,000 sq. ft. 3 floors.
Large Selection of Gen. Line and Fine Antiques
Buy and Sell By Appt.
Accept all major credit cards.
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27,000 sq. ft. on one floor
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LAKE SHORE ANTIQUE MALL
10300 U.S. 31
WEST OLIVE, MI 49460
7 miles S. of Grand Haven
11 miles N. of Holland
75+ Dealers • Quality Antiques & Collectibles
616-847-2429/Fax 847-7101 Open Year-Round Except Special Holidays
Sept. 1-March 30 Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 (Closed Thurs. Jan. & Feb.)
April 1-Aug. 31 Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-5
Kalamazoo
Antiques Market
130 NORTH EDWARDS STREET
KALAMAZOO, MI 49007 269-226-9788
Multi-dealer market in the heart of downtown
Kalamazoo, offers a broad variety of fine quality
antiques: Primitives to Victorian to Fifties
HOURS: MON.-FRI. 11 AM-5 PM
SAT. 10 AM -5 PM • SUN. NOON-4 PM
Directions: From US 131: Exit 36 East to downtown.
From I-94: Exit 78 N. to downtown Michigan Ave. to
Edwards (One Block East of Radisson Hotel.)
Shawnee
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3 Big Buildings
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1000s of Small Items
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From 1890’s-1970’s
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12,000 sq.ft. Mon.-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5.
616-847-7100
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12,000 SQ. FT.
Monday-Saturday 10-5
Sunday 12-5
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616-847-7100
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10300 US 31. Antiques & Collectibles.
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Finn Juhl
From Page 59
designers collaborated with cabinetmakers to
bring their designs to market. Juhl worked for
two decades with cabinetmaker Niels Vodder, and
when his name is impressed in the wood alongside
Juhl’s, collectors are willing to keep their hands raised
longer at auction.
Much more available and affordable today are Juhl’s
designs produced by Baker Furniture, Holland, Mich.,
beginning in the early 1950s in its Baker Modern line. A
1952 Baker advertisement says, “Selections from this
new group are now in the ‘Good Design’ exhibit.” The
exhibit, a joint program of New York’s Museum of Modern Art and The Merchandise Mart in Chicago, had a
great influence on consumer buying. An exception to the
“affordable” part of the Baker collection is the “Baker
Sofa” designed by Juhl in 1951 with its back appearing
to float above the seat with a sculptural curve.
Checking the results for Wright’s Nov. 20 Scandinavian Design auction in Chicago, I noticed that a few
Finn Juhl items went way over estimate. Three pieces
in rosewood by Juhl were featured as top highlights in
its post-auction press release, all models NV-45. They
were a settee, estimate $30,000-$50,000, result $40,000;
lounge chair, estimate $8,000-$12,000, result $20,000;
and a pair of lounge chairs, estimate $20,000-$30,000,
result $75,000 (results include premium).
I thought I’d check elsewhere and confirmed that
there seems to be a Juhl trend developing, especially on
chairs and wooden bowls. His well-marked earlier pieces are pretty hot, with his Chieftain armchair hitting a
record at the Phillips Nordic Design auction in London
on Sept. 26, 2013, reaching £422,500 against a £50,000£75,000 estimate, about $674,000. I wondered why that
was; there was no special provenance given for the circa
1949 listing, just the information you would expect,
that it was teak and leather with an impressed mark in
the wood indicating it was by Finn Juhl and cabinetmaker Niels Vodder. At the Phillips Nordic Design auc-
Above: Although
known for his furniture,
Finn Juhl also
designed wooden
bowls. This carved
teak bowl, circa 1950,
impressed with Juhl’s
name and the Danish
maker’s, Kay Bojesen,
sold for $4,375 at
Wright, against a
$2,000 to $3,000 estimate. Courtesy
Wright.
Above: Finn Juhl in his Chieftain chair,
designed in 1949. Courtesy One collection.
tion in September
2014, the estimate
was upped for a similarly made and marked circa 1950
Chieftain armchair to £150,000-£250,000, and it still
topped the high estimate with £290,500.
The Chieftain chair was also made by Baker and is
now made by the Danish firm Onecollection with rights
from Finn Juhl’s widow, Hanne Wilhelm Hansen. They
began by making Juhl’s model 57 sofa at her request for
an exhibit in 1998; now they make several pieces. The
company’s website is a great resource on Juhl.
If you want to learn more about the Danes and their
modern furniture, I recommend DanishModern, by an
American, Andrew Hollingsworth, 2008, Gibbs Smith.
About half of the furniture made in Denmark in the
1950s headed to the U.S., he says. His book offers useful biographies on the designers and cabinetmakers as
well as photos of homes filled with all that wonderful
Danish furniture that landed here.
Resource:
www.onecollection.com
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water
Quincy
Montgomery
Camden
HILLSDALE
99
34
Brooklyn
Napoleon
50
Cement City
127
Hudson
34
Morenci
LENAWEE
Clayton
223
12
59
223
Adrian
24
Oxford
Barton Hills
Lake Angelus
14
Keego Harbor
Novi
Farmington
Northville
Sylvan Lake
50 Dundee
Royal Oak
Birmingham
75 Troy
23
Lambertville
24
WAY N E
Highland Park
Detroit
Carleton
Estral Beach
Gibraltar Rock
Flat
WRockwood
South Rockwood
75
Roseville
Hamtramck Grosse Pointe Farms
Grosse Pointe
Grosse Pointe Park
Melvindale
River Rouge
Ecorse
Allen Park
Lincoln Park
Romulus Taylor
Southgate Wyandotte
New Boston
Riverview
Grosse Ile
Woodhaven
Trenton
Luna Pier
Mount Clemens
Fraser
29
94
Port Huron
Algonac
Marine City
St. Clair
29
Marysville
Sparlingville
25
Croswell
Lexington
Pearl Beach
New Baltimore
New Haven
Warren St. Clair Shores
Oak Park
East Detroit
Southfield
Hazel Park
Ferndale Harper
Woods Grosse Pointe Woods
Garden City
275
19
Memphis
Emmett
25
Port Sanilac
Applegate
Carsonville
S T. C L A I R
19
Yale
Sterling Heights
Dearborn
Westland Inkster
Dearborn Heights
Wayne
MONROE
Maybee
Milan
Rochester
MACOMB
Armada
Melvin
Peck
19
Sandusky
46
SANILAC
Deckerville
Richmond
W Romeo
53
Almont
W Waterford
Utica
Pontiac
59
Clarkston
Woodland Beach
Stony Point
Monroe
Detroit Beach
Patterson Gardens South Monroe
Petersburg
La Salle
Blissfield
Leonard
Dryden
Capac
Brown City
Imlay City
Lake Orion Bunny Run
Lake Orion Heights
Livonia
Plymouth
Whitmore Lake
South Lyon
Deerfield
Ortonville
Metamora
Berkley
Beverly Hills
Farmington Hills
W50Tecumseh
Britton
Clinton
69
WHolly
WDavisburg
OAKLAND
Marlette
53
North Branch
Clifford
Kingston
LAPEER
Lapeer
24
Milford Orchard Lake Village
Wolverine Lake
Bloomfield Hills
Wixom
Walled Lake
Brighton
WASHTENAW
Manchester
Onsted
Addison
Manitou Beach-Devils Lake
Somerset
Waldron
North Adams
12
Hillsdale
Jonesville
Reading
49
Allen
Litchfield
Hanover
94
Dexter
Pinckney
96
Fenton
15
Goodrich
W
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rlington
Tekonsha
Concord
Spring Arbor
60
Grass Lake
Chelsea
52
Stockbridge
36
LIVINGSTON
59
75
White Lake-Seven Harbors
23
Davison
Grand Blanc
Mayville
46
TUSCOLA
81
Barnes Lake-Millers Lake
Columbiaville
WBurton
Flint
Lake Fenton
Linden
Argentine
Otisville
24
Caro
Otter Lake
81
Millington
15
Vassar
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Michigan Center
Vandercook Lake
52
Belleville
Saline 23
106
JACKSON
Jackson
Homer
Albion
Parma
50
Dansville
96
Howell
Webberville
Byron
Gaines
23
Akron
Fairgrove
Mount Morris
15
Beecher
Swartz Creek
Flushing
WWilliamston
Fowlerville
Bancroft
Durand
Vernon
Lennon
Clio
Birch Run
W
LHOUN
Marshall
99
Springport
Leslie
69
Morrice
Perry
52
21
Corunna
Owosso
SHIAWASSEE
46
Reese
25
Frankenmuth
GENESEE
Montrose
New Lothrop
13
75
Saginaw
Zilwaukee
Carrollton
15
Bay City
W
hts
94
69
36
INGHAM
127
Mason
Holt
Eaton Rapids
Potterville
Haslett
78
Oakley
Chesaning
SAGINAW
52
57
47
St. Charles
52
Hemlock
52
46
Laingsburg
Ovid
Elsie
Merrill
Okemos
Ashley
Breckenridge
Lansing
East Lansing
Dimondale
Charlotte
50 27
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Bellevue Olivet
rk
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k
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43
Grand Ledge
Mulliken
21
De Witt
27
St. Johns
27
Maple Rapids
CLINTON
Westphalia
Eagle
Ithaca
St. Louis
Perrinton
Fowler
Hubbardston
Pewamo
Alma
G R AT I O T
Carson City
Portland
79
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57
Muir
Lyons
Sunfield
dessa
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21
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ALM
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McBride
46
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10
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MIDLAND
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ANN ARBOR
ANTELOPE ANTIQUE AND COINS,
255 E. Liberty. 734-663-2828.
www.antelopeantiques.com
BELLEVILLE
ANTIQUES ON MAIN, 430 Main.
multi-dealer mall. General line. Dealers
welcome 10-5 Mon-Sat; 1-5 Sun.
734-699-8285. www.antiques-on-main.com
BERKLEY
ODD FELLOW ANTIQUES, 3248 W. 12
Mile, Berkley, MI 48072. 248-399-6098.
Antelope Antiques
and Coins
255 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
1,500 square feet of everything
antique, plus coins & stamps.
Buy-Sell-Trade
11-6 Tuesday-Saturday
734-663-2828
www.antelopeantiques.com
BURTON
COLLETTE’S VINTAGE & ANTIQUE
MALL, 5350 Davison Rd, 48509. 810-7151990. www.collettesvintage.com. Open 7
days, 300 dealers, 60,000 sq. ft. Flea
Market every Saturday.
FLAT ROCK
MOTOR CITY ANTIQUE MALL, 13431
Telegraph, 48134. 734-782-4018. Tue-Sat
10-6; Sun 12-6; closed Mon. 17,000 sq ft.
90 plus dealers.
DAVISBURG
MICHIGAN ANTIQUE FESTIVALS,
May 2-3. Springfield Oaks County Park,
12451 Andersonville Rd, Davisburg, MI
48350. Sat 8am-6pm, Sun 9am-4pm. $6
Admission. Come Rescue a Piece of
American History. Antiques, collectibles, vintage jewelry, shabby chic, industrial, classic
car show & more. Early Bird Shopping
Friday 10-5 ($15 Weekend Pass). miantiquefestival.com, 989-687-9001.
HOLLY
BATTLE ALLEY ARCADE ANTIQUES
MALL, 108 Battle Alley, Mon-Sat 10:305:30, Sun Noon-5, 248-634-8800
MICHIGAN ANTIQUE FESTIVALS, Oct
3-4. Springfield Oaks County Park, 12451
Andersonville Rd, Davisburg, MI 48350. Sat
8am-6pm, Sun 9am-4pm. $6 Admission.
Come Rescue a Piece of American History.
Antiques, collectibles, vintage jewelry, shabby chic, industrial, classic car show & more.
Early Bird Shopping Friday 10-5 ($15
Weekend Pass). miantiquefestival.com,
989-687-9001.
Odd Fellow Antiques
3248 W. 12 Mile, Berkley, MI 48072
(Between Coolidge & Greenfield)
MON., TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. 11 AM - 5 PM
THURS. 11 AM - 8 PM • SUN. 12 Noon - 5 PM
Ph.: 248.399.6098
55 BOOTHS & 25 SHOWCASES - 8000 SQUARE FEET
Chandeliers - Furniture - China - Glass - Pottery - Jewelry
Vintage Clothes - Toys - Linens - Military - Seasonal Items
Winner of “Hour Detroit’s - Best of Detroit” • www.oddfellowsantiques.com
Multi-Dealer Mall
HOWELL
LIVINGSTON ANTIQUE OUTLET, 1825
Burkhart Rd. I-96 to Exit 133, M-59 turn N
to 1st light. Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5.
517-548-5399 200 Dealers!
JACKSON
JACKSON ANTIQUE MALL, 201 N
Jackson St. Dealer Space. 10-5:45 MonSat; 12-4:45 Sun, 517-784-3333.
LIVONIA
TOWN PEDDLER CRAFT & ANTIQUE MALL
VOTED “BEST ANTIQUES” IN METRO DETROIT
25,000 Sq Ft - OVER 400 ANTIQUE & CRAFT DEALERS
All Major Credit Cards - Layaway - Gift Cards
7 DAYS Mon-Sat (Open Late!) 10-8 - Sun 11-6
35323 Plymouth Rd - Livonia, MI 48150
(734) 513-2577 - www.townpeddler.com
ROMEO
TOWN HALL ANTIQUES, 205 N Main,
48065. 40 dlrs on 3 flrs.
Open 7 days a wk. 586-752-5422.
TECUMSEH
ANTIQUES & VINTAGE ON THE
BOULEVARD, Bena style Ant & Vintage
shop filled w/ industrial, prim, shabby chic,
farm fresh finds, retro, painted & finished
furn. Mulit-dealer mall. 2500 sq. ft. Open
Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5. 138-140 E
Chicago Blvd (M-50). Free parking in front
& back. 517-301-4747,
[email protected].
Motor City
Antique
Mall
5,000 Sq. Ft.
General Line Antiques, Primitives, Furniture, China, Pottery,
Collectible Books, Depression Glass, Hummels, Model Airplanes,
Large Coke Collection
13431 Tele-
www.antiques-on-main.com
graph, Flat Rock, MI 48134
734-782-4018
Closed Mon. • Tues.-Sat. 10-6 and Sun. 12-6
Furniture, pottery, jewelry, lighting, primitives,
Retro and so much more.
17,000 sq. ft. Antique and Collectible
Mall with 90 plus dealers.
Located halfway between Detroit and Toledo
and just minutes from I-75 or I-275.
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ANTIQUES MARKET OF WILLIAMSTON,
2991 N. Williamston Rd. I-96 exit 117, 1/3
mi N. 75+ dlrs. Since 1980. Daily 10-6.
517-655-1350
WATERFORD
DIXIELAND MARKET PLACE, 2045 Dixie
Hwy, Corner of Telegraph & Dixie. Fri 4-9,
Sat & Sun 10-6. 248-338-3220,
www.dixielandfleamkt.com
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jewelry, clocks & watches, books. Friendly, knowledgeable dealers staff the floor. Realistic
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The Great Midwestern
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Clean & Friendly
New Merchandise
Arriving Daily
ANTIQUE OUTLET
Est. 2002
(517) 548-5399
1825 Burkhart Road • Howell, MI 48855 (½ mile from I-96, Exit 133)
32,800 sq. ft. Antique Outlet. Currently 200 quality dealers.
Antiqueables and Uniqueables • Architectural items • Primitives • Books
• Vintage Prints • Yard Items • Fiesta Ware • Automobilia • Pottery
• Cast Iron Cookware • Glassware • Wicker
GREAT FURNITURE COLLECTION!!!
108 Battle Alley, HOLLY, MICHIGAN 48442
248-634-8800
Dixie Hwy.
Flint
[email protected]
www.battlealleyarcade.com
25 DEALERS
Grand Blanc
Fenton
Exit 79
Off US-23
I-75 Exit 108
N. Holly Rd.
WILLIAMSTON
RED CEDAR ANTIQUES, 1435 Grand Ave.
(Hwy 43, 1 mi W of city) 50+ dlrs, 10-6 Daily,
517-655-3000. www.redcedarantiques.com
BATTLE ALLEY
ARCADE ANTIQUES MALL
I-75 Exit 101
Grange Hall Rd.
HOLLY
TECUMSEH ANTIQUES & MORE, 3600
sq. ft. featuring 25+ dealers. Ant, Vintage
items, jewelry, glassware, refurb. furniture,
coll, & more. Open Mon-Fri 10-5:30, Sat
9-4, Sun 12-4. 101 E Chicago Blvd (M-50).
517-215-8499,
www.tecumsehantiquesandmore.com.
GREAT MIDWESTERN ANTQ
EMPORIUM, 5233 Dixie Hwy. 5000 sq. ft.
Reputable dlrs. w/quality antqs. & colls.
Open everyday 10am-6pm Clsd Major
Holidays. 248-623-7460, www.gmwae.com.
I-75 Exit 98
E. Holly Rd.
Davisburg Rd.
Milford Rd.
TECUMSEH
HITCHING POST ANTIQUES MALL
2 mi. W of Tecumseh on M-50 near M-52.
8,000 sq ft of quality antiqes, Victorian
Furniture, dolls, lighting & lamp parts,
general line. Open 7 days a week 10-5:30.
517-423-8277.
Davisburg
M-59
Pontiac
www.mainstreetholly.com
Visit our wonderful
“Street of Shops”
store filled with
antiques,
collectibles and
surprises around
every corner!
Mon.-Sat.
10:30 AM 5:30 PM
Sun. 12:00 PM 5:00 PM
Exit 98 off I-75 or
Exit 79 off US-23
Sleuthing is all
part of collecting
By Kathy McKimmie
If you’re reading this, you are likely
a collector of something, more likely of
several things. Looking around my
own house, I see the remnants of many
collections over the years: paintings,
quilts, rugs and pottery are most obvious. Although I buy very little now, I
am always on the lookout for that special something.
A couple of years ago, I saw a pottery
figure on eBay that looked mighty similar to the Brown County Pottery
(1932-1953) I collect and wrote about
in my book, Clay Times Three, IU
Press, 2010. But a few things were just
“wrong.” These are the kinds of things
that a pottery expert on PBS’s Antiques
Roadshow would point out to the disappointed person in the opposite chair.
See Sleuthing on page 73
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Fiesta collection spread far and wide
By Kathy McKimmie
Maybe you’ve been in Andy and Jane
Flachs’ shoes. You’ve got a great collection amassed over many years and now
you are selling at auction. Do you
attend and fret throughout the day
over every item’s hammer price compared to what you paid for it? Or do
you get far, far away?
Well, Andy explained that he and his
wife, from Quincy, Ill., have had a foot
in both camps. They used to have an
antique store, and when it closed they
made the mistake of going to the liquidation auction and watched as they
took a bath on many items. This time,
he said they planned to visit their
daughter in Chicago and also steer
clear of watching online bidding while
nearly 700 items with no reserve, mostly Fiesta pottery but also related books
and ephemera, changed ownership
Aug. 2.
The nerves this go-round were
reserved for the day of the packaging
and pickup by Sullivan Auctioneers,
Hamilton, Ill. “I had to leave the
house,” he said.
I asked auctioneer Joe Sullivan
beforehand how he thought the auction
would shake out in sales, onsite versus
online, since it was on Proxibid. He
guessed about 30 percent to 40 percent
online. Turned out to be 44 percent
online – pretty close.
The auction house has been selling
online for 10 to 12 years of its 33 in
business, he said. Coins typically sell
the best online, about 90 percent, and
furniture the worst, only 5 percent.
Since online bidders are charged 15
percent, a big draw for bidders sitting
in their seats at Sullivan’s is its no buyer’s premium policy.
“There are not very many of us left,”
he said. When he announced the policy
at a two-day auction in Mississippi
recently, he said the 2,000 people
assembled gave him a standing ovation.
Although Andy said his wife likes
Fiesta, “it’s more my thing than hers.”
And at age 59 and after 25 years of
collecting, he’s ready to part with it.
His first Fiesta purchase was a 15-inch
red chop plate bought at an Iowa flea
market and intended as a gift for a
friend. He decided to keep it for himself – and he was off, becoming well
known in the Homer Laughlin collecting community.
Pieces identified as rarest by Andy
include those in medium green from
the 1950s; cake plates, which are hard
to find, and they had three of the four;
Tecumseh Antique Shops
Antiques & TECUMSEH HITCHING POST
Vintage ANTIQUES & ANTIQUES MALL
MORE
On the Boulevard
138-140 E. Chicago Blvd.
(M-50)
Downtown Tecumseh
101 E. CHICAGO BLVD.
(M-50)
DOWNTOWN TECUMSEH
1322 E. MONROE (M-50)
(2 MILES WEST OF DOWNTOWN)
OPEN 7 DAYS
10-5:30
(Additional Parking in Rear)
517-423-8277
OPEN 7 DAYS
(Additional Parking in Rear)
M-F 10-5:30
8,000 SQUARE FEET OF
SAT
9-4 • SUN 12-4
QUALITY ANTIQUES
M-Sat 10-6
517-215-8499
GENERAL LINE
Sun 12-5
25+ DEALERS ~ 3600 SQ. FT. INCLUDING VICTORIAN
ANTIQUES, REFURBISHED
517-301-4747
FURNITURE, CLOCKS,
FURNITURE, SIGNAGE,
LAMPS & LIGHTING,
Primitives, Industrial, Retro,
GLASS, JEWELRY &
BROWSE OUR FURNITURE
Shabby Chic, & Rustic Lodge
COLLECTIBLES
BARN
Come Browse This Vignette Style
WE BUY ANTIQUES &
WE BUY ANTIQUES
Antiques & Vintage Shop
PRIMITIVES
Above: A pitcher and six cups in original
box seemed like a good buy at $150.
12-inch vases; mixing bowl lids; and
some of the brochures, particularly
those with “paste-overs,” an updated
price list glued to an existing brochure
to save reprinting.
The original colorful Fiesta dinnerware was released by Homer Laughlin
China Co., Newell, W.Va., in 1936 and
produced until 1973. Fiesta was reintroduced by Homer Laughlin in 1986.
Here are some of the highlights from
the sale (before premium if sold online):
• 12-inch vases: $475 (in red, also
top lot in sale); $450 (turquoise); $430
(yellow)
• Three stacking refrigerator jars
with lid and labels on each piece, $450
• Cake plates: $425 (yellow), $400
(cobalt blue), $300 (green)
• Retail brochures from 1938 to 1968
brought $5 to $160, with nine going for
more than $50. The top sale was from
April 1, 1941; next for $140 each was a
Nov. 1, 1946 paste-over and a Nov. 15,
1950.
• 5-inch mixing bowl lids: $390 (red);
$360 (yellow)
• After dinner demi coffee pots with
straight side handle: $260 (turquoise);
$240 (red); $200 light green
• Nine demi coffee cups sold for $20
to $150 with top sellers: $150 (chartreuse); $125 (forest green); $120 (gray
and rose colors).
• Other top items include: $425 (red
striped dessert bowl); $400 (red 8-inch
vase); $300 (red promo casserole w/
original holder); $275 (10-inch cobalt
and ivory vases); and $230 (cobalt tripod candleholders).
For full results:
www.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.
asp?aid=82840
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Ironton Deerwood
Riverton
East Gull Lake
Verndale
ldrich
10
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210
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Denham
18
Kerrick
Willow River
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371
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Randall
Browerville
PINE
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Little Falls
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Genola
27
Flensburg
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MILLE
Hillman
65
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Buckman
MORRISON
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25
Royalton
Albany
New Munich
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Avon
St. Martin
Lake Henry
Belgrade
Roscoe
55
Regal
Pleasant Lake
Rockville
Richmond
47
25
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Princeton
Zimmerman
169
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St. Francis
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Isanti
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Cambridge
95
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Clearwater
23
Paynesville
Big Lake
94
Eden Valley
55 Watkins
Kimball Prairie
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Wyoming
Shafer
8
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Annandale
Maple Lake
East Bethel
47
Elk River
Monticello
Taylors Falls
Lindstrom Center City
Stacy
Chisago City
23
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Rush City
169
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Spring Hill
71
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Pease
Ronneby
Foley
Sartell
Sauk Rapids
St. Joseph
Waite Park
94
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4
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10
70
Rock Creek
Foreston
23
St. Stephen
St. Anthony
Freeport
Melrose
Elrosa
Gilman
Holdingford
Pine City
Grasston
65
Bock
Milaca
Rice
St. Rosa
107
Ogilvie
28
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Mora
Elmdale
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Grey Eagle
71
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Askov
Sandstone
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McGrath
25
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210
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Ham Lake
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61
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Marine On St. Croix
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Champlin
4
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Buffalo 55
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Dellwood
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Brooklyn Center
Loretto
Birchwood Village
55 New Hope
New Brighton
Howard Lake
15
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25 Delano
Robbinsdale
Little
Canada
Medina
Bayport
Independence
Crystal
North St. Paul
Maple Plain WayzataPlymouth
Roseville Maplewood
Lake Elmo
22
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Lakeland
Winsted
Lake Lillian
Watertown Minnetrista Orono Minnetonka Beach St. Louis Park
Cedar Mills
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Lakeland Shores
Minnetonka
Cosmos 7
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Lake St. Croix Beach
Deephaven Hopkins
Woodbury
Tonka Bay
West St. Paul
Silver Lake
St. Bonifacius
7
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St. Marys Point
Mendota Heights
Afton
South
St.
Paul
Mayer
Excelsior
7
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Edina
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Hutchinson
Newport
New Germany
Richfield
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4
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Inver Grove Heights
Eden Prairie
261
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Park
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Chaska
CARVER
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Young America
61
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Stewart
15
Hamburg
Brownton
New Auburn
13
Green Isle
169
4
1
lls
19
19
Fairfax
Franklin
Winthrop
Gibbon
Gaylord
19
Henderson
Heidelberg
ents
LE SUEUR
15
68
Cobden
169
22
Evan
Le Center
14
Springfield
BROWN
Nicollet
La Salle
Madelia
Lake Crystal
169
W AT O N W A N
30
Dunnell
14
Waseca
Mantorville
14 Claremont
Dodge Center
STEELE
35
30
Amboy
63
Elg
52
Byron
Roches
14
Kasson
Northrop
Fairmont
Freeborn
13
Wells
Blooming Prairie
Dexter
Bricelyn
69
Racine
Spring Valley
Elkton
Rose Creek
Twin Lakes
Glenville
Wyk
Grand Meadow
16
Mapleview
Hayward
Conger
Frost
30
63
90
56
Austin
Albert Lea
Kiester
Stewartville
Brownsdale
FREEBORN
Alden
90
OLMSTED
30
Waltham
Sargeant
Clarks Grove
Hollandale
109
FA R I B A U LT
Hayfield
Manchester
169
Blue Earth
30
Geneva
Walters
15
Ellendale
Hartland
Easton
90
DODGE
52
New Richland
22
Delavan
218
Waldorf
Mapleton
Winnebago
Granada
Sherburn
Oronoco
West Concord
Owatonna
Minnesota Lake
15
MARTIN
4
56
57
Pemberton
Truman
Alpha
Medford
Janesville
BLUE EARTH
Lewisville
Odin
Ormsby
Jackson
Millville
Hammond
Pine Island
Vernon Center
Butterfield
Welcome
Zumbro Falls
Morristown
St. Clair
22
60
Mazeppa
60
WASECA
60 Mountain Lake
Trimont
63
Zumbrota
Kenyon
13
14
St. James
4
60
60
Good Thunder
ham Lake
Wanamingo
Faribault
Waterville
Madison Lake
Elysian
Eagle Lake
Skyline
30 Darfur
Lake
Goodhue
Bellechester
56
3
60
Mankato
60
58
GOODHUE
52
Dennison
Kilkenny
St. Peter
North Mankato
Hanska
Comfrey
WCannon Falls
Nerstrand
15
4
61
19
Dundas
Kasota
14
Courtland
Randolph
RICE
13
Cleveland
99
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
New Trier Miesville
Red Wing
D A K O TA
Northfield
99
NICOLLET
Hampton
3
Lonsdale
Montgomery
Morgan
52
50 Farmington
New Market
Elko
Hastings
Coates
Vermillion
19
Le Sueur
22
Lafayette
35
SCOTT
New Prague
SIBLEY
Rosemount
Lakeville
Jordan
Belle Plaine
Arlington
n
Apple Valley
Prior Lake
5
W
Hector Buffalo Lake
MOWER
Ostrander
FIL
Myrtle
218
Adams
Taopi
56
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By Carrie Johnson
A mere $26.60 isn’t the haul a person would expect
from one of the most famous robberies in American
history. But that’s just what the James-Younger Gang
absconded with when they fled Northfield, Minn., on
Sept. 7, 1876, after a botched robbery of the First
National Bank, leaving in their wake two dead gang
members, two fatally wounded citizens, and a story
that would capture the attention of Americans for
years to come.
A vicious lot, the James-Younger Gang was comprised
of brothers Jesse and Frank James; brothers Cole, Jim
and Bob Younger; Clell Miller; Charlie Pitts; and
William “Bill” Chadwell. Almost all the members of
the gang had been guerilla fighters for the Confederacy
during the Civil War. With the Union’s victory, these
men became outcasts, both socially and politically.
Two months before the Northfield Raid, the JamesYounger Gang waylaid a Missouri Pacific Railroad
train transporting money for the Adams Express Co.
and the United States Express Co. An estimated
$17,000 was pilfered from the safes, but the gang’s
good fortune soon began to change.
Hobbs Kerry, who had assisted with the train
robbery but was later apprehended by the police,
fingered his cohorts in return for a reduced sentence.
Facing increased scrutiny in Missouri, the bandits
opted to head north, traveling to Minnesota.
Intent on committing anther robbery, they considered
banks in a variety of cities and towns. The criminals
settled on Mankato, but there were too many citizens
on the streets when they rode into town on Sept. 4, so
they abandoned the idea. The gang of outlaws
implemented Plan B, setting their sights on Northfield.
Though the town boasted a population of only 2,000,
the James-Younger Gang targeted the First National
Bank after learning it had recently been outfitted with
a new safe and chronometer time lock, indicating there
Above: Interest in members of the James-Younger Gang doesn’t
stop at the Northfield city limits. Collectors look for items related to
all aspects of the lives of those involved. This stereoview depicts
Jesse James following his assassination in St. Joseph, Mo., on April 3,
1882. It sold for $12,075 at Cowan’s Auctions in June 2007. (Photo
courtesy of Cowan’s Auctions)
were considerable funds to protect. Indeed, inside the
bank vault was $15,000, a significant sum at the time.
Working at the bank that fateful day were Frank
Wilcox, the assistant bookkeeper; Alonzo Bunker, the
teller; and Joseph Heywood, the bookkeeper and
treasurer for both the city of Northfield and the newly
established Carleton College. Heywood was filling in
for George Phillips, the bank’s cashier, who was
attending the World’s Fair in Philadelphia.
While Jesse James, Jim Younger and Chadwell
guarded the escape route out of town to ensure a quick
getaway, Cole Younger and Miller posted themselves
outside the bank. Frank James, Bob Younger and Pitts
entered the bank with revolvers drawn, and Frank
warned the three employees he would kill anyone who
cried for help.
See Northfield R aid on page 71
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275
Sheridan
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35
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Quitman
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N O D AWAY
71
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71
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ANDREW
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Agency
59
CLINTON
BUCHANAN
LIVINGSTON
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29
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Sumner
Camden
24
13
65
50
13
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50
Stover
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Roscoe
Harwood
Walker
Deerfield
54
Flemington
Humansville
CEDAR
32
5
Stockton
Bronaugh
73
Jerico Springs
Liberal
32
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Arcola
Burgess
Aldrich
160 Lamar Heights
39
Mindenmines
160
Dadeville
Morrisville
160
71
Midway
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71A
71
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60
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60
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Goodman
Wheaton
37
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Noel
71
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Eminence
106
Cabool
60
137
Greenville
34
19
Willow Springs
Mountain View
60
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Piedmont
21
17
Norwood
5
Sparta
63
60
60 Van Buren
Commerce
91
51
Puxico
86
65
TA N E Y
160
160
Gainesville
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Fisk
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25
Morehouse
Essex 60
Penermon
Baker
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67
OREGON
Thayer
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Naylor
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Parma
Malden
53
62
Clarkton
Risco
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25
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412
Arbyrd
Cardwell
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Campbell
164
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55
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60
Wilson City
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MISSISSIPPI
55
Qulin
67
57
Charleston
61
Bernie
160
Doniphan
19
101
60
Dexter
RIPLEY
160
Brandsville
Koshkonong
160
Bakersfield
63
62
Miner Bertrand
Sikeston
Circle City
60
21
160
Alton
OZARK
Benton
Lambert
Morley
Haywood City
Blodgett
Diehlstadt
Bloomfield
HOWELL
Rockaway Beach
Forsyth
Hollister
Table Rock Townsite
Blue Eye
13
West Plains
Taneyville
160
61
25
STODDARD
Grandin
Branson
Bell City
Vanduser
Williamsville
Ellsinore
CARTER
14
61
Oran
SCOTT
67
60Birch Tree
55
Scott City Illmo
Chaffee Kelso
77
Advance
WAY N E
Mill Spring
Winona
17
Cape Girardeau
Gordonville
Delta
34
106
76
39
Chain-O-Lakes
Jackson
Marble Hill
Whitewater
SHANNON
DOUGLAS
Lakeview
CAPE
GIRARDEAU
Des Arc
BOLLINGER
Summersville
65
Kimberling City
Seligman
21 Ellington
67
CHRISTIAN
Cassville
Washburn
72
Marquand
Annapolis
Pocahontas
Oak Ridge
MADISON
Ironton
Arcadia
63
160
Reeds Spring
248
Pilot Knob
17
Galena
BARRY
Old Appleton
61
Lutesville
5
Diggins
Fordland
Seymour
Rogersville
Wittenberg
Altenburg
Frohna
19
Raymondville
Ava
Exeter
37
Houston
Longtown
Junction City
51
137
Hartville
Hurley
248
Butterfield
PERRY
Sedgewickville
REYNOLDS
WRIGHT
Aurora
Crane
Purdy
MCDONALD
Anderson
Ozark
STONE
Fairview
Bunker
Licking
Centerville
WEBSTER
Perryville
Fredericktown Cobalt City
21
32
51
67
72
TEXAS
Lithium
55
Viburnum
72
Nixa
Clever
60
21
IRON
32
Mansfield
Ash Grove
Marionville
Monett
NEWTON
32
5
Willard
44
Asbury
Neck City
Strafford
Waco
Purcell Carytown
JASPER
Alba
Miller
Avilla
Halltown
96
Oronogo
Brookline
Brooklyn Heights
Carl Junction
Springfield
Carterville Carthage
La Russell L A W R E N C E
Airport Drive
Webb City
Republic
Battlefield
Reeds
60
Mount Vernon 174
Oakland Park
Stotts City
Joplin Duenweg Fidelity
Iron Gates
Duquesne
Sarcoxie
44
Billings
Hoberg
Sunnyvale
Shoal Creek Drive
Cliff Village
Redings Mill
DENT
Salem
Marshfield
St. Mary
61
S T.
FRANCOIS
LACLEDE
Niangua
Fair Grove
GREENE
Everton
STE.
49
Pleasant Hope
Walnut Grove 13
Greenfield
Lockwood
South Greenfield
Bonne Terre
8
Highley Heights
Leadwood
Flat River
Rivermines
Leadington
GENEVIEVE
Elvins
Irondale
Esther
Caledonia Bismarck
Farmington
63
72
Phillipsburg
Conway
DADE
Golden City
Jasper
Ste. Genevieve
Mineral Point
Lebanon
BARTON
Lamar
8
19
32
32
65
Bloomsdale
21
Potosi
8
Edgar Springs
Halfway
32
67
Steelville
Rolla
PULASKI
Buffalo
Fair Play
Umber View Heights
Fort Leonard Wood
64
61
WASHINGTON
CRAWFORD
PHELPS
St. Robert
44
DALLAS
Sheldon
Milford
Waynesville
Louisburg
POLK
13
Doolittle
Newburg
44
Olympian Village
De Soto
Leasburg
Cuba
Northwye
17
Pevely
Herculaneum
Crystal City
Festus
21
St. James
Crocker
Richland
Hillsboro
47
St. Cloud
Bourbon
44
68
54
Urbana
Moundville Milo
19
63
Dixon
65
El Dorado Springs
54
Nevada
Collins
55
JEFFERSON
Iberia
Stoutland
Scotsdale
Cedar Hill Lakes Kimmswick
30
Oak Grove
Sullivan
Vienna M A R I E S
Camdenton
Macks Creek
Hermitage
54
Preston
Wheatland
Weaubleau
13
VERNON
Richards
HICKORY
Gerster
Arnold
Cedar Hill
Bland
Belle
63
42
Linn Creek
CAMDEN
Vista
Parksdale
44 Pacific
St.
Clair
Parkway
FRANKLIN
Owensville
Argyle
St. Elizabeth
17
Brumley
Osceola
Schell City
Union
40
Leslie 50
Gerald
Rosebud
OSAGE
Freeburg
42
54
Rockville S T . C L A I R
71
Metz
Stotesbury
50
Westphalia
MILLER
Osage Beach
Hurricane Deck
Climax Springs
7
13
Rich Hill
Foster
Hume
Tuscumbia
Bagnell
Lakeview
Lakeside
Lake Ozark
Lakeland
5
Sunrise Beach
GASCONADE
St. Thomas
MORGAN
BENTON
Warsaw
Appleton City
Berkeley Ferguson
Bridgeton
Bellefontaine Neighbors
St. Ann Bellerive Jennings
Overland Beverly Northwoods
Hills Pine Lawn
Olivette
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St. Louis
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Huntleigh
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Ellisville BallwinRock Hill Webster Groves
Augusta
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Affton
ST. LOUIS
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Washington
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Lemay
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New Haven
19
COLE
Linn
7
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New Melle
47
Taos
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Lake St. Louis
WARREN
McKittrick
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Hermann
Morrison
Berger
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54
Olean
Barnett
65
52
54
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Lincoln
Clinton
Butler
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Lohman
Russellville
Cole Camp
Hartwell
52
Holts Summit
California Centertown
HENRY
Passaic
C A L L AWAY
New Bloomfield
Lake Mykee Town Mokane
MONITEAU
Calhoun
Urich
54
Clarksburg
5
Adrian
B AT E S
63
Jamestown
Ionia
Foley
Bellflower
Winfield
Hawk Point Troy
Moscow Mills
Old Monroe
Portage Des Sioux
New Florence
High Hill
61
Warrenton Truesdail
Wright City Flint Hill Josephville
Jonesburg
S T. C H A R L E S
70 Weldon Spring Heights
St. Paul
O Fallon
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Foristell Wentzville
St. Charles Florissant Black Jack
Fulton
Lupus
Prairie Home
Tipton
Windsor
52
LINCOLN
Montgomery City
13
Blairstown
Creighton
Merwin
Amsterdam
Amoret
Otterville
Syracuse
Smithton
50
Green Ridge
Chilhowee
Garden City
7
Sedalia
Wellsville
MONTGOMERY
Hartsburg
COOPER
Elsberry
Silex 61
Middletown
Martinsburg
Kingdom City
Columbia 70
Ashland
JOHNSON
CASS
Benton City
Auxvasse
Bunceton
Annada
Whiteside
54
Rocheport
5
Leeton
Gunn City
Latour
Harrisonville
West Line
Freeman
Pilot Grove
Hughesville
PETTIS
La Monte
Knob Noster 50
Warrensburg Whiteman AFB
Centerview
Paynesville
Eolia
161
Vandiver
54
Wooldridge
Baldwin Park
Clarksville
PIKE
Bowling Green
Laddonia
Hallsville
New Franklin
Boonville
Tarrants
Curryville
Vandalia
Rush Hill
240
Franklin
Nelson
Blackwater
Sweet Springs
Lone Jack
Pleasant Hill
Centralia
BOONE
63
HOWARD
70
Archie Strasburg
Kingsville
71
Marshall
Houstonia
Greenwood
Peculiar
Raymore
AUDRAIN
Sturgeon
Harrisburg
Emma
Farber
Clark
Glasgow
Arrow Rock
Concordia
54
22 Mexico
Aullville
Louisiana
61
19
15
Fayette
Higginsville
Tarsney Lakes
Unity Village
Lake Lotawana
Cleveland
Mount Leonard
Blackburn
Alma
Corder
Odessa 70
Oak Grove
Gilliam
Perry
54
Higbee
SALINE
Mayview
154
240
65
Ashburn
Frankford
19
Paris
Renick
3
Slater
New London
RALLS
Center
Holliday
Madison
24
Clifton Hill Huntsville
Keytesville
24
Salisbury
Moberly
Dalton
Malta Bend
Miami
Waverly
Grand Pass
Dover
Lexington
L A FAY E T T E
Independence
Lake Winnebago
24
Stoutsville
Cairo
Armstrong
Henrietta
Fleming
Riverside
Birmingham
Randolph
Wellington
North Kansas City Buckner Levasy
Napoleon
24
Sugar Creek
Belton
Jacksonville
De Witt
24
Wakenda
Norborne
36
Monroe City
MONROE
Carrollton
R AY
Lake Tapawingo Blue Springs
Grain Valley Bates City
Raytown
Hannibal
Shelbina
RANDOLPH
65
Homestead
Lees Summit
Grandview
36
5
Brunswick
ON PAGE 72
Palmyra
MARION
Clarence
Macon
Mendon
Triplett
Bogard
Kearney
JACKSON
24
Shelbyville
Bosworth
Avondale
Kansas City
Bethel
SHELBY
CHARITON
Tina
CARROLL
Woods Heights
Excelsior Springs
Rayville
Prathersville
35 Mosby
Richmond Hardin
Farley
Leonard 15
Atlanta
New Cambria
Callao
Bevier
36
Hunnewell
Rothville
Hale
Braymer
Lawson
Liberty
Weatherby Lake
Waukomis
Platte Woods Lake
Glenaire Missouri City Orrick
Pleasant Valley
Weston EdgertonIatan Gladstone
Parkville
Sibley
Dearborn Oaks Oakwood Manor
Bucklin
Marceline
13
C L AY
Brookfield
Cowgill
Polo
69
Holt
Smithville
Ferrelview
6
63
CALDWELL
Lathrop
Laclede
36
Ludlow
Kingston
Turney
Trimble
Camden Point Ridgely
Tracy
63
Ethel
Linneus
Wheeling
Chillicothe
Breckenridge
Mooresville
Hamilton
36
Plattsburg
169
Newark
Elmer
Purdin
LINN
Gower
De Kalb
Rushville
Lewis And Clark Village
P L AT T E
Cameron
36 Osborn
Ewing
Lock Springs
13
Kidder
Canton
16
Monticello
6
Novelty
MACON
Clarksdale
St. Joseph Easton
La Plata
South Gifford
11
5
Chula
Gallatin
Altamont
Winston
Maysville
Browning
65
Jamesport
6
Weatherby
Amity
La Belle
La Grange
Laredo
35
Stewartsville
LEWIS
Knox City
Hurdland
Gibbs
Lewistown
DAV I E S S
DE KALB
Country Club
Amazonia
Cosby
Edina
Brashear
6
Millard
Trenton
Pattonsburg
Jameson
Savannah
KNOX
Kirksville
S U L L I VA N
Alexandria
61
Baring
Novinger
6
Milan
Wayland
CLARK
Rutledge
15
Osgood
Revere
Kahoka
Wyaconda
South Gorin
ADAIR
Galt Humphreys
6
13
King City
136
Greentop
Tindall
Brimson
Coffey
169
Oregon
29
McFall
Granger
Luray
Arbela
Memphis
GreenGreencastle
City
G RU N DY
Gilman City
69
Ford City
Rea
Rosendale
5 Pollock
Spickard
HARRISON
Darlington
GENTRY
Bolckow
81
Downing
Queen City
Harris
65
BarnardGuilford
Mound City
Bigelow
136
63
SCHUYLER
Mount Moriah
136 New Hampton
Bethany
SCOTLAND
Lancaster
Livonia
136
Worthington
Newtown
Albany
Glenwood
PUTNAM
Unionville
Lucerne
136
Princeton
Ridgeway
Martinsville
Gentry
Conception Junction
Clyde
Arkoe
H O LT
69
Powersville
Mercer
65
Cainsville
136
Skidmore
Craig
Denver
169
Ravenwood
Maryville
Fairfax
59
Corning
159
Worth
MERCER
Blythedale
Eagleville
Parnell
Burlington Junction
136
Rock Port
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South Lineville
Hopkins
Sheridan
Clearmont
35
WORTH
Allendale
Grant City
Pickering
Parnell
urlington Junction
itman
Worth
N O D AWAY
71
Blythedale
Eagleville
Ravenwood
Maryville
Denver
69
169
Graham
Darlington
Fillmore
McFall
DAV I E S S
DE KALB
Altamont
Winston
Cameron
36 Osborn
Easton
CLINTON
Agency
BUCHANAN
Plattsburg
Lathrop
Trimble
Camden Point Ridgely
Platte City
Tracy
69
Elmira
Hale
Braymer
Lawson
Brunswick
24
Carrollton
R AY
Wakenda
Norborne
Henrietta
Camden
Fleming
Riverside
Birmingham
Randolph
Wellington
North Kansas City Buckner Levasy
Napoleon
24
Sugar Creek
24
W
Independence
Raymore
71
Cleveland
West Line
Freeman
13
Corder
Mayview
Drexel
East Lynne
Aullville
Concordia
Harrisonville
70
Centerview
Holden
65
7
Sedalia
50
Otterville
Syracuse
Smithton
Ti
Green Ridge
Blairstown
13
Windsor
5
Ionia
52
Calhoun
Cole Camp
Stover
Hartwell
Adrian
Versai
Lincoln
HENRY
B AT E S
Clinton
65
Passaic
7
52
Bu
Leeton
Creighton
Merwin
Amoret
5
La Monte
Knob Noster 50
Warrensburg Whiteman AFB
Urich
Amsterdam
Pilot Grove
Hughesville
PETTIS
JOHNSON
Chilhowee
Garden City
Franklin
Nelson
Blackwater
Sweet Springs
Houstonia
Baldwin Park 50
Gunn City
Latour
HOWAR
Arrow Rock
W Lone Jack13
Archie Strasburg
Kingsville
Marshall
Higginsville
Emma
Pleasant Hill
CASS
Mount Leonard
Blackburn
Alma
Tarsney Lakes
Unity Village
Lake Lotawana
Greenwood
Peculiar
Glasgo
240
65
Odessa 70
Oak Grove
Gilliam
Slater
SALINE
L A FAY E T T E
Lake Tapawingo Blue Springs
Grain Valley Bates City
Raytown
Lees Summit
Grandview
Malta Bend
Miami
Waverly
Grand Pass
Dover
Lexington
Avondale
JACKSON
Keytesville
Salisbu
Dalton
De Witt
Richmond Hardin
Farley
Belton
CHARITON
5
Triplett
65
Woods Heights
Rayville
Prathersville
Liberty
Weatherby Lake
Waukomis
Platte Woods Lake
Glenaire Missouri City Orrick
Pleasant Valley
Weston EdgertonIatan Gladstone
Parkville
Sibley
Dearborn Oaks Oakwood Manor
Lake Winnebago
Rothville
Bosworth
Bogard
Kearney
Kansas City
N
Mendon
CARROLL
Homestead
Mosby
Bucklin
Tina
Excelsior Springs
Ferrelview
Sumner
13
35
Smithville
Brookfield
Cowgill
Polo
Holt
C L AY
Laclede
Kingston
29
P L AT T E
Meadville
36
Marceline
CALDWELL
169
Wheeling
Chillicothe
Breckenridge
Mooresville
Ludlow
Turney
Gower
De Kalb
Rushville
Lewis And Clark Village
Linneus
Lock Springs
Hamilton
36
LINN
LIVINGSTON
13
Kidder
Stewartsville
Purdin
Chula
Gallatin
Weatherby
Amity
11
5
6
Maysville
Browning
65
Jamesport
35
Clarksdale
59
Laredo
Jameson
Savannah
Country Club
Amazonia
Cosby
S U L L I VA N
Trenton
Pattonsburg
Union Star
Galt Humphreys
6
Coffey
169
St. Joseph
Tindall
Brimson
13
King City
ANDREW
29
Gilman City
69
6
Milan
Osgood
G RU N DY
Ford City
Rea
Rosendale
GreenGreencast
City
Spickard
HARRISON
GENTRY
71
Harris
65
BarnardGuilford
Bolckow
5 Pollock
Mount Moriah
Albany
Stanberry
Worthin
Newtown
136 New Hampton
Bethany
Conception Junction
Clyde
Arkoe
136
136
Princeton
Ridgeway
Martinsville
Gentry
PUTNAM
Unionville
Lucerne
65
Cainsville
136
dmore
Powersville
Mercer
MERCER
Montrose
Butler
52
Deepwater
Brownington
Appleton City
BENTON
MORGAN
Warsaw
5
Sunrise Beach
Lowry City
PAGE 71
MISSOURI - Section 1
KANSAS CITY
MALL, 1450 Golfview Dr. Grain Valley,
south of I-70 between exits 21 & 24. 450
dlrs, daily 9-9. 816-847-5260.
brassarmadillo.com
LONE JACK
LOG CABIN ANTIQUES, Huge inventory.
Turn south on Lover’s Lane, off US 50,
East of Lone Jack 1 1/2 miles.
Open Fri-Sat-Sun 11-5. 816-697-3881,
www.logcabinantiques.net
Northfield Raid
desk, staunchly declared the vault
could not be opened because it was on
a time lock. That was a lie, and the
robbers knew it. While Bob Younger
grabbed what little money was easily
available, Frank James, growing
incensed, knocked Heywood to the
floor and fired a warning shot above
his head.
Before Heywood could be coerced
into opening the vault, the robbers
heard Cole Younger yelling for them
to leave the bank, crying that the
townsfolk were shooting the gang to
pieces. Bob Younger and Pitts headed
to the street, but Frank James
paused. Blaming Heywood for the
botched robbery, Frank pointed his
pistol at the fill-in cashier and fired.
Miraculously, the bullet missed
Heywood, but Frank wasn’t finished.
He leveled his gun again and shot
Heywood point blank in the temple,
killing him.
With that, the gang abandoned the
raid and fled, sparking one of the
largest manhunts in U.S. history.
The three Younger brothers were
caught near Madelia, with Pitts killed
in the gun battle between the outlaws
and the authorities. Both James
brothers evaded capture, but they
could not outrun their pasts.
About three years after the
Northfield raid, Jesse James formed
a new gang and began committing
more robberies. Swayed by a reward
of $10,000 for Jesse’s death, Bob
Ford, one of the new gang members,
assassinated Jesse in the gang
leader’s home in 1882. Six months
later, Frank James surrendered to
the governor of Missouri. During his
subsequent trial, Frank denied all
connections with the Northfield Raid.
Because of the passage of time, a
politically connected defender and
Frank’s charisma, he was acquitted.
Though the band of outlaws
unraveled almost 140 years ago, the
gang still commands attention.
“Jesse James and the interest in
From Page 68
While the outlaws tried to
determine which of the employees
was the cashier, and thus was able to
open the vault, several of the
townsfolk
realized
what
was
happening and called for citizens to
grab their weapons. In the ensuing
gunfight, Miller and Chadwell were
killed, as was Bob Younger’s horse,
while a Swedish immigrant was shot
in the head and later died from the
wound.
Inside the bank, Heywood, who had
been mistakenly identified as the
cashier because he was using Phillips’
Above: Numerous books have been written about the Northfield Raid and its participants. This first-edition copy of A Complete and Authentic History of the Lives
of Frank and Jesse James by Jay Donald
was published in 1882. It sold for $359.70
at Heritage Auctions in April 2011. (Photo
courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
NOW AVAILABLE!
crime in general, particularly
19th-century crime, is very strong
with collectors, particularly if you’re
dealing with these guys who are
viewed by the public as sort of outside
the law,” said Wes Cowan, president
of Cowan’s Auctions. Members of the
James-Younger gang weren’t just
common criminals – they were
cunning and hardened, the worst of
the worst.
“They are outlaws. Jesse James,
Billy the Kid, the Reno Gang, all of
these guys became larger-than-life
figures largely due to newspapers and
pamphleteers who glorified what they
were doing. Even today, people are
still interested,” Cowan said.
Not all criminals are equal when it
comes to the antiques market. Items
associated with outlaws from the
American West generate more
interest than those from the East,
according to Cowan. The extra
attention is attributed to the
romanticized perception of the West.
Vintage material relating to the
James-Younger
Gang
includes
photographs, pamphlets and letters.
Prices start at about $100 and can
reach five figures.
At the upper end of the scale, an
eight-page letter signed by Jim
Younger to his friend Cora McNeil
sold for $28,680 at Heritage Auctions
in June 2012. The catalog noted,
“Cora, who may have been a
sweetheart of Jim’s before he went to
prison, was the wife of Minneapolis
judge George M. Bennett who had
taken an interest in Jim and Cole and
worked for years to have them
released and pardoned. In this
fascinating letter, Jim is giving a
statement of the several crimes he
and Cole were accused of committing,
one of which occurred while they were
incarcerated.”
A typed manuscript about the
See Northfield R aid on page 75
PAGE 72
MISSOURI - Section 2 Northeastern
MARION
24
SHELBY
Shelbyville
Palmyra
Clarence
con
36
Hannibal
Shelbina
36
Hunnewell
Monroe City
sonville
24
MONROE
Ashburn
airo
Center
Holliday
Madison
24
New London
RALLS
Stoutsville
Frankford
19
Paris
154
Perry
Moberly
54
19
15
Farber
Clark
AUDRAIN
Centralia
22 Mexico
Paynesville
Eolia
Laddonia
161
Vandiver
Wellsville
LINCOLN
Bellflower
Montgomery City
Kingdom City
Ashland
C A L L AWAY
Holts Summit
Lohman
ussellville
Chamois
Hermann
Morrison
Berger
Gasconade
W Jefferson City
47
GASCONADE
COLE
OSAGE
Argyle
Belle
MILLER
Cedar Hill
St. Clair
Oak Grove
19
47
St. Cloud
Bourbon
21
67
CRAWFORD
Northwye
Crocker
Doolittle
Newburg
Rolla
Potosi
8
8
19
72
Edgar Springs
Mineral Point
Bonne Terre
STE.
8
Highley Heights
Leadwood
Flat River
Rivermines
Leadington
GENEVIEV
Elvins
Irondale
Esther
Caledonia Bismarck
Farmington
63
49
PULASKI
S T.
FRANCOIS
DENT
32
IRON
Salem
32
21
67
Viburnum
E
72
21
32
Blooms
21
Steelville
PHELPS
Fort Leonard Wood
61
WASHINGTON
St. James
Dixon
Olympian Village
De Soto
Cuba
63
St. Robert
Pevely
Herculaneum
Festus Crystal City
Leasburg
68
Iberia
Waynesville
55
Hillsboro
Sullivan
MARIES
44
17
Scotsdale
30
Bland
42
44
Lemay
Parksdale
JEFFERSON
Vienna
17
Lakeshire
Sappington
Murphy Concord
Arnold
Parkway
63
St. Elizabeth
Eureka
Sunset Hills
Leslie 50
FRANKLIN
Owensville
Freeburg
Linn
Times Beach
44 Pacific
Union
Gerald
Rosebud
St. Thomas
ST. LOUIS
Washington
50
Westphalia
St. Peters 70
St. Louis
New Haven
19
Taos
Wardsville
Eugene
ey
WARREN
Cedar City
54
cumbia
Florissant Black Jack
Spanis
Hazelwood
Berkeley Ferguson
40 Cottleville
Bridgeton
Bellefon
St. Ann Bellerive Jennings
New Melle
Hills Pine Lawn
Olivette
Clarkson Valley
Maplewood
Ellisville
Webster Groves
Augusta
Winchester Kirkwood
Marlborough
Crestwood
Affton
Lake St. Louis
McKittrick
Rhineland
New Bloomfield
Centertown
St. Martins
Portage Des Siou
S T. C H A R L E S
St. W
Charles
Fulton
54
Winfield
Troy
Old Monroe
New Florence
High Hill
61
Warrenton Truesdail
Wright City Flint Hill Josephville
Jonesburg
70 Weldon Spring Heights
St. Paul
O Fallon
Marthasville
Foristell Wentzville
Hartsburg
63
Hawk Point
Moscow Mills
Williamsburg
ge
pus
Foley
MONTGOMERY
Auxvasse
W Columbia
Elsberry
Silex 61
Middletown
Martinsburg
54
stown
Annada
Whiteside
54
Benton City
Hallsville
70
Bowling Green
Vandalia
Rush Hill
BOONE
63
Clarksville
PIKE
W
Sturgeon
Tarrants
Curryville
54
Renick
urg
Louisiana
61
Bunker
Licking
REYNOLDS
Pilot Knob
72
C
t
ill
Ironton
Arcadia
Junction City
MADISON
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COLUMBIA
ARTICHOKE ANNIE’S ANTIQUE MALL,
1781 Lindberg Dr, I-70 x 137 S, 200 dlrs,
30,000 sq ft, daily 8-8, quality antiques,
pre-1970, 573-474-2056.
JEFFERSON CITY
MISSOURI BLVD. ANTIQUE MALL, 1415
Mo Blvd. 100+ dlrs, 28,000 sq ft. Mon-Sat
10-5, Sun 12-5. 573-636-5636
ST LOUIS
ST. CHARLES
ST. CHARLES ANTIQUE MALL, #3004
W. St. Peters Pkwy., Suite U, 63303. 200
Display booths. 225 showcases.
Open daily 10-6. 636-939-4178.
NOW AVAILABLE!
1781 Lindberg Drive
Columbia, Missouri 65201
(573) 474-2056 • (877) 474-2056
200 Quality Dealers
Open 7 Days a Week 8 AM-8 PM
www.artichokeannies.com/artichoke
ANTIQUE MALL
OF CREVE COEUR
1275 Castillon Arcade
Fee Fee & Olive St.
APPROX. 250 DEALERS
M-Sat 10-8, Sun 11-5
314-434-6566
Closed all major holidays
SOUTH COUNTY ANTIQUE MALL
-13208 Tesson Ferry Road 63128, 400
Display booths. 275 Showcases.
Open Daily 10-6.314-842-5566.
Largest Multiple Dealer
All Locations Open Daily
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Calendar of Events available on our website
w w w. m i s s o u r i a n t i q u e m a l l s . c o m
270
70
94
Exit #12 Hwy. 364
Page
Jung Station Rd.
3
70
4
40
WARSON WOODS ANTIQUE GALLERY,
10091 Manchester Rd. 63122. 100 Display
booths, 300 Showcases. Open daily
10-6,314-909-0123,
www.missouriantiquemalls.com.
Sleuthing
From Page 65
In this case, the clay was not dark
enough; Brown County Pottery’s clay
turned a deep reddish brown when
fired. There were no painted facial
features on the Brown County’s figurines, as appeared in this strange
piece, and Brown County did not glaze
the inside bottom of its figurines.
Intrigued – I bought it anyway!
Fast forward to last month. A figurine that looked to be made in the
same mold, but decorated quite differently, appeared on eBay. Although
it was unsigned, it had all the “right”
stuff and I bought it, too. They now
sit side-by-side, and I wonder who
made the oddball one. I am convinced
it is from the same mold. It’s probable that original molds were obtained
by Brown County Hills Pottery (it
opened in the same town, Nashville,
Ind., several years after Brown County Pottery closed) and they were
experimenting. I have seen a couple
St. Louis
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55
21
255
2
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Park Hills/
Leadington
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32
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64
Fairview Heights
44
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Manch
East St. Louis
1
100
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61S
Exit 150
6
Ste. Genevieve
Pine St.
➊ Warson Woods
Antique Gallery
10091 Manchester Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63122
314/909-0123
• Over 31,000 sq. ft.
• 65 Display Booths
• 300 Showcases
➌ St. Charles Antique Mall
3004 S. St. Peters Pkwy.
Suite U
St. Charles, MO 63303
636/939-4178
• Over 35,000 sq. ft.
• 225 Showcases
➋ South County
Antique Mall
13208 Tesson Ferry Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63128
314/842-5566
• Over 50,000 sq. ft.
• 275 Showcases
➍ St. Clair Antique Mall
315 Salem Place
Fairview Heights, IL 62208
618/628-1650
• Over 20,000 sq. ft.
• 75 Showcases
of different figurines from that pottery that appeared to use the same
molds, but they used the right kind of
clay and added no facial features.
They also signed their own name. So
the mystery continues, but that’s
what makes collecting so interesting,
don’t you think?
Speaking of buying Brown County
Pottery on eBay, there is currently a
listing for an unmarked piece that I
would say is definitely not Brown
County and another unmarked piece
that I would bet against. There is no
Antiques Roadshow expert around to
vet all the eBay pottery listings.
But eBay apparently does have a
bone expert running around. I recently had the high bid on a pair of
carved bone earrings with a tiger’s
eye drop. The listing just disappeared! By contacting the seller, I
learned that eBay removed the listing because she didn’t specify “whether the cow bone was bovine or a
female mammal of some other sort.”
Yup, collecting is always interesting.
Above: The two 5-inch-tall figurines in front
(standing with a more typical 8-inch
example of Brown County Pottery)
appear to be made from the same mold.
The one on the right has all the “right”
characteristics. The one on the left uses a
different clay, has painted facial features
and remains a mystery.
La Monte
Nixa
Battlefield
160
Blue Eye
Rockaway Beach
Forsyth
160
65
TA N E Y
Hollister
Table Rock Townsite
160
76
5
5
DOUGLAS
Norwood
14
Dixon
160
Bakersfield
Gainesville
OZARK
Freeburg
OSAGE
63
101
63
137
HOWELL
160
60
Houston
17
17
63
19
Thayer
Koshkonong
Brandsville
160
19
Steelville
Winona
OREGON
Alton
19
160
106
8
47
60
RIPLEY
CARTER
60 Van Buren
21
21 Ellington
21
Arnold
Lemay
Lakeshire
21
Hillsboro
Mineral Point
61
Bloomsdale
Doniphan
160
Ellsinore
67
WAY N E
Williamsville
67
Naylor
Junction City
Neelyville
BUTLER
67
67
60
MADISON
Greenville
Poplar Bluff
60
Mill Spring
Piedmont
34
Des Arc
Annapolis
67
Lithium
Qulin
51
53
Gideon
Homestown
Bragg City
25
Holcomb
Clarkton
62
Malden
Bernie
25
61
S
M
H
Oran
6
Scot
Chaffe
55
Jackso
Pascola
Haywar
North Wardell
Wardell
Portagev
NEW MADRID
Risco
Catron
Nort
Lilbourn
Ho
Ma
Tallapoosa
Parma
6
Morehous
Essex 60
Penermon
Baker
M
Canalou
Vanduser
77
Delta
Whitewater
Bell City
Circle City
Dexter
Campbell
Dudley
STODDARD
91
Pocah
CAPE GIRAR
61
Gordonville
Bloomfield
25
Glenallen
Zalma
Advance
BOLLINGER
Puxico
Fisk
72
Oak Ridge
A
Old Appleto
Frohna
Longtown
PERRY
Perryville
Sedgewickville
55
51
Lutesville Marble Hill
51
Marquand
72
S T.
FRANCOIS
Ironton
Arcadia
21
21
61
Ste. Genevieve
St. Mary
WFarmington
Bonne Terre
67
Pevely
Herculaneum
Crystal City
Olympian Village
Festus
55
Scotsdale
Parksdale
JEFFERSON
Pilot Knob
Grandin
34
IRON
Centerville
REYNOLDS
32
Sunset Hills
Sappington
Murphy Concord
De Soto
30
Cedar Hill
Eureka
Bridgeton
8
Highley Heights
Leadwood
Flat River
Rivermines
Leadington
STE. GENEVIEVE
Elvins
Irondale
Esther
Caledonia Bismarck
21
Potosi
ST. LOUIS
Times Beach
44 Pacific
St.
Clair
Parkway
Union
Washington
Cottleville
St. Peters 70
Spanish Lake
Hazelwood
Berkeley Ferguson
Bellefontaine Neighbors
Jennings
Bellerive
St. Ann
New Melle
40
Hills Pine Lawn
Olivette
St. Louis
Clarkson Valley Richmond Heights
Huntleigh
Maplewood
Ellisville BallwinRock Hill Webster Groves
Augusta
Winchester Kirkwood
Marlborough
Crestwood
Affton
Lake St. Louis
WASHINGTON
Viburnum
Bunker
49
72
Eminence
SHANNON
8
Leasburg
St. Cloud
Bourbon
Sullivan
Oak Grove
FRANKLIN
Leslie 50
CRAWFORD
Cuba
60Birch Tree
106
19
32
Salem
DENT
19
44
Gerald
Rosebud
Owensville
St. James
Bland
Mountain View
17
19
GASCONADE
47
New Haven
WARREN
Hermann
Morrison
Berger
Gasconade
McKittrick
Rhineland
Summersville
72
Raymondville
137
Licking
Edgar Springs
63
Northwye
68
Belle
Rolla
63
Doolittle
Newburg
PHELPS
44
Willow Springs
Cabool
TEXAS
32
50
Vienna M A R I E S
63
Argyle
Westphalia
Fort Leonard Wood
St. Robert
42
PULASKI
Mountain Grove
60
Linn
St. Thomas
Taos
Wardsville
West Plains
5
Hartville
WRIGHT
Mansfield
Theodosia
Sundown
Ava
Diggins
Fordland
Seymour
Rogersville
Taneyville
CHRISTIAN
Branson
65
60
Sparta
Ozark
erling City
WEBSTER
Marshfield
Niangua
LACLEDE
32
44
17
Holts Summit
Chamois
C A L L AWAY
Jefferson City
Crocker
Iberia
Waynesville
Richland
Brumley
17
54
New Bloomfield
Cedar City
St. Elizabeth
MILLER
Tuscumbia
Eugene
COLE
54
Lohman
Russellville
St. Martins
Ashland
W
86
Strafford
44
Fair Grove
Lebanon
Phillipsburg
Conway
32
64
5
WSpringfield
West Lakeview
pring
65
DALLAS
Buffalo
Pleasant Hope
W
alena
ey
ever
ic
Brookline
Willard
E
32
73
Louisburg
Halfway
Urbana
Stoutland
Camdenton
42
Osage Beach
Linn Creek
54
Olean
Bagnell
Lakeview
Lakeside
Lake Ozark
Lakeland
Eldon
Barnett
50
63
California Centertown
Clarksburg
Jamestown
W
rove 13
Morrisville
Bolivar
OLK
gton
e
65
CAMDEN
Hurricane Deck
Climax Springs
Macks Creek
Hermitage
Preston 54
Wheatland
eau
Cross Timbers
7
5
Versailles
Sunrise Beach
MORGAN
Stover
5
Tipton
MONITEAU
Bunceton
Otterville
Syracuse
Smithton
Cole Camp
50
Sedalia
BENTON
Warsaw
65
Lincoln
Ionia
HICKORY
sor
Green Ridge
an AFB
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FARMINGTON
ANTIQUE TREASURES, 920 East Woodlawn
Drive, Farmington MO 63640, 265 Display
booths, 110 showcases. Open daily 10-6.
573-431-4866, www.missouriantiquemalls.com
OZARK
MAINE STREETE MALL, 1994 W. Elm St,
US-65 W on Hwy 14, 1st L on 20th. 100+
dlrs, 25,600 sq ft. Mon-Thu 9:30-5, Fri &
Sat 9:30-5:30, Sun 12-5. 417-581-2575.
SPRINGFIELD
MIKES UNIQUE.com, 3335 W. Sunshine,
65807, 200 dlrs, 38,000 sq ft. Mon-Sat
9-6, Sun 11-6. 417-869-5400
ST. MARY
ST. MARY ANTIQUE MALL, 777 7th
Sreet, St. Mary MO 63673. 435 Display
booths, 225 Showcases. Open Daily 10-6.
573-543-2800.
WEST PLAINS
DOWNTOWN ANTIQUE MALL, 70 dealers. 22,000 sq. ft. Mon-Fri 8-5:30, Sat 9-5,
Closed Sun. On The Square.
417-256-6487
Antique
q Malls
Antique Treasures
920 E. Woodlawn Dr. • Farmington, MO 63640
573/431-4866
• Over 52,000 sq. ft. • 265 Display Booths
• 110 Showcases
St. Mary’s Antique Mall
777 7th Street • St. Mary, MO 63673
573/543-2800
• Over 77,000 sq. ft. • 450 Display Booths
• 225 Showcases
AntiqueWeek
Travel Guide
to Antique
Shops & Malls
has OVER 110,000
MAINE STREETE
MALL
1994 W. Elm
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Northfield Raid
From Page 71
Northfield Raid, likely authored by
McNeil and containing corrections
from Cole Younger, as well as his
signature, sold for $16,730 at
Heritage Auctions in June 2012.
McNeil corresponded extensively
with Cole and Jim Younger while
they were serving time in the
Minnesota State Prison in Stillwater
after the Northfield robbery. She
wrote Mizzoura, a fictitious account
of the lives of the famous outlaws. It
is said to be the only book approved
by the Younger brothers.
Also from the Stillwater prison
was a logbook containing daily cell
reports, including entries pertaining
to members of the Younger Gang. It
sold for $3,450 at Cowan’s Auctions
in May 2006.
A
pamphlet
outlining
the
Northfield robbery, titled The
Northfield Tragedy, or the Raid of
the Younger and James Bros., Band
of Desperadoes, published in 1877
and described as exceedingly rare,
sold for $2,585 at Cowan’s Auctions
in June 2010.
More common but still highly
desirable are photographs associated
with members of the James-Younger
Gang and the Northfield Raid.
Examples include a set of 15 glassplate negatives – 10 collodion
negatives taken in 1876 and five
dry-plate negatives – of the JamesYounger Gang, which sold for $9,775
at Cowan’s Auctions in November
2005; an original cabinet card of
Cole, Bob and Jim Younger alongside
their sister Henrietta, taken in 1889
at the Stillwater prison, $5,975 at
Heritage Auctions in December
2012; and a composite carte-devisite featuring six of the robbers as
well as a sketch of the bank teller
killed in the raid
that sold for $940 at
Cowan’s Auctions in
December 2009.
For members of
the James-Younger
Gang, their take of
$26.60 from the
Northfield
Raid
certainly
wasn’t
sufficient payment
for the trouble it
brought them, but it
was enough to buy
them a place in
history.
Left: Bob, Jim and Cole
Younger were serving
time at the Stillwater
Prison when their sister
Henrietta visited them in
1889. She received permission to have a portrait taken with her
brothers. Bob died two
weeks later of complications from wounds
received during the
Northfield Raid. This
hard-to-find cabinet
card sold for $5,975 at
Heritage Auctions in
December 2012. (Photo
courtesy of Heritage
Auctions)
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92
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25
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80
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10
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WILD HORSE ANTIQUES, 522 Main St.
(Hwy 34), downtown, I-29 X 32, 4 mi W.
Sun-Mon 12-4; Tue-Sat 9-5.
402-296-6171.
The strong pull of nostalgia is hard to dispel
My neighbor’s family farm in
Morristown, Ind., went up for sale
recently after his widowed mom
decided to move to a condo. The four
kids needed to remove things stored
there for decades. In my neighbor
Dale Spegal’s case, that included his
collection of farm toys. He’s 49 and
thinks he got his first one for
Christmas in 1970.
I’ve written many times about
adults who begin to collect what they
remember fondly as a child when
they start to have some disposable
income. But in Spegal’s case, he’s
rediscovered his stash and is
intrigued. What does he do with it?
Sell it? Display it? What’s it worth?
To help him, I headed for the
library and checked out the third
edition of Standard Catalog of Farm
Toys, Identification and Price Guide,
Krause, edited by Karen O’Brien. He
was able to find all of his 36 farm toys
in the comprehensive book, featuring
the National Farm Toy Museum’s
collection. He needed just a bit of
coaching, though, on determining
condition, the key to value. The only
box that survived was being used by
his mom to store a Santa Claus. And
what he assessed nostalgically as
“near mint” was in truth more like
“well loved.”
The bulk of Spegal’s treasures were
red International Harvester pieces in
1:16-scale that mirrored his dad’s
full-size counterparts. His favorite
piece, and definitely the one he’ll
keep even if he decides to sell the
others, is his Farmall 560 tractor
from International Harvester made
by Ertl. He explained that the
working tractor had a tricycle front
with two smaller wheels close
together. If one of those wheels
failed, you could take it off and it
would still run. That happened to his
dad, so he promptly got out his model
and broke off one of the front wheels
of his 560. He can still hear the
lecture from his parents about taking
better care of his things.
The last tractor Spegal received as
a gift was an International Farmall
1456 Turbo with cab. Also in his
collection are a few Tonkas, TruScales and a lone John Deere 495
four-row planter by Ertl, in green of
course. It stands out in his otherwise
sea of red.
The “Farm Toys” book referenced
above, published in 2007, is a great
resource and it mentions in its
introduction that plans for the fourth
edition were being made. The third
edition, however, appears to be the
last printed version, making it a
collectible in itself.
Checking
Left: If you look closely you will see where
the young owner of this Farmall 560
tractor has broken off one of its two front
wheels. His dad had removed one on his
real tractor and he followed suit.
Above: There are red collectors and
green collectors. This green John Deere
planter looks a bit out of place among
dozens of red farm toys in Dale Spegal’s
collection from the 1970s.
Amazon, the third edition (with an
original jacket price of $29.99) is
offered for $84 to $528. Krause’s
website offers downloadable pdfs of
portions of the book.
Since the photos in the book are
from the National Farm Toy Museum,
Dyersville, Iowa, you’ll want to drop
in if you are in the neighborhood.
Dyersville was the natural pick for
location because Fred and Gertrude
Ertl, founders of the Ertl Co. in 1945,
put the city on the toy map when they
moved the company there from
Dubuque. Ertl became the largest
producer of farm toy replicas in the
world. The National Farm Toy Show,
sponsored by Toy Farmer magazine,
draws thousands each year to
Dyersville and just wound up this
year’s show, but check for regional
shows around the country on its
website.
Resources: National Farm Toy Museum,
www.nationalfarmtoymuseum.com;
Toy Farmer magazine, www.toyfarmer.com.
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Westfield Center
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224
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68
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71 Congress
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42
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75
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585
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Louisville
250
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Bucyrus
27
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Dalton
COLUMBIANA
Rogers
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Crestline
Venedocia
Perry Heights East Canton
309 Elida
Massillon
Mifflin
North Robinson
Lisbon
Patterson
30
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Ada
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Hanoverton
309 Ontario
Lafayette
30
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4
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309
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83
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Mendon
Glenmoor
42
Cridersville
Perrysville
Beach City Bolivar
Wilmot
9
La Croft
Kenton
309
Magnolia
Loudonville
309
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Caledonia
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La RueNew Bloomington
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75 Uniopolis Waynesfield
62
East Liverpool
43
Nashville
MORROW
33
Butler
Strasburg
3
HOLMES
68
Wellsville
Carrollton
39
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Celina
Dellroy
33
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71
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Gann
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Stone Creek
Minster
Scio
Mount Vernon
Anna
31
36 Dennison
83
27
Tuscarawas
Brentwood
South Mount Vernon
4
Uhrichsville
Gambier
Jewett
Steubenville
Bellefontaine
Wintersville
Magnetic Springs
Fort Loramie
Gnadenhutten
Osgood
Zanesfield
Warsaw
36
DELAWARE
Bloomingdale
36
Port Jefferson
Port Washington
250 H A R R I S O N
62
Mingo Junction
r
Nellie
13
Yorkshire
De Graff
Valley Hi 33
Hopedale
Centerburg
UNION
36
New Alexandria
36 Delaware
Sidney
Quincy
Deersville
SHELBY
burg
West Lafayette
Cadiz
Smithfield
Martinsburg
Brilliant
Newcomerstown
800
Ostrander
West Liberty
Coshocton
COSHOCTON
75
Sunbury
Hartford
Utica
Russia
Marysville
North Lewisburg
Galena
7
Adena
23
nia
62
Versailles
Freeport
Lockington
Plainfield
Stryker
108
an
Haskins
24
Liberty Center
6
Grand RapidsTontogany
80
199
Port Clinton
Elmore
Cleveland
2
Bay View
53
Woodville
23
75
Sandusky
Lindsey
Fairview Lanes
Vermilion
SEE OHIO SECTION 5
ON PAGE 91
SEE OHIO SECTION 1
ON PAGE 79
Akron
42
Woodstock Milford Center
68
Piqua 36
Fletcher
Bradford
enville Gettysburg Covington
MIAMI
m
Pitsburg
Plain City
75
West Milton
Mutual Mechanicsburg
C H A M PA I G N
Casstown Christiansburg
Troy
Tremont City
North Hampton Northridge
Ludlow Falls
Laura
Potsdam
49
thaca
36
Urbana
St. Paris
SEE OHIO SECTION 2
ON PAGE 81
Pleasant Hill
Lawrenceville
Tipp City
New Carlisle
Dublin
Worthington
4
Gordon
Donnelsville
Verona Phillipsburg
Park Layne Crystal Lakes
40
Union
anchester
70
Vandalia
Enon
Clayton
Englewood
Huber Heights Green Meadows
Lewisburg
South Vienna
40
Riverlea
13
16
Columbus
Whitehall
Lincoln Village
70
Brice
St. Clairsville
Fairview
Cambridge Old Washington
New Concord
North Zanesville Norwich
Zanesville
Gratiot
250
Dillonvale Rayland
Mount Pleasant
Tiltonsville
Yorkville
Barton
22
MUSKINGUM
Hebron
40
Buckeye Lake
Kirkersville
New Athens Harrisville
Holloway
Flushing
GUERNSEY
Adamsville
60
Melody Lake
Pataskala
Reynoldsburg
Bexley
22
Kimbolton
Dresden
Frazeysburg
Hanover
Newark
Heath
Granville
Marble Cliff
Valleyview
New Rome
Jefferson
16
Alexandria
Minerva Park New Albany
Gahanna
70 Lake Darby
LICKING
77
Conesville
16
St. Louisville
Johnstown
Westerville
Huber Ridge
Hilliard
Upper Arlington
Catawba
CLARK
Springfield
33
42
37
3
71
Powell
Shawnee Hills
Unionville Center
Lore City
Byesville
70
70
Salesville
Quaker City
Senecaville
Batesville
Morristown
Brookside
Wolfhurst
Belmont
Neffs
Bethesda
Barnesville
BELMONT
Martins Ferry
Bridgeport
Bellaire
Shadyside
800
SEE OHIO SECTION 4
ON PAGE 88
Urbancrest
Pleasant City
Millersport Thornville
South Zanesville
Blacklick Estates
London
Glenford
Obetz
Pickerington
Grove City
Philo
Powhatan Point
Groveport
Fultonham
Wilson
Cumberland
Darbydale
Baltimore
Jerusalem
22
NOBLE
FRANKLIN
Beallsville
Thurston
Brookville Northview
Canal Winchester
Miltonsburg
South Charleston
93 Roseville
Northridge
Rickenbacker AFB
Trotwood Shiloh
Somerset
Fairborn Yellow Springs
Sarahsville
MONROE
Harrisburg Orient Lockbourne
MADISON
Carroll
37 Pleasantville
42
Summerfield
Lithopolis
Clarington
Belle Valley
Clifton
Fort McKinley
Crooksville
Commercial Point
Rushville
Lewisville
Woodsfield
PERRY
West Rushville
35
Overlook-Page Manor
78
62
33
71
Caldwell
60
78
South Solon Midway
Cedarville
Beavercreek
ndria
Junction City
Lancaster
South Bloomfield
Amlin Heights
New Lebanon
Ashville
4 Oakwood
New Lexington
Stafford
Mount Sterling
Bremen
Darbyville
Wilberforce
Kettering
Moraine
Farmersville
Xenia
7
FA I R F I E L D
23
35
Graysville Antioch
West Carrollton
Jamestown
Dexter City
Woodbourne-Hyde Park
McConnelsville
JeffersonvilleF A Y E T T E
13
Gratis
22 Amanda
Malta
Miamisburg
Shawnee Hills
Bellbrook
Macksburg
n
Sugar Grove
P I C K AWAY
800
Rendville
Germantown
Centerville Spring Valley
Circleville
Shawnee
Bloomingburg
Octa
Stoutsville
Corning
GREENE
78
MONTGOMERY
West Elkton
Carlisle
33
Hemlock
Bowersville Milledgeville
22 Williamsport
93
New Straitsville
Lower Salem
Springboro
77
68
New Holland
Port William
Beverly
Stockport
35
rville
Franklin
60 Lowell
Logan
26
Tarlton
Waynesville
Washington
Jacksonburg
Matamoras
MORGAN
Corwin
Murray City
Middletown
Clarksburg
HOCKING
Glouster
CLINTON
22
Hunter
Chesterhill
Harveysburg
Sabina
le Trenton
Trimble
WA S H I N G T O N
Kingston
Middletown South W A R R E N
Laurelville
Devola
35
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Nelsonville
Adelphi
Monroe
Wilmington
R
O
S
S
Lebanon 71
13
New Miami
22
Marietta
33
62
0
Dayton
Hamilton
75
42
Frankfort
Clarksville
Bernard
eviot
town
edale
Golf ManorThe Village Of Indian Hill Newtonsville
Milford
Norwood
Terrace Park
Mariemont
Fairfax
Cincinnati
lhi Hills
52
St. Martin
Fayetteville
Mount Orab
125
Georgetown
Winchester
Aberdeen
Manchester
52
Rutland
Vinton
Cheshire
35
Oak Hill
Lucasville
SCIOTO
Centerville
Rio Grande
GALLIA
South Webster
Rosemount
Gallipolis
93
New Boston
Sciotodale
Wheelersburg
Rome
Franklin Furnace
52
7
LAWRENCE
Crown City
Hanging Rock
Ironton
Coal Grove
Athalia
52
South Point
Proctorville
Chesapeake
Syracuse
Racine
JACKSON
West Portsmouth
Portsmouth
7
Pomeroy
Middleport
32
23
Otway
125
Ripley
41
33
Wilkesville
Rarden
West Union
Higginsport
Coolville
MEIGS
32
Jackson
Beaver
73
125
52
32
Peebles
Seaman
41
Felicity
Neville
Chilo
73
Cherry Fork
Russellville
Belpre
50
AT H E N S
Albany
Hamden
Wellston
Coalton
Piketon
ADAMS
BROWN
50
50
93
PIKE
Sardinia
Hamersville
McArthur
35
Waverly City
41
New Richmond Bethel
Moscow
23
HIGHLAND
Mowrystown
7
7
Zaleski
50
50
Sinking Spring
550
Athens
VINTON
Bainbridge
SEE OHIO SECTION 3
ON PAGE 83
Amelia
Chillicothe
South Salem
62
Williamsburg68
Amesville
The Plains
Greenfield
Owensville
CLERMONT
Batavia
Chauncey
35
73
South Lebanon
68
Highland
Mason
Morrow
Leesburg 28
Martinsville
Pisgah
Maineville
New Vienna
Midland
SpringdaleLanden Loveland Park Butlerville
28
Park Glendale
Blanchester
Sharonville
nhills
Loveland Pleasant Plain
Woodlawn
Evendale
73
Lynchburg
Wyoming Blue Ash
Montgomery
28
ill Brentwood Reading
Hillsboro
Deer Park
50
mwood Place
Fairfield
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W Pioneer
Fayette
Alvordton
20
80
Montpelier
Stryker
WILLIAMS
Edgerton
108
6
6
McClure
15
24
DEFIANCE
Hicksville
Hamler
WOOD
127
Antwerp
Belmore
Payne
Kalida
30
Middle Point
224
Delphos 30
127
Venedocia
Ohio City
Willshire
Elgin
Rockford
Buckland
29
AUGLAIZE
New Knoxville
Montezuma
Botkins
New Bremen
Chickasaw
Fort Recovery St. Henry
Minster
127
Burkettsville
New Weston
North Star
Kettlersville
Anna
Port Jefferson
Sidney
Versailles
Prospect
36
Palestine
Hollansburg
MIAMI
Pleasant Hill
127
Arcanum
Pitsburg
New Madison
Ithaca
Castine
49
Laura
Troy
75
Potsdam
West Milton
Lawrenceville
New Carlisle
35
West Alexandria
Overlook-Page Manor
Oakwood Beavercreek
Dayton
New Lebanon
4
Kettering
Farmersville
Sunbury
Marysville
23
33
4
42
70
South Solon
Midway
Bowersville
Port William
Milledgeville
35
Johnstown
Alexan
Granvil
Gahanna
Columbus
Whitehall
Lincoln Village
Bexley
16
Pataskala
Kirkersv
Reynoldsburg
70
Brice
Urbancrest
Blacklick Estates
Obetz
Pickerington
Groveport
Baltim
FRANKLIN
Canal Winchester
Grove City
Darbydale
Harrisburg
71
Mount Sterling
GREENE
Riverlea
Marble Cliff
Lake Darby
Valleyview
New Rome
Jefferson
37
3
Westerville
Huber Ridge
Hilliard
Upper Arlington
Catawba
CLARK
71
Powell
Dublin
Worthington
Hartford
Galena
42
Plain City
Amlin Heights
68
36
Centerburg
Ostrander
Cedarville
Sparta
South Mount Ve
Delaware
36
Wilberforce
Xenia
35
Jamestown
Shawnee Hills
Bellbrook
Bloomingburg
Octa
Moraine
West Carrollton
Gratis
Miamisburg
Camden
Germantown
MONTGOMERY
West Elkton
127
Carlisle
Springboro
Somerville
Franklin
PREBLE
Marengo
DELAWARE
UNION
Springfield South Vienna
Gordon
Donnelsville
40
Verona Phillipsburg
Eldorado
Park
Layne
40
London
Crystal Lakes
Union
West Manchester
70
Vandalia
Enon
Clayton
New Paris 40
Englewood
Lewisburg
South Charleston
70
Northridge
Trotwood Shiloh
MADISON
42
Clifton
Fort McKinley
Eaton
Chesterville
Fulton
Magnetic Springs
36
Tremont City
Tipp City
Cardington
4
Shawnee Hills
Unionville Center
C H A M PA I G N
Ludlow Falls
71
Waldo
Ashley
31
68
Urbana
Mount Gilead
Richwood
West Mansfield
North Lewisburg
St. Paris
Edison
MARION
Lockington
Bradford
Gettysburg Covington
42
Caledonia
Marion
Greenville
Lex
42
Quincy
Fletcher
Galion
Morral
West Liberty
Piqua 36
Onta
309
4
MORROW
Zanesfield
Valley Hi 33
75
Russia
Crestline
North Robinson
Rushsylvania
De Graff
RICHL
30
Bucyrus
Bellefontaine
SHELBY
DARKE
Ansonia
Union City
309
Mount Victory
Ridgeway
LOGAN
Yorkshire
Rossburg
Nevada
Green Camp
Belle Center
Fort Loramie
Osgood
Upper Sandusky
309
68
Lakeview
Russells Point
Huntsville
Jackson Center
Shelby
CRAWFORD
Marseilles
Waynesfield
Tiro
4
W YA N D O T
309
33
St. Marys
Coldwater
Patterson
Plymouth
Shiloh
Chatfield
53
McGuffey
Wapakoneta
Celina
Willard
New Washington
Sycamore
Kirby
Forest
Dunkirk
Kenton
Uniopolis
Bloomville
224
Mount Blanchard
HARDIN
75
Attica
23
Vanlue
Carey
Ada
Alger
Fort Shawnee
33
New Riegel
68
Cridersville
MERCER
North F
224
Arlington
Harrod
Mendon
HURON
Harpster
Spencerville
4
Republic
Tiffin
30
Lafayette
Lima
ALLEN
SENECA
Wharton
Elida
309
Monroeville
HANCOCK
Beaverdam
Cairo
Milan
Norwa
Fostoria
W Findlay
Jenera
75
Bluffton
W
Van Wert
Columbus Grove
ERIE
80
Clyde
Bellevue
53
Arcadia
15
Rawson
Mount Cory
Pandora
Ottoville
Fort Jennings
Convoy
Benton Ridge
PUTNAM
224
VA N W E RT
Wren
W
Scott
Gilboa
Sandusky S
H
Castalia
Green Springs
12
224
Glandorf
Ottawa
Van Buren
McComb
West Leipsic
Leipsic
Miller City
Oakwood Continental
Broughton
Latty
Melrose
Dupont
PA U L D I N G
Cloverdale
Haviland Grover Hill
12
Bairdstown
Bloomdale
North Baltimore
15
Paulding
Fremont
Ballville 20
SANDUSKY
Rising Sun
Burgoon
Bettsville
West Millgrove
Fairview La
6
199
Jerry City
Cygnet
Deshler
New Bavaria
Sandusky
53
Stony Prairie
Helena
Bradner
Wayne
Custar
Cecil
Bay View
Gibsonburg
6
Portage
Defiance
108Holgate
Lindsey
Luckey
Bowling Green
6
2
WElmore
Weston
HENRY
Malinta
Florida
Marblehead
Port Clinton
Woodville
23
Pemberville
Milton Center
Sherwood
24
199
Haskins
LUCAS
75
Grand RapidsTontogany
24
Liberty Center
O T TA W A
Rocky Ridge
Genoa
Oak Harbor
80
Napoleon
Ney
2
Perrysburg
Waterville
Bryan
Kelleys Island
2
Clay Center
Millbury
Whitehouse
Archbold
Put-In-Bay
Northwood
Walbridge
W
W
Blakeslee
W Toledo
Oregon
Rossford
Swanton
20A
Maumee
Delta
20A Wauseon
Harbor View
Sylvania
Ottawa Hills
Holland
80
West Unity
127
Metamora
20
F U LT O N
Edon
Berkey
Lyons
20
62
Rickenbacker AFB
Orient Lockbourne
Lithopolis
Commercial Point
23
22
33
Circleville
37
West
Lanc
Ashville
South Bloomfield
Darbyville
P I C K AWAY
Carroll
FA I R F I
22
Amanda
Stoutsville
33
Williamsport
New Holland
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Parsons table’s history somewhat of a mystery
By Kathy McKimmie
I tend to redecorate in my head first (it’s much easier on the
budget) and decided that I would love to have a vintage Parsons
dining table. That brought back memories of my plastic Parsons
coffee table, bright yellow from the 1970s. It was cheap, its main
selling point at the time. And it was the only modern-looking piece
of furniture in my first apartment - everything else was a hand-medown. Open its clear plastic covering, pull out the legs stored under
the top, insert them in their slots and voila, instant table. The
concept and the design couldn’t be simpler.
In the course of my cyber-shopping for a dining table, I ran across
several articles about the design history of the Parsons table, which
is anything but simple. While many other iconic forms, such as the
tulip table, the ball clock and the molded plywood chair are
chronicled in countless design books and are instantly associated
with a specific designer (Saarinen, Nelson and Eames, respectively),
the ubiquitous Parsons table does not allow for such an easy
attribution.
I decided the best source for the table’s history and the mythology
that surrounds it was the organization it’s named for, Parsons
School of Design (part of The New School since 1970). Even there
though, the history of the school repeats the well-worn mythology
behind the table’s development. Based in New York, Parsons
opened a campus in Paris in 1921. “Among its achievements,” says
the school’s website, “Parsons Paris was the birthplace of the
Parsons table, an icon of Modern design, in a studio led by the
designer Jean-Michel Frank in the 1930s.”
Elsewhere on the website there’s an article on the Parsons table
by Joanna Merwood-Salisbury, associate professor of architectural
history, citing several sources. Frank had used simple cubic
furniture, including tables, in his designs from the mid-1920s, she
writes, but she also says similar tables were produced by others
including Gerrit Rietveld, Marcel Breuer and Mies van der Rohe in
the 1920s. The mythology builds with the story of Frank giving his
students an assignment to design a simple table that could be clad
in any material. “The design originally known as the ‘T-square table’
was the result.” The shape uses the 90-degree angles of the T-square
and the legs are as wide as the tabletop is deep.
The above story was recounted by Stanley Barrows, a graduate
of Parsons, but Merwood-Salisbury writes that its veracity is
difficult to prove. “Interviews with Parsons alumni from the pre-war
Parsons Paris era indicate they had no awareness of the Parsons
table during that time. It appears to have been unknown, even as a
type, until the 1940s and 50s when students remember being
advised by their instructors to include such a table in their interior
renderings because it was easy to draw.”
The Parsons table name is a mystery too. The school was the New
York School of Fine and Applied Art until 1941 when it was named
after former director Frank Alvah Parsons. Although designers used
the table style in the 1950s, it wasn’t called the Parsons table until
the early 1960s when Mount Airy and Directional Industries massproduced the form, Merwood-Salisbury writes. From then on it was
picked up by many others and Popular Science magazine even
published articles in the 1970s and 1980s on how to make it
yourself.
Resource: www.thenewschoolhistory.org/?works=the-parsons-table
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Fort Jennings
224
Ohio City
Elgin
Alger
Harrod
Fort Shawnee
Buckland
33
Uniopolis
33
AUGLAIZE
New Knoxville
Montezuma
Botkins
Minster
127
Burkettsville
New Weston
North Star
Port Jefferson
Versailles
W
W
New Madison
Ithaca
Castine
Pitsburg Laura
Ludlow Falls
Potsdam
49
Lewisburg
W
Pleasant Hill
Palestine
St. Paris
36
Lawrenceville
Donnelsville
W
W
Phillipsburg
Union
West ManchesterVerona
40 Vandalia
Enon
Clayton
Englewood
40
Sunbury
23
Plain City
33
4
42
70
CLARK
South Vienna
W Springfield
London
Riverlea
A
Gr
Gahanna
Columbus
Whitehall
Marble Cliff
Lake Darby
Valleyview
New Rome
Lincoln Village
Jefferson
40
Johnsto
Westerville
Huber Ridge
Hilliard
Upper Arlington
Catawba
37
3
71
Powell
Dublin
Worthington
Hartford
Galena
42
Shawnee Hills
Unionville Center
Tremont City
New Carlisle
West Milton
Gordon
68
MIAMI
C H A M PA I G N
36
Centerbur
Ostrander
Marysville
Gettysburg
Sparta
South Mo
Delaware
36
North Lewisburg
Urbana
Marengo
DELAWARE
UNION
Quincy
W Covington
75
Troy
Arcanum
127
Tipp City
Hollansburg
Ashley
4
Lockington
Bradford
Fulton
Magnetic Springs
Zanesfield
Valley Hi 33
Fletcher
Chesterv
42
Richwood
31
West Liberty
Piqua 36
Mount Gilead
Cardington
Waldo
Prospect
West Mansfield
De Graff
75
Russia
Greenville
Eldorado
Sidney
SHELBY
Rossburg
Edison
71
Rushsylvania
Bellefontaine
Fort Loramie
Osgood
DARKE
Ansonia
Union City
MORROW
Marion
Ridgeway
LOGAN
42
309
Caledonia
Green Camp
Belle Center
Kettlersville
Anna
Yorkshire
Morral
68
Lakeview
Russells Point
Huntsville
Jackson Center
New Bremen
Chickasaw
Galion
MARION
309
O
309
4
Mount Victory
St. Marys
Coldwater
36
Waynesfield
Wapakoneta
Celina
29
Kenton
Crestline
North Robinson
Marseilles
RIC
30
Bucyrus
W YA N D O T
McGuffey
HARDIN
75
Nevada
Harpster
Cridersville
MERCER
Upper Sandusky
309
Spencerville
Mendon
Patterson
Shelb
CRAWFORD
Kirby
Forest
Dunkirk
Ada
Lafayette
Lima
ALLEN
Rockford
30
Elida
309
4
Wharton
Beaverdam
Cairo
Delphos 30
Venedocia
Willshire
Mount Blanchard
Arlington
Middle Point
127
Wren
Jenera
75
Bluffton
Van Wert
Patask
Ki
Reynoldsburg
Bexley
7
Brice
Urbancrest
Blacklick Estates
Obetz
Pickerington
Grove City
Groveport
Darbydale
B
FRANKLIN
Canal Winchester
70
South Charleston
Northridge
Rickenbacker AFB
Trotwood Shiloh
Harrisburg Orient Lockbourne
MADISON
Carroll
42
Lithopolis
Clifton
Fort McKinley
Commercial Point
Overlook-Page Manor
62
33
Eaton
71
35
South Solon Midway
Cedarville
Beavercreek
West Alexandria
South Bloomfield
Amlin Heights
New Lebanon
Ashville
4 Oakwood
Mount Sterling
Darbyville
Wilberforce
Kettering
Moraine
Farmersville
PREBLE
Xenia
FA I
23
35
West Carrollton
Jamestown
Gratis
22 Amanda
Miamisburg
Shawnee Hills
Bellbrook
Camden
P
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C
K
A
W
A
Y
Germantown
Circleville
Bloomingburg
Octa
Stoutsville
GREENE
MONTGOMERY
West Elkton
127
Carlisle
22 Williamsport
Springboro
68
New Holland
Port William
35
Somerville
Franklin
Tarlton
Waynesville
Washington
Jacksonburg
Corwin
Middletown
Clarksburg
Oxford
HO
CLINTON
22
Hunter
Harveysburg
Sabina
Seven Mile Trenton
Kingston
Laurelville
35
Adelphi
Monroe
Wilmington
BUTLER
ROSS
Lebanon 71
New Miami
22
70
W
New Paris Dayton
27
Millville
Hamilton
75
62
42
Clarksville
South Lebanon
Frankfort
35
73
68
Greenfield
Mason
Morrow
Leesburg 28
Fairfield
Martinsville
Pisgah
Maineville
New Vienna
Ross
Midland
SpringdaleLanden Loveland Park Butlerville
28
Forest Park
Blanchester
H A M I L T O N Greenhills Glendale Sharonville
Loveland Pleasant Plain
Woodlawn
Evendale
Lynchburg 73
Northbrook Wyoming Blue Ash
Montgomery
28
North College Hill Brentwood Reading
Hillsboro
Deer
Park
50
Elmwood Place
Monfort Heights
St. Bernard
Cleves
Cheviot
North Bend
Addyston
Bridgetown
Covedale
50
Milford
Norwood
Terrace Park
Fairfax
Mariemont
Cincinnati
Delhi Hills
52
Highland
St. Martin
Fayetteville
Amelia
23
62
Mowrystown
Mount Orab
Waverly City
Sinking Spring
Piketon
32
73
Jac
Beaver
32
ADAMS
BROWN
Hamersville
Georgetown
Winchester
23
Peebles
Seaman
JACKSO
Rarden
Cherry Fork
Russellville
Otway
41
Felicity
Lucasville
73
125
Neville
Coalton
PIKE
Sardinia
125
52
35
HIGHLAND
Williamsburg68
Chilo
50
50
41
New Richmond Bethel
Moscow
VIN
Bainbridge
Owensville
CLERMONT
Batavia
Chillicothe
South Salem
West Union
Higginsport
125
Ripley
41
Aberdeen
Manchester
52
SCIOTO
South Webste
Rosemount
West Portsmouth
Portsmouth
93
New Boston
Sciotodale
Wheelersburg
Rome
Franklin Furnace
52
Hanging Roc
Ironton
Coa
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ARCANUM
STALEY’S ANTIQUES
7 Sycamore
S
St.,
S Arcanum,
A
Ohio 45304
937-692-8050
Tuesday-Saturday 11-5 / Sunday 12-5
www.staleysantiques.com
COVINGTON
YE OLDE COLLECTIBLE SHOPPE 22 E.
Wright Street. 12-5 Tue-Wed; 10-5 Fri-Sat;
1-5 Sun. 937-473-2848
DAYTON
PARK AVENUE ANTIQUES, 509 Patterson
Rd. Antique & vintage silver, paintings,
jewelry, artwork, toys, games, unique
memorabilia, entire estates. 11-5 Wed-Fri;
11-4 Sat or by appt. 937-293-5691
[email protected].
ANTIQUES VILLAGE,
Open 7 days, 937-291-5060, Over 250 Shops,
651 Lyons Rd, Dayton, OH 45459,
I-675 Exit 2, I-75 Exit 44.
GREENVILLE
CRATIQUES, 144 W 4th St. Gen-line.
T-F 12-5, Sat 10-3. 937-581-4545
SPRINGFIELD
HEART OF OHIO ANTIQUE CENTER
Exit 62 at I-70 & US 40. 650 dealers 116,000 sq.ft. Open daily 9:30-6.
937-324-2188
SEE DISPLAY AD ON BACK COVER
JOHNSON’S LAMP SHOP & ANTIQUES
8518 E. National Rd. 7 mi. E. of
Springfield, 3 mi. E. of exit 62 I-70; 10-5
Wed-Fri; 10-4 Sat; clsd Sun, Mon, Tue.
Dlrs welcome. 937-568-4551
SPRINGFIELD ANTIQUE CENTER
1735 Titus Rd. I-70 exit 59. 450 dealers
Open 10-6 daily. 937-322-8868
Fax: 937-322-8049.
SEE DISPLAY AD ON INSIDE BACK
COVER
TIPP CITY
MIDWEST MEMORIES ANTIQUES
I-75 N. of Dayton Exit 68
Tipp City Historic Downtown
Primitives, Garden, Farmhouse Decor
Everything Vintage & Collectible
Featuring Chalk Paint® by Annie Sloan
937-669-0316
Find us on Facebook
www.midwestmemoriesantiques.com
LEWISBURG
NATIONAL TRAIL
ANTIQUES MARKET
109 N. Commerce St. (Rt. 503)
LEWISBURG, OHIO
½ mi. North off I-70 Exit 14
10-6 Tues.-Sat.
12-6 Sun.
937-962-2114
The way things were . . .
is the way things are at . . .
Ye Olde
Collectible Shoppe
22 E. Wright St. ~ Covington, OH 45318
937-473-2848
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Advertising Memorabilia
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Tues.-Wed
12-4:30
NEW PARIS
NEW PARIS ANTIQUE MALL, in fourstory historical building. 102 E. Main St.
2 miles from Richmond IN off I-70.
Tue-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5. 937-437-0048.
Visit us at www.newparisantiquemall.com
Fri.-Sat.
10-4:30
Sun.
Closed
Proprietors: Rich & Pat McMaken
Vendors’ business
good in Venice
Pavilion mall
By CELESTE
BAUMGARTNER
ROSS, Ohio — Since it opened in
1918, folks have come through the
doors of the Venice Pavilion for many
reasons.
In the early days, it was a bar and
restaurant. The basement level featured pool tables and a bowling alley
– a former neighbor recalled working
there as a pin boy. In the 1930s, the
restaurant’s famous fried chicken
dinners set mouths to watering.
Upstairs, there was room for wedding receptions, square dancing,
whatever. Nashville artists performed there. Midwestern Hayride, a
popular local country music show,
also carried on NBC and ABC during
the ’50s, was often filmed there.
Since the 1990s, the pavilion has
been an antique mall covering more
than 14,000 square feet of shopping
space and featuring more than 80
See Venice Pavilion on page 85
Park Avenue Antiques
2306 Far Hills Ave.
Dayton, Ohio 45419
Fine Antiques, Silver, Crystal, Paintings,
Artwork, Jewelry, Collectibles & Toys
Buying Antiques, Vintage, Collectibles,
Jewelry & Toys
Personal Property Liquidation Services
Restoration & Repair by
Wiebold Studios, Inc.
Open Wed.-Fri. 11-5; Sat. 11-4;
by appointment or chance
937-293-5691
www.parkaveantiques.com
www.johnsonslampshop.com
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Buckland
MERCER
33
Uniopolis
AUGLAIZE
New Knoxville
Montezuma
Botkins
New Bremen
Chickasaw
Burkettsville
New Weston
North Star
Port Jefferson
Sidney
SHELBY
Rossburg
36
Palestine
Hollansburg
127
Arcanum
Pitsburg
New Madison
Ithaca
Castine
Ostrander
75
23
West Milton
36
Lawrenceville
New Carlisle
Plain City
33
4
42
Eaton
West Alexandria
Dayton
4
New Lebanon
Cedarville
G
Gahanna
Columbus
Whitehall
Marble Cliff
Valleyview
New Rome
Springfield South Vienna
Gordon
Donnelsville
40
Verona Phillipsburg
40
London
Union
West Manchester
70
Vandalia
Enon
Clayton
New Paris 40
Englewood
Lewisburg
South Charleston
70
Northridge
Trotwood Shiloh
MADISON
42
Clifton
Fort McKinley
Overlook-Page Manor
Oakwood Beavercreek
Riverlea
70 Lake Darby
CLARK
Jefferson
South Solon
Brice
Blacklick Estates
Obetz
Pickeringto
Grove City
Groveport
Darbydale
FRANKLIN
Canal Wincheste
Harrisburg
62
71
Midway
Amlin Heights
Lincoln Village
Pata
Reynoldsburg
Bexley
Urbancrest
Eldorado
35
Johns
Westerville
Huber Ridge
Hilliard
Upper Arlington
Catawba
37
3
71
Powell
Dublin
Worthington
Hartfor
Galena
42
Shawnee Hills
Unionville Center
Tremont City
Tipp City
Sunbury
Marysville
68
Ludlow Falls
Laura
Potsdam
49
Troy
36
Centerb
Delaware
36
North Lewisburg
C H A M PA I G N
Sparta
South M
DELAWARE
UNION
West Liberty
Urbana
Marengo
4
Magnetic Springs
Zanesfield
Valley Hi 33
De Graff
St. Paris
Cheste
Fulton
Ashley
31
Pleasant Hill
Cardington
Richwood
West Mansfield
Lockington
Piqua 36
Fletcher
Bradford
Greenville Gettysburg Covington
MIAMI
Mount Gilead
71
Waldo
42
Quincy
75
Russia
Versailles
Prospect
Bellefontaine
Yorkshire
Edison
MARION
Rushsylvania
LOGAN
Fort Loramie
Osgood
DARKE
Ansonia
Union City
Lakeview
Russells Point
Huntsville
Jackson Center
Kettlersville
Anna
Minster
127
MORROW
Marion
Green Camp
Mount Victory
Ridgeway
Belle Center
Caledonia
68
33
St. Marys
Coldwater
Waynesfield
Wapakoneta
Celina
29
309
HARDIN
75
Rickenbacker AFB
Orient Lockbourne
Lithopolis
Commercial Point
33
Ashville
South Bloomfield
Darbyville
Mount Sterling
Carroll
Kettering Xenia
Moraine
FA
23
West Carrollton
Jamestown
22 Amanda
Miamisburg
Shawnee Hills
Bellbrook
Camden
35
P I C K AWAY
Germantown
Circleville
Bloomingburg
Octa
Stoutsville
GREENE
MONTGOMERY
West Elkton
127
Carlisle
22 Williamsport
Springboro
68
New Holland
Port William
35
Somerville
Franklin
Tarlton
Washington
Jacksonburg
Corwin
Middletown
Clarksburg
H
CLINTON
22
Hunter
Harveysburg
Sabina
Kingston
Laurelville
Seven Mile Trenton
35
Adelphi
Monroe
BUTLER
ROSS
New Miami
Wilberforce
Farmersville
PREBLE
Gratis
WWaynesville
WOxford
27
Millville
Hamilton
75
42
W Wilmington
WLebanon
22
71
Clarksville
68
Highland
Mason
Morrow
Leesburg 28
Martinsville
Pisgah
Maineville
New Vienna
Midland
Landen
Butlerville
Ross
Springdale
28
Loveland
Park
Forest Park
Blanchester
H A M I L T O N Greenhills Glendale Sharonville Loveland
Pleasant Plain
Woodlawn
Evendale
Lynchburg 73
Northbrook Wyoming Blue Ash
Montgomery
North College Hill Brentwood Reading
28
Hillsboro
Deer Park
50
Elmwood Place
W
Fairfield
Monfort Heights
St. Bernard
Cleves
Cheviot
North Bend
50
Bridgetown
W
Addyston
WBranch Hill
Norwood
WMilford
Mariemont
Terrace Park
Fairfax
Covedale
Cincinnati
Delhi Hills
52
St. Martin
Fayetteville
Chilo
Piketon
32
Ja
Beaver
ADAMS
23
Peebles
Seaman
Winchester
Cherry Fork
Russellville
Otway
41
Lucasville
73
West Union
Higginsport
Manchester
52
SCIOTO
South Web
Rosemount
125
WRipley
41
Aberdeen
JACK
Rarden
125
52
Coalton
PIKE
32
BROWN
Georgetown
35
Waverly City
73
Felicity
Neville
23
Bainbridge
Sinking Spring
Mowrystown
Hamersville
Moscow
5
50
Sardinia
68
125
VI
41
Batavia
New Richmond Bethel
Chillicothe
South Salem
62
Williamsburg
Mount Orab
35
Greenfield
HIGHLAND
Owensville
CLERMONT
Amelia
Frankfort
62
73
South Lebanon
West Portsmouth
Portsmouth
9
New Boston
Sciotodale
Wheelersburg
Rome
Franklin Furnace
52
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September 6 t October 4
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BRANCH HILL
ANTIQUE MARKET OF BRANCH HILL
513-683-8754. Thur-Sat 11-5, other days
by chance (good chance). I-275 to exit 52,
L to Branch Hill Rd., R 1 blk.
LEBANON
BROADWAY ANTIQUE MALL
201 S. Broadway, next to Golden Lamb.
Open 7 days, 110 booths and cases.
Quality antiques, 513-932-1410.
CINCINNATI
COVERED BRIDGE ANTIQUE MALL
7508 Hamilton Ave, Rt 127, (Mt. Healthy,
OH), 1/4 mile N of Ronald Reagan Hwy
(126).Wide selection antiques & collectibles.
10-6 Mon.-Sat; 12-6 Sun. 513-521-5739
MILLERS ANTIQUE MARKET, 10,000+
sq ft. Located in Historic downtown
Lebanon, OH, 45036. fantastic selection.
513-932-8710. Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5.
GRAND ANTIQUE MALL, 9701 Reading
Rd St. Rt. 42 (N of Cincinnati). Open 7
days, 27,000 sq ft. of antique furniture &
fine jewelry. 513-554-1919,
www.grandantiquemall.com
BURLINGTON KY ANTIQUE SHOWS
10 mi. S. of Cincinnati. Boone Co.
Fairgrounds Info: 513-922-6847,
Burlingtonandtiqueshow.com
TRI-STATE ANTIQUE MARKET
Lawrenceburg, Indiana fairgrounds US 50,
1 mi. W. exit 16, I-275. First Sunday each
month May-Oct.
FAIRFIELD/CINCINNATI
OHIO VALLEY ANTIQUE MALL
7285 Dixie Hwy/Route 4, 513-874-7855,
VENICE PAVILION ANTIQUES,
4299 Hamilton Cleves Hwy, Fairfield OH
45014.15,000 sq ft. 11-7 daily. 1920’s
dance hall. 513-738-8180.
www.venicepavilion.com
Want to
advertise?
Ad rates as low as
$21 an insertion
(Eastern edition),
$50 an insertion
(Central edition)
MILFORD/CINCINNATI
THAT SHOP IN MILFORD, 223 Main St in
Historic Milford, OH, 45150. Tue-Fri 11-5,
Sat 10-5, Sun noon-5. 513-831-0065
OXFORD
THE BIRD HOUSE ANTIQUES
114 & 116 W. High St. Two shops - Quality
merchandise - Dealer friendly! 7 days,
10-5. 513-706-3579 or 513-523-0121
RIPLEY
OLDE PIANO FACTORY ANTIQUE
MALL, 307 N. 2nd St. (50 miles from
Cincinnati on Rt #52). General line, furniture & collectibles. 10-4 daily. 12-5 Sun.
937-392-9243
WAYNESVILLE
ANTIQUES CAPITAL Welcome to our
200 yr. old village35+ Antique Shops &
Malls35+ Specialty Shops - 8+ Eateries.
VILLAGE ANTIQUES
185 E. High St., 513-897-2421
LITTLE RED SHED ANTIQUES
85 S. Main St., 513-897-6326
C & R LIVING, 180 S Main St.
513-897-0431
ANNIE’S PLACE
98A S. Main St.
513-855-4250.
Antiques & Eclectic Signs.
LILLY’S CORNER MALL
107 S Main St., 513-897-0388
HAMMEL HOUSE INN RESTAURANT
AND BED & BREAKFAST, 121 S. Main
St., 513-897-2333
BRASS LANTERN ANTIQUES
100-104 S. Main St.,
513-897-9686
VILLAGE FAMILY RESTAURANT
144 S. Main St.,
513-897-8835
BENNER’S COLONIAL TRADITIONS
61 S Main St.
513-897-9000.
WILMINGTON
SHOPPES AT THE OLD MILL, 320 E.
Sugartree St. 2 blocks E. of Courthouse.
Gen’l line. Multi-Dealer Mall.
937-655-8181. Mon-Sat 10-5:30
AntiqueWeek Guide
has OVER 110,000
OLDE PIANO FACTORY
ANTIQUE MALL
307 North 2nd Street — Ripley, OH 45167
(50 miles from Cincinnati on Rt. #52)
General line of antiques, furniture & collectibles
Winter Hrs.: Daily 10-4
Sunday 12-5
Time Changes: 10-5 Daily when time changes • Sunday 12-6
Phone: 937-392-9243
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Venice Pavilion
From Page 82
vendors. The mall was originally
owned by Dorothy Grome, who rescued the historic building when there
were plans to raze it and build a
United Dairy Farmers on the site.
Current owners Skyp and Jana
Harmon bought it in 2004.
The original tin ceiling still is still
there, and the floors are hardwood. To
the right as you walk in is the original
oak bar. “I don’t think the windows
have been replaced, it is very drafty,”
Manager Cheryl Sheldon said.
A previous owner added what
Sheldon called a “half-floor” where auctions were held, she said. Business at
Above: Opened in 1918, The Venice Pavilion originally was a bar and restaurant
with pool tables and a bowling alley downstairs. Upstairs there was a room for
wedding receptions and square dancing and country music acts. Since the 1990s,
it has been an antique mall.
the mall is good.
“I have to say our sales are ahead of
what they’ve been,” Sheldon said. “Yet,
compared to 10 years ago, the value of
things has dropped off.”
Sheldon has a booth at the mall; she
deals in furniture, among other things.
A chest of drawers she had for sale at
$425 would have been worth double
that 10 or 12 years ago, she said.
“But we’re getting young people in,
and they’re starting to collect,” she
said. “That is a good thing.”
One popular case features military
history items – mostly Civil War, but
also things from the two World Wars
and Indian artifacts. Another vendor
specializes in baseball and other
sports cards. Yet another dealer likes
cast iron skillets and other cast iron
items. He says he has a secret cleaning method.
Old buildings containing old things
seem to attract ghost stories, and the
Venice Pavilion is no exception. It is
suspected of having ghosts – all
friendly, Sheldon said. Two customers, unknown to each other, on two
separate occasions reported seeing a
woman standing in the back of the
building near what was once the
kitchen. Both customers described
her in the same way.
See Venice Pavilion on page 93
VENICE PAVILION
ANTIQUES
4299 Hamilton Cleves Hwy.
FAIRFIELD, OHIO
45014
Over 80 Dealers
4 Floors of Treasures
1920’s Dance Hall
Furniture, pottery, china, collectibles,
Art and antiques, cases of Jewelry.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
(513) 738-8180
Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Amex. Like us on Facebook.
www.venicepavilion.com
Burlington
Antique Show
Boone Co. Fairgrounds
BURLINGTON, KY
10 miles South of Cincinnati
2015 Show Dates
3rd Sunday of the Month
April 19 • May 17 • June 21
July 19 • Aug. 16 • Sept. 20
Oct. 18
Hours: 8am-3pm
Early buying: 6am-8am
AREA’S LARGEST & BEST
ANTIQUE MARKET
Mgr. Tony Pham, 513-922-6847
www.burlingtonantiqueshow.com
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Antiques Capital of the Midwest
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO!
Located At State Routes 73 & 42
Home of the Ohio Sauerkraut Festival
513-897-8855 • www.waynesvilleshops.com • waynesvilleohio.com
C & R Living
180 S. Main St.
513-897-0431
Large and small antiques,
jewelry (new & vintage),
fine glass and gifts, collectibles
Antique Mall
Antique Shops
Annie’s Place
98A S. Main St.
513-855-4250
Featuring: Antiques,
Vintage and Eclectic
Home Goods
Brass Lantern Antiques
100-104 S. Main St.
513-897-9686
Specializing in
antique furniture and
country store advertising
Lilly’s Corner Mall
107 S. Main St.
513-897-0388
7000 Sq. Ft. Mall With 28 Vendors
& Ever Changing Inventory
Little Red Shed
Antiques
85 S. Main St.
513-897-6326
We Buy & Sell a
wide variety of antiques!
Village Antiques
185 E. High St.
513-897-2421
Featuring Cherry & Walnut
Antique Furniture and
Accessories
Specialty Shop
Dining
Dining & Lodging
Benner’s
Colonial Traditions
61 S. Main Street
513-897-9000
Antique Reproduction Furniture,
Cabinetry, Windsor Chairs,
Home Décor & Gifts
The Village
Family Restaurant
144 S. Main St.
513-897-8835
Family owned & operated
& open for breakfast,
lunch & dinner daily
Hammel House Inn
Restaurant and B & B
121 S. Main St.
513-897-2333 or 513-897-3779
Restored Historic Inn offering
delicious meals and
overnight lodging
Lodging
Antique Show
Creekwood Motel
401 S. Main Street
513-897-1000
Beautiful and affordable motel rooms
with all of the comforts of home
Old Main Street Antique Show
May 24, 2015
9 AM-5 PM
Contact: 513-855-4315 for information about
Booth Rental or General Show info.
www.OhiosLargestPlayground.com
1-800-791-4FUN
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Bloomdale
18
4
Fostoria
HURON
250
Republic
Tiffin
Arcadia
224
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Attica
Bloomville
Willard
15
Carey
New Washington
Sycamore
Wharton
Patterson
W YA N D O T
Galion
Morral
MORROW
Marion
Green Camp
Edison
MARION
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W
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dgeway
83
Waldo
42
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Parral
Richwood
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4
36
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UNION
W Delaware
36
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rth Lewisburg
23
42
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Unionville Center
Dublin
Worthington
Plain City
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33
42
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a
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Whitehall
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40
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62
71
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70
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arleston
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P I C K AWAY
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dgeville
22
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Bremen
22
33
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Washington
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2
60
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50
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50
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41
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32
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23
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aman
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JACKSON
41
Otway
73
West Union
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Lucasville
SCIOTO
Rosemount
South Webster
93
Centerville
Rio Grande
GALLIA
Syracuse
Racine
Cheshire
35
Rarden
Fork
Pomeroy
Middleport
32
MS
7
Wilkesville
Piketon
32
73
Marietta
550
7
93
35
Gallipolis
Lower Salem
Devola
Zaleski
50
50
77
Lowell
Chesterhill
Athens
VINTON
Sinking Spring
60
The Plains
Greenfield
oro
Beverly
Stockport
MORGAN
13
33
35
28
Dexter City
Macksburg
McConnelsville
78
Trimble
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Frankfort
eesburg
Caldwell
Malta
Rendville
Shawnee
Corning
Hemlock
Murray City
Nelsonville
Summer
78
St
WRockbridge
Logan
Laurelville
Adelphi
ROSS
62
93
New Straitsville
HOCKING
Kingston
35
NOBLE
Sarahsville
Belle Valley
Roseville
13
Stoutsville
Williamsport
Ba
Pleasant City
New Lexington
Sugar Grove
Salesville
Qua
Senecaville
Cumberland
Crooksville
PERRY
Amanda
New Holland
35
93
FA I R F I E L D
Circleville
Philo
Fultonham
22
Somerset
Lore City
Byesville
70
Norwich
South Zanesville
Rushville
Ashville
23
effersonvilleF A Y E T T E
33
North Zanesville
Zanesville
Gratiot
Glenford
Pleasantville
37
Carroll
Thornville
W
Vienna
Hebron
40
Buckeye Lake
Old Washington
Cambridge
New Concord
Melody Lake
Kirkersville
Reynoldsburg
Bexley
22
MUSKINGUM
Pataskala
Marble Cliff
Valleyview
New Rome
GUERNSEY
Adamsville
60
Heath
16
Kimbolton
Hanover
Newark
Granville
F
Dresden
Frazeysburg
16
Alexandria
800
Newcomerstown
77
Conesville
16
LICKING
Uhrichsv
Plainfield
COSHOCTON
St. Louisville
13
Gahanna
70 Lake Darby
West Lafayette
Coshocton
Utica
Johnstown
Westerville
Huber Ridge
Riverlea
Warsaw
Nellie
36
62
36 Dennis
Gnadenhutten
Port Washington
Martinsburg
37
3
71
Powell
Centerburg
36
62
13
Hartford
Sunbury
Galena
Stone Creek
Tuscarawas
83
Gambier
Magnetic Springs
Roswell
Barnhill
Midvale
TUSCARAWAS
Baltic
Ashley
31
Dover
New Philadelphia
Sugarcreek
Killbuck
62
Gann
Danville
43
East Sparta W
Bolivar
Mag
Zoar Mineral City
Strasburg
39
Glenmont
Fredericktown
Chesterville
62
HOLMES
Millersburg
KNOX
Cardington
Beach City
Holmesville
Nashville
3
W Mount Gilead
Ea
800
Brewster
Mount Eaton
Wilmot
Loudonville
Butler
Canton
Perry Heights
Navarre
250
Perrysville
71
North Canto
Apple Creek
Fredericksburg
Bellville
S TA
Fulton
Massillon
30
Hayesville
Hartville
77
Hills And Dales
Meyers Lake
Dalton
Shreve
42
Caledonia
Orrville
Wooster
Lexington
309
309
585
250
W Mansfield
Ontario
309
4
Rittman
ASHLAND
Mifflin
Clinton
Marshallville
Canal
Smithville
WAY N E
Lucas
Marseilles
3
Congress
Jeromesville
Crestline
North Robinson
71
42
RICHLAND
30
Bucyrus
Polk
Ashland
CRAWFORD
Nevada
Harpster
n
13
Shelby
Upper Sandusky
Kirby
Forest
224
Tiro
4
Akron
Savannah
Bailey Lakes
Chatfield
53
Mount Blanchard
New London
Plymouth
Shiloh
23
Vanlue
77 Silver Lake Stow
Kent
Cuyahoga Falls
Munroe Falls
Fairlawn
Tallmadge
42
Spencer
MEDINA
Brimfiel
Briarwood Beach
Gloria Glens Park
Mogadore
Norton
Lodi
Wadsworth
Lakemore
Westfield Center
Barberton
Seville
Portage Lakes
Burbank Creston
Doylestown
West Salem
Greenwich
224
OCK
271
18
Medina
Rochester
North Fairfield
2
71
42
Wellington
WA S H I N
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OHIO - Section 4
COLUMBUS
GREATER COLUMBUS ANTIQUE MALL,
1045 S High St. Columbus’ First Antique
Mall. Open 7 days a week, 12:00-6:00. 5
floors of quality antqs. & collectibles. 614443-7858 Like us on Facebook!
DELAWARE
SANDUSKY STREET ANTIQUES, Items
from the early 1800s through the mid
1900s. 30 N Sandusky Street. Open 7 days,
Mon-Sat 10-6 & Sun 12-5, 740-363-1405.
EDISON
A MOMENT IN TIME ANTIQUES,
inside Edison Depot Restaurant, 552 W.
High St. 740-341-4966.
EDISON DEPOT, 552 W. High St.
419-946-FOOD.
MARSELL’S VINTAGE & ANTIQUE
RESALE SHOP, 2260 State Rt 95.
740-507-5109.
MANSFIELD
CARROUSEL ANTIQUES, 118 N. Main
St. 419-522-0230 35 Dealers - No Crafts.
10-5 Mon-Sat, 12-5 Sun.
MID-OHIO ANTIQUE MALL,155 Cline
Ave. at Lexington Ave.(Rt. 42 S). Multiple
dealers2 floors. 10-5 daily. 419-756-5852
MT GILEAD
”LOST MEMORIES,” 13 S. Main St.
567-303-4678.
MANSFIELD, OHIO
THIS-N-THAT, 27 W High St. Buying &
Selling Antiques/Collectibles/Estates.
419-946-5755.
WOLVES COINS, 27 W High St. Buying/
Selling Gold, Silver & Coins.
419-946-5755.
CORNERSTONE ON THE SQUARE
Cafe & Grill. 11 N Main St. 419-947-1446.
SAMES & COOK COFFEE SHOP
33 S Main St. 419-947-9694,
[email protected].
GILEAD TRADING CO.
32 S. Main St. 419-946-2210.
NORWICH
WHITE PILLARS ANTIQUE MALL,
7525 E Pike, 9 mi E of Zanesville (60 mi
E of Columbus) I-70 Norwich Exit 164,
1/2mi W on Rt 40, general line, furn,
prims, pottery, glass, china. Mon-Sat
10-5:30; Sun 12-5:30. 740-872-3720 or
740-584-2979
ROCKBRIDGE
SPRING STREET ANTIQUE MALL,
26782 Hwy 33. 120 dlrs. 12,000 sq ft.
Daily 10-6. 740-385-1816
WHITE PILLARS
ANTIQUE MALL
740-872-3720
Located off I-70 at Norwich
Exit #164
Turn W. to 7525 E. Pike
Fine quality antiques including
furniture, primitives, glass,
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Shop
Morrow
County
Wolves Coins
fi[email protected]
Gerard & Lori Wolf
Owners/Partners
27 West High Street
Mount Gilead, Ohio 43338
Phone: 419/946-5755
Fax: 419/946-5755
Buying/Selling Gold,
Silver & Misc.
Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 9 to Noon
Marsell’s Vintage & Antique
Resale Shop
2260 State Rt. 95 Edison, Ohio
Jim & Lisa Marsell - Owners
740-507-5109
A Moment In
Time Antiques
Located at
Edison Depot
552 W. High St.
Edison, Ohio
Open daily - Sun. until 3:00 PM
“Glassware, Furniture, Radios”
Ph. 740-341-4966 Susan
SAMES & COOK
KAREN McCLELLAND
419-946-FOOD (3663)
THOMAS E’S RESTAURANT
* Antiques
* Old Collectibles
* Jewelry
* Furniture
We Deal With The Past
Elizabeth & Rick Chilcote
419-946-2210
C
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on the square
E
32 S. Main St.
Mt. Gilead, OH 43338
Tim Campbell
13 Main St., Mt. Gilead, Ohio 43338
Phone 567-303-4678 • FAX 419-946-5421
[email protected]
552 W. High Street, Edison, Ohio 43320
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET
MOUNT GILEAD, OHIO 43338
419-947-9694
[email protected]
O
TUE-FRI 10 AM - 4 PM
Edison
Depot
COFFEE SHOP
ANTIQUES
Hrs.: Mon-Fri 7-5 • Sat 8-2
Fresh roasted coffee by the pound or cup
GILEAD
TRADING CO.
“LOST MEMORIES”
RED LINE HOT WHEELS VINTAGE
TOYS, ADVERTISING
GAS & OIL ITEMS
Cafe & Grill
~ BREAKFAST ALL DAY ~
Steaks • BBQ • Homemade Pies
MEETING ROOM AVAILABLE
Home Cooked Meals
Open 7 Days A Week
Heinis Amish Cheeses
Madeline’s Country Farm Market
Amish Furniture, Crafts
This-N-T
Buying & Selling An hat
tiques/Collectibles/Esta
tes
Jerry & Lori
Proprietors Wolf
27 West High Street
Mount Gilead, Ohio 43338
419-946-5755
11 N. Main St ~ Mount Gilead
419-947-1446
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O HIO - Section 5 - Cleveland & Nor theast
20
Ashtabula
Conneaut
North Kingsville
Kingsville
Edgewood
7
Geneva-On-The-Lake
North Madison
20 Geneva
North Perry
Eastlake
Euclid
Bratenahl
Marblehead
East Cleveland
Avon Lake 6
Sheffield Lake
Cleveland
Lakewood
Jefferson
W Painesville
Mentor
45
Wickliffe
A S H TA B U L A
Rock Creek
Roaming Shores
Willoughby
Kirtland Hills
Willowick
Kelleys Island
Fairport Harbor
LAKE
Mentor-On-The-Lake
y
90
Madison
Perry
Grand River
W Chardon
Kirtland
Willoughby Hills
Richmond Heights
Aquilla
Orwell
322
Cleveland Heights
Andover
6
University Heights
Burton
Moreland Hills
Middlefield
Rocky River
Shaker Heights
Westlake
45
TRUMBULL
Warrensville Heights
Brooklyn
Fairview
Park
C
U
Y
A
H
O
G
A
Fairview Lanes
South Russell G E A U G A
Vermilion
6
North Olmsted
Maple Heights
Garfield Heights
Sandusky South
a
West Farmington
Brook Park
Parkman
Amherst North Ridgeville
422
Huron
Parma
IE
Bedford Solon
7
Berea
2
Glenwillow
Middleburg Heights
80 South Amherst
Elyria
Reminderville
Cortland
Broadview HeightsTwinsburg
North Royalton
44
Orangeville
Eaton
Estates
Hiram
Berlin Heights
Aurora
Brecksville
Strongsville
11
Garrettsville
Mantua
480
Grafton
422
80
Aurora East
Yankee Lake
Norwalk
Kipton
Boston Heights
Brunswick
Streetsboro
Howland
Lagrange
Wakeman
Windham
Peninsula
ville
Red Fox
20
Hudson
Brookfield
Richfield
Warren
Masury
SUMMIT
Sugar Bush Knolls
LORAIN
18
Newton Falls
42 71
Lordstown Niles
Stow
271
77
80
Wellington
80 Hubbard
5
Silver Lake
18
Kent
McDonald Girard
Cuyahoga Falls
HURON
250
Munroe Falls
Rochester
Craig Beach
Fairlawn
Tallmadge
42
North Fairfield
Spencer
Youngstown
76
MEDINA
New London
Brimfield
Briarwood Beach
Campbell
Austintown
Gloria Glens Park
Willard
Struthers
Mogadore
P O R TA G E
Boardman
Greenwich
Norton
Lodi
Wadsworth
Lowellville
Lakemore
Westfield Center
224
Barberton
Poland
224 Canfield
224
Seville
14
Plymouth
Portage Lakes
MAHONING
Limaville
Creston
Doylestown
Shiloh
gton
Savannah
Hartville
New Middletown
West Salem
Bailey Lakes Polk
77
3
Congress
Sebring Beloit
Clinton
S TA R K
76
13
Salem
Marshallville
Washingtonville
42
Rittman Smithville
Canal Fulton
Alliance 62
Shelby
North Canton
WAY N E
Ashland 71
Leetonia
585
New Waterford
Orrville
Louisville
250
9
Hills And Dales
RICHLAND
East Palestine
ASHLAND
Lorain Sheffield
Sandusky
Milan
Oberlin
W
W
WRavenna
W
Medina
Akron
W
Burbank
W
Columbiana
W Wooster
Massillon
Mifflin
Ontario
309
83
Lucas
Fredericksburg
42
Perrysville
39
Glenmont
KNOX
Chesterville
62
Gann
Danville
o
Mount Vernon
Gambier
Sparta
South Mount Vernon
36
Centerburg
36
62
13
Nellie
36
62
Johnstown
13
LICKING
16
Alexandria
any
s
16
Kirkersville
ldsburg
70
Millersport
states
ickerington
Baltimore
Thurston
Winchester
s
Carroll
33
37
Thornville
West Rushville
Lancaster
Junction City
Bremen
93
22
Shawnee
250
Dillonvale Rayland
Mount Pleasant
Tiltonsville
Yorkville
Salesville
Quaker City
78
Belmont
Neffs
Barnesville
Summerfield
78
McConnelsville
Dexter City
Macksburg
Martins Ferry
Bridgeport
Bellaire
Shadyside
BELMONT
800
Powhatan Point
Wilson
Jerusalem
Beallsville
Miltonsburg
MONROE
NOBLE
Caldwell
Brookside
Wolfhurst
Bethesda
Clarington
Lewisville
Woodsfield
78
Graysville Antioch
800
7
Brilliant
7
Morristown
Stafford
Malta
Rendville
Corning
70
Batesville
New Lexington
13
New Athens Harrisville
St. Clairsville
Senecaville
Sarahsville
Belle Valley
Roseville
60
Sugar Grove
e
Byesville
Cumberland
Crooksville
PERRY
Lore City
Pleasant City
Philo
Fultonham
Somerset
Smithfield
Adena
Fairview
Old Washington
Mingo Junctio
New Alexandria
Cadiz
Holloway
Flushing
Cambridge
70
South Zanesville
22
Rushville
Amanda
North Zanesville
Zanesville
Glenford
Pleasantville
FA I R F I E L D
22
New Concord
Norwich
Steubenville
Bloomingdale
Hopedale
Barton
MUSKINGUM
Gratiot
Brentwood
Wintersville
HARRISON
800
GUERNSEY
Toronto
Richmond
Deersville
Freeport
Stratton
Empire
JEFFERSON
Amsterdam
Jewett
250
77
Adamsville
60
Hebron
40
Buckeye Lake
Irondale
Bergholz
Scio
Dresden
Frazeysburg
Melody Lake
Pataskala
Wellsville
39
Leesville
Bowerston
Kimbolton
Hanover
Newark
Heath
Granville
Salineville
Uhrichsville
Plainfield
Conesville
16
St. Louisville
East Liverpool
36 Dennison
West Lafayette
Newcomerstown
Coshocton
COSHOCTON
Utica
La Croft
Sherrodsville
Gnadenhutten
Port Washington
Warsaw
Martinsburg
Hartford
Stone Creek
Tuscarawas
83
9
CARROLL
Roswell
Barnhill
Midvale
TUSCARAWAS
Baltic
Calcutta
Glenmoor
Dellroy
Dover
New Philadelphia
Sugarcreek
Killbuck
Fredericktown
43
7
Summitville
Carrollton
Parral
Millersburg
71
East Sparta
Bolivar
Magnolia
Zoar Mineral City
Strasburg
HOLMES
ilead
Malvern
Waynesburg
W
62
Nashville
3
Butler
Beach City
Holmesville
Rogers
Lisbon
30
Minerva
43
800
Brewster
Mount Eaton
Wilmot
Loudonville
Bellville
Navarre
250
Shreve
Lexington
Hanoverton
30
Apple Creek
Mansfield
on
COLUMBIANA
East Canton
Perry Heights
Dalton
30
Hayesville
Canton
Meyers Lake
Jeromesville
Crestline
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BURBANK
ROSE & THISTLE ANTIQUES, 27 Front
St Fri-Sat 11-5 Sun 11-4. 330-416-7887.
Jan & Feb by chance.
CHARDON
ANTIQUES ON THE SQUARE,
101 Main St. 21 Dealers. 10-5 Mon.-Sat;
12-5 Sun. Only 7 mi. S. of I-90 on Rt. 44.
440-286-1912
COLUMBIANA
MAINSTREET ANTIQUES, 13 E. Park
Ave. 330-482-5202. Quality dealers, open
7 days. Mon-Sat 10-4:30; Sun 12:30-5.
EAST LIVERPOOL
POTTERY CITY ANTIQUE MALL
409 Washington. 40,000 sq. ft.
Furn., Pottery, Glass, Collectibles.
Open till 6:00 everyday. 330-385-6933
SEE FULL-PAGE AD ON PAGE 94
MEDINA
MEDINA ANTIQUE MALL, 2797 Medina
Rd. 52,000 sq ft. 500 dealers. We have
something for everyone! 330-722-0017
BROTHERS ANTIQUE MALL,
6132 Wooster Pike (Rte. 3 S). 20 rooms of
decorated country living furn.
Open 7 days a week. 330-723-7580.
www.brothersantiquemall.com
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MILAN
SIGHTS & SOUNDS OF EDISON,
21 S. Main. Phonographs, Edisonrelated
items, wood horns, repairs & gen.ln. 10-5
Mon-Sat; 12-5 Sun. 419-499-3093 (call)
OBERLIN
CAMPBELL HOUSE ANTIQUES
95 S. Main St. 440-774-9172
General line antiques. Group shop.
Open 7 days
Campbell House
Antiques
95 S. Main Street (Rte. 58)
OBERLIN, OHIO 44074
OPEN 7 DAYS
11-5 Mon.-Sat. • 12-5 Sunday
campbellhouseantiques.com
Phone: 440-774-9172
Multi Dealer Shop • 19th Century Furniture
Stone Castings • Vintage Clothing • Primitives
Full Line of Furniture Oils & Waxes
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MEDINA
ANTIQUE MALL
(a suburb of Cleveland)
52,000 Sq. Ft. ★ 500 Dealer Locations
I-71 @ Exit 218; 2797 Medina Rd.
Medina, OH 44256
330-722-0017
Sunday-Friday 10 am-6 pm
Saturday 10 am-8 pm
Visa/MC/AE/Disc
www.themedinaantiquemall.com
Craft & Antique Co-Op
1871 N. Ridge Rd., (Rt. 20) Painesville, Ohio 44077
Over 150 vendors with quality offerings.
101 Main St.
CHARDON, OHIO
ONLY 7 MILES SOUTH OF I-90 ON RT. 44
(440) 286-1912
Voted Best of The Best By
Lake County News Herald
20 Dealers
Quality Antiques, Oak, Country & Victorian
Furniture, Primitives, Collectibles, Country
Store, Advertising, Ephemera, Vintage Jewelry,
Silver, Fine Glassware, China, Quilts, Linens,
Decoys, Fishing Items and Clocks.
Celebrating 30 Years On Chardon Square
Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5
Visa/MC
- Antiques, Collectibles, novelties, and handmade crafts,
including furniture, books, jewelry, wall art, dolls,
nautical items, linens, vintage clothing,
postcards, and much, much more.
- Lunch at the Apple Cafe
- Special events and sales
promotions throughout the year.
Open To The Public
Enjoy the thrill of the hunt!
Thursdays through Sundays - 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Craft & Antique Co-Op
440.392.0581
www.CraftandAntique.com
Wheelchairs Available
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PAINESVILLE
CRAFT AND ANTIQUE CO-OP, 1871 N
Ridge Rd. Enjoy the thrill of the hunt ThurSun 10-5 (Closed Major Holidays).
440-392-0581, www.CraftandAntique.com.
RAVENNA
AAA I-76 ANTIQUE MALL, 4284 Lynn Rd.
330-325-9776.50,000 sq.ft. 400+ dealers.
Open daily 10-6.
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Open 7 Days, Mon.-Sat. 10-4:30; Sun. 12:30-5
Closed Sundays in Winter
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ANTIQUE MALL
OPEN 7 DAYS
132 N. Walnut St., Wooster, OH 44691
Phone: (330) 264-3030
www.walnutstreetantiques.com
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6132 Wooster Pike, Rte. 3 South, Medina, Oh.
(2 mi. South of Medina on Rt. 3 or 5 mi. North off I-76 on Rt. 3)
All Purpose Mall
Sales • Service
Restoration
330-723-7580
www.brothersantiquemall.com
Open Daily 10-5 • Sunday 12-5
(Medina Show Hrs. – Sunday 8-5)
Venice Pavilion
From Page 85
“She had a long skirt and apron, her hair was put up
in a bun,” Sheldon said. She had wired green glasses.
She was just standing there. I think when a building has
been around this long, there is probably some energy
that’s has been left behind, not to mention all of the old
things that are in here. Some people think spirits are
attached to that.”
Owner Jana Harmon has never met any of the ghosts,
but what she likes about the mall is the many real, interesting people she sees when working there – the employees as well as the people who bring antiques to the mall.
“Our vendors are always bringing in something new,
and if you don’t know about it, you can find out about it,”
she said. “So you’re constantly learning about collectibles and antiques. One of the vendors is really into art
glass and that kind of collectibles, china, and she has
Above: Manager Cheryl Sheldon stands by the original oak bar.
Above: This case featuring military history items – mostly Civil War, but
also things from the two world wars and Indian artifacts, is popular.
taught us so much.”
The real people Harmon enjoys are a diverse group,
and they have so much knowledge. It is fun to see what
they do with things, Harmon said. People will take an
antique and change it, make it more shabby-chic. The
booths are also always changing, and everything is
always fresh.
“The reason Skyp and I got into it, my parents always
collected antiques, and Skyp has always liked old farm
machinery, old equipment and old motors,” Harmon said.
“It is just a way to enjoy that and make it more interesting.”
The Venice Pavilion holds special events throughout
the year. It is open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day except
Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving Day and is located
at 4299 Hamilton Cleves Road, at the corner of Routes
126 and 128 in Ross, Ohio, northwest of Cincinnati.
Phone 513-738-8180 or visit www.venicepavilionantiques.com
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POTTERY CITY
Antique
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Large Selection of Pottery, Glassware, Toys, Books, Jewelry,
Antiques and Collectibles
Dolls, Furniture, Advertising, Fiesta, Autumn Leaf and Primitives.
Located in East Liverpool, Ohio – The Pottery Capital of the world for 100 Years
Open 10-6 Daily • 12-6 Sunday
Closed Selected Family Holidays
All roads lead to POTTERY CITY Antique Mall
We do not pick our mall for the internet.
We save our best deals for our customers.
1 hour or less
from Akron, Canton,
Pittsburgh, Warren, Wheeling,
Youngstown, Beaver Valley,
Washington, PA & Clarksburg, WV.
2 hours or less
from Columbus or Cleveland.
Just off Route 11 Interstate and Rt. 30-39 Bypass
Downtown East Liverpool
40,000 SQ. FT.
1 Block from the Ceramics Museum
Minutes from Homer Laughlin and
Hall China Outlet Stores.
Akron/Canton
US 30 East/I-76 to 11 So.
Columbus
70 East to Rte. 7 North
Youngstown
Rte. 11 South
Pittsburgh
US 30 West/20 min. from Airport
Downtown East Liverpool Exit
off Route 30-39
½ block from the Clock Tower
Corner of 4th and Washington
Steubenville/Wheeling
Rte. 7 North to US 30 East
Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike East to Rte. 11 South
409 WASHINGTON ST., EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO 43920
Beaver Valley
Pa. Rte. 68 West to Ohio 39 West
Then take Downtown East Liverpool Exit
330-385-6933
FAX: 330-385-8171
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80
79
Mercer
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356
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68
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62
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66
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28
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85
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322
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286
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219
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120
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80
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53
120
53
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350
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80
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150
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16
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287
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287
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6
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144
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120
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6
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44
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322
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255
46
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36
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59
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46
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948
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119
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36
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New Bethlehem
28
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JEFFERSON
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59
Brookville
6
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66
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Petrolia
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68
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Fairview
38
80
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Parker
208
Tidioute
Tionesta
6
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Clarion
157
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322
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8
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62
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27
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268
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8
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77
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36
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Mars
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Vanport
522
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Monaca
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45
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Industry
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35
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865
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Russellton
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1
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Mifflintown
South Heights
Petersburg 26
76 Arnold New
Saltsburg
Thompsontown
Lucerne Mines
219
30
Ashville
Leetsdale Edgeworth ALLEGHENY Cheswick
Kensington
Mifflin
Juniata Gap
Millers
Alexandria
Colver
22
Springdale
Jacksonville
Homer City
Sewickley Sewickley Heights
Port Royal
Frankfort Springs
Haysville
Oakmont
West View
Avonmore
Gallitzin
36
Altoona
Loretto
Glenfield
22
Aspinwall
McVeytown
BEAVER Carnot-Moon
Huntingdon 655
Ebensburg
Black Lick 56
Bellevue
Nanty-Glo
Tunnelhill
New
Summerhill Sankertown
22
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Penn Hills
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Williamsburg
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Imperial-Enlow
17
Ingram
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Thornburg
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18
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PERRY
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Mt. Lebanon
Cassandra South Fork
274
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WESTMORELAND
35
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Franklin St. Michael-Sidman
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Roaring Spring 26
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Landisburg
522
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711
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Boil
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Pleasantville
North Charleroi Monessen Smithton
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26 Saxton 913
Newburg
70
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985
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Stockdale
70
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Hopewell
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California
381
Dawson
79
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Schellsburg
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WA S H I N G T O N
Seven Springs 76
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Beallsville
75
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Yor
Connellsville
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Hiller
76
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Bendersville
40
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FRANKLIN
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Bedford
9
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New Centerville
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Rices Landing New Salem-Buffington
Biglerville
Berlin
Jefferson
381
Rockwood
30
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Arendtsville
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21
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281
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219
30
Casselman
East Uniontown
Fairdale
Waynesburg
Rainsburg
Leith-Hatfield Hopwood
Ohiopyle
96
Garrett
Nemacolin
11
Masontown
70
220
Hyndman
522
ADAMS
316 Mont Alto
Gettysburg
Mercersburg
Fairchance
Meyersdale
Confluence
McSher
88
40
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Callimont
Smithfield
Bonneauville
16
19
Fairfield
Greencastle
Greensboro
SOMERSET
79
119
Waynesboro
FAY E T T E
Bobtown
Salisbury
Ursina
51
Darlington
Enon Valley
Koppel
New Galilee
Homewood
Ellport
65
West Pittsburg
Ellwood City
New Beaver
76
S. N. P. J.
Oakwood
Coaltown
New Castle Northwest
Oakland New Castle
Bessemer
South New Castle
LAWRENCE
Volant
New Wilmington
Wheatland
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Sharpsville
Grove City Sharon
62
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18
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77
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Union City
322
173
19
322
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Wattsburg
Blooming Valley Townville
Meadville
Sheakleyville
Greenville
Woodcock
Venango
Saegertown
MERCER
Conneaut Lake
8
Waterford
ERIE
Cambridge Springs
6
Edinboro
Fredericksburg
79
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Jamestown
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Conneautville
Springboro 98
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P E N N S Y LVA N I A
BEAVER FALLS
ANTIQUE EMPORIUM, 818 Seventh Ave.
3 floors, 75 booths. Now in our 30th year!
Tues-Sat 10-5, Sun Noon-5, Closed Mon.
724-847-1919
CLARION
FULMER HOUSE BOOKS &
COLLECTIBLES, 703 Wood St. on 7th
Ave 1 block S of Main. I-80 x 62, 1 mi N.
Wed-Sun 11-6. www.fulmerhousebooks.
com. 814-226-5969.
HEIDELBERG
HEIDELBERG ANTIQUES, 1451 & 1550
Collier Ave. Multi- dealer. Furniture,
Roseville, glassware, clocks, etc. 11-5 TueSun, clsd Mon. 412-429-9222 or 429-9223.
VERONA
MILLER’S ANTIQUE MALL, 615 E
Railroad Ave, 412-828-3288
WASHINGTON
CROWN ANTIQUE MALL, 724-993-4395.
Inside Washington Crown Center, 1500 W
Chestnut St, Washington, PA 15301. MonSat 10am-9pm, Sun 11am-5pm.
www.crownantiquemall.com.
Over 50 Dealers - Great Prices!
Heidelberg Antique Mall
1451 & 1550 Collier Avenue
Heidelberg, PA 15106
(412) 429-9223 (412) 429-9222
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 11-4:30
Closed Mon.
10 minutes from Pittsburgh or Washington, PA
Parkway (376) Exit 65 Carnegie/Heidelberg - go to Route 50 turn left
4th traffic light - go right on Collier
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Over 10,000 Square Feet of Antiques!
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!
Moravian Pottery and Tile Works,
crown jewel of artistic Bucks County
By Carole Deutsch
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — Henry Chapman Mercer (18561930) was born, and died, in Doylestown, Pa., the seat of
Above: These original sample boxes show the unique character
of Mercer’s creative tiles, which are still being replicated based
on Mercer’s early formulas. (Image courtesy of the Bucks
County Moravian Pottery & Tile Works)
historic Bucks County, widely known for its groundbreaking
artists and architectural excellence. Mercer was a visionary,
whose contribution through his work as an archeologist,
preservationist, architectural designer, and maker of a
unique form of handcrafted tile is incalculable for its
historical significance.
From 1908 to 1916, Mercer designed three distinctive
cast-in-place concrete structures in Doylestown that were
castle-like in style, scope and grandeur. These magnificent
edifices, which still stand today, are unparalleled in
American architecture, as they were the original artistic
creations of Mercer, who designed them, not after any
prototype, but for his own needs from his personal sense of
aesthetics.
Fonthill, Mercer’s 44-room home (with 32 staircases
home), was completed in 1912. The Mercer Museum was
erected in 1916 for the preservation of Mercer’s extensive
archeological and historic artifact collections. Moravian
Pottery and Tile Works, the crown jewel of Mercer’s multiple
achievements, was constructed and began production in
See Mor avian Pottery on page 98
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45
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Wessington Springs
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Lane
Kimball
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90
White Lake
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CUSTER
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Platte
Fairburn
Hermosa
45
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Corsica
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Mitchell
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Letcher
Mount Vernon
Stickney
Plankinton
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DOUGLAS
W Keystone
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Pukwana
AURORA
SANBORN
Cavour
Parkston
Dimock
Ethan
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Dolton
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White
Toronto
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Brandt
Gary
Clear Lake
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Ward
Flandreau
Egan
Crooks
Harrisburg
Valley Springs
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Garretson
Chancellor 115
Lennox
Sioux
Falls
Tea
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WHartford
Brandon City
29 115
Dell Rapids
Trent
M O O DY
Wentworth
Colman
Humboldt
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Albee
Revillo
Bushnell
Brookings
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Aurora
Elkton
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Colton
Baltic
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Monroe
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Marion
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Nunda
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Bruce
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Ramona
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Freeman
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Badger
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Spencer
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Winfred
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Goodwin Altamont
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29
Lake Norden
Oldham
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Howard
Alexandria
262 Emery
Farmer
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Vilas
25
Carthage
14
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La Bolt
Strandburg
GRANT
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WatertownKranzburg
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Hayti
HAMLIN
Marvin
Twin Brooks
South Shore
Hetland
Arlington
Lake Preston
Erwin
De Smet
Bancroft 25
Roswell
90
Vienna
212
20
Florence
Naples Hazel
Willow Lake
28
Bryant
CLARK
Henry
Garden City
25
Wallace
CODINGTON
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Wilmot
Big Stone City
Waubay
Webster 12
Ortley
Bradley
Lily
Butler
Clark
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HANSON
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Bristol
Iroquois
Fulton
Woonsocket
Artesian
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Huron
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Doland
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Conde
Verdon
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Broadland
Virgil
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Mellette
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EDMUNDS
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S O U T H DA KOTA
BIG STONE CITY
THE TREASURE PIT, 350 Main St. (Hwy
12), Mn 75, 1 mi W, 605-880-1775
CUSTER
ELK PARK ANTIQUES & ART, 12140 Upper
Elk Pk. Rd. Daily May-Sept, 605-673-3365
HARTFORD
AUNT-T’S-QUES WAYSIDE SHOPPE, S
at I-90 x 387, 1st left. Daily, 605-528-6290.
KEYSTONE
HOLY TERROR ANTIQUES, 5 ¢ & 10
cent Candy Counter. 221 Swanzey St.
Open daily May-Sept. 10am to 7pm.
Call for winter hours. 605-666-5005.
www.holyterrorantiques.com
RAPID CITY
ST JOE ANTIQUES MALL, 40+ dlrs,
20,000 sq ft. I-90 X 57, S to St. Joe, E to
615 St. Joe, in historic downtown Fine
glassware to furniture. 605-341-1073.
Moravian Pottery
From Page 96
1912. All three are located within a
mile of each other. They have been
listed in the National Historic Registry
and designated a National Historic
Landmarks District, which is often
referred to as the Mercer Mile.
After achieving a liberal arts degree
from Harvard University in 1879,
Mercer went on to study at University
of Pennsylvania Law School and was
admitted to the Philadelphia County
Bar in 1881. At that time, he also
became a founding member of the
Bucks County Historical Society. He
was a major proponent of the Arts and
Crafts Movement in America and
passionately pursued the preservation
of handmade crafts in opposition to the
industrial revolution.
He never practiced law but traveled
extensively throughout Europe and,
shortly after his return, was appointed
by the University of Pennsylvania to be
the museum’s Curator of American
and Prehistoric Archaeology in the
early 1890s. He left that position to
devote his time to the discovery of
American artifacts and to pursue an
in-depth knowledge of German pottery.
In 1899, Mercer began to formulate
his tile designs, for which he received
an award at the Universal Exposition
at St. Louis in 1904. After his original
pottery works was destroyed by fire, he
built the Moravian Pottery and Tile
Works, which he operated until the
SIOUX FALLS
DAKOTA PLAINS ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES, I-29 x 73, 500 ft. east.
Open Daily. 8600 sq ft of antiques &
collectibles. 605-368-9999.
www.dakplains.com.
Easy Access
500 Ft. East. Of I-29 @ Exit 73
Open Daily • 8600 Square Feet Of
Quality Antiques & Collectibles
27110 Independence Avenue
Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57108
605 • 368 • 9999
www.dakplains.com
ST. JOE ANTIQUES MALL
OVER 40 DEALERS
Largest Antique Mall
in Western South Dakota
615 St. Joseph St.
(I-90 X 57, S to St. Joe, E to
615 St. Joe, downtown)
Rapid City 57701
Hours: 9:30-5 Winter
9:30-6 Summer
605-341-1073
Above: An interior view of Fonthill,
Mercer’s 44-room castle. (Image
from the Library of Congress Prints
and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C., Photo by Jet Lowe)
Left: Mercer finished Fonthill in 1912.
(Image from the Library of Congress
Prints and Photographs Division,
Washington, D.C.)
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Pine Crest Hampton 321
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Johnson City
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Morrison City
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Bristol
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Bloomingdale
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Orebank
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Mount Carmel
Indian Springs
Bridwell Heights
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Bluff City
Fordtown
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Spurgeon
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Morristown
Pittman Center
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Sevierville
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Dandridge
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Sneedville
HANCOCK
HAMBLEN
JEFFERSON
New Market
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33
Harrogate-Shawanee
Cumberland Gap
CLAIBORNE
Maynardville
UNION
63
KNOX
Halls
33
Maryville
Cedar Bluff
Karns
South Clinton
441
Norris
Concord
411
Vonore
Madisonville
Ducktown
Englewood
411
68
Etowah
Athens
75
11
11
Caryville
Lake City
75 Lenoir City
Sweetwater
La Follette
Jacksboro
Oliver Springs
Oak Ridge
Loudon
40
Jellico
CAMPBELL
ANDERSON
75
LOUDON
Philadelphia
70
Kingston
72
ROANE
68
62
Harriman
Oakdale
Petros
SCOTT
Huntsville
Oneida
Wartburg
Rockwood
Calhoun
Charleston
30
Decatur
Spring City
27
27
MORGAN
South Cleveland
MEIGS
Summit
Collegedale
Chattanooga
68
52
Crab Orchard
RHEA
Dayton
Graysville
30
127
70
Crossville40
Red Bank Harrison75 11
Lookout Mountain
24
127
Pikeville
Allardt
Jamestown
FENTRESS
127
CUMBERLAND
127
70N
52
BLEDSOE
Pleasant Hill
Monterey
Fairmount
Walden
SEQUATCHIE
Signal Mountain
South Pittsburg
2
70
84
OVERTON
42
PICKETT
Byrdstown
Livingston
Dunlap
Spencer
BUREN
Powells Crossroads
MARION
WHITE
40
Sparta
Doyle
Palmer
108
42
Algood
Cookeville
PUTNAM
Baxter
Celina
G RU N DY
Beersheba Springs
Tracy City
Monteagle
Sewanee
41
108
Viola
Morrison
53
C L AY
JACKSON
Gainesboro
McMinnville
WARREN
Centertown
70
70N
53
Smithville
DE KALB
Gordonsville
South Carthage
Dowelltown
Liberty
Woodbury
CANNON
53
Auburntown
52
Red Boiling Springs
Carthage
SMITH
Watertown
Alexandria
Tullahoma
Huntland
41A
MOORE
55
24
70S
Normandy
Wartrace
Bell Buckle
41
Murfreesboro
Shelbyville
231
BEDFORD
840
231
70
Lebanon
RUTHERFORD
La Vergne
Smyrna
40
25
52
Lafayette
MACON
Hartsville
TROUSDALE
Westmoreland
231
WILSON
70 Mount Juliet
Eagleville
41
Chapel Hill
31A
MARSHALL
431
31 65
31E
31E
52
SUMNER
Gallatin 25
Hendersonville
Lakewood
Nashville
Berry Hill
109
Portland
Mitchellville
White House
Goodlettsville
Brentwood
Berrys Chapel 31A
431
65
Cross Plains
Orlinda
41 Greenbrier
31W
DAV I D S O N
31 65
Pulaski
Lynnville
Columbia
MAURY
Minor Hill
41A
431
Springfield
WILLIAMSON
100
Pegram
Fairview
43
24
Ashland City
Mount Pleasant
Lawrenceburg
LAWRENCE
64
20
99
100
Burns
Kingston Springs
70
CHEATHAM
41A
White Bluff
Charlotte
DICKSON
Centerville
48
48
48
Vanleer
Dickson
49
Hohenwald
48
LEWIS
EZ
H
Iron City
N
48
Collinwood
13
McEwen
13
Slayden
MONTGOMERY
Cumberland City
HICKMAN
20
100
Lobelville
Linden
13
HUMPHREYS
PERRY
Clifton
Erin
Waverly
13
HOUSTON
Tennessee Ridge
49
Dover
New Johnsonville
20
Big Sandy
79
BENTON
641
100
Bruceton
Hollow Rock
Sardis
Lexington
22
22
100
Enville
MCNAIRY
Adamsville
22Clarksburg
HENDERSON
CHESTER
Finger
70
Huntingdon
CARROLL
McLemoresville
79
Henry
Paris
HENRY
Puryear
641
Cottage Grove
McKenzie
Henderson
20
79
Gleason
54
Trezevant
Atwood
Greenfield
Dresden
WEAKLEY
Sharon
Martin
45E
Trenton
Dyer
HARDEMAN
Bells
Grand Junction
Saulsbury
18
Whiteville
Somerville
Stanton
70
40
Brownsville
79
Alamo
GIBSON
Yorkville
Rutherford
Kenton
45W
CROCKETT
Maury City
H AY W O O D
Gates
Halls
412
Dyersburg
DY E R
Trimble
Obion
Troy
Newbern
51
Hornbeak
OBION
21
22
Rives
Union City
South Fulton
SEE TENNESSEE
SECTION 1
ON PAGE 100
Collierville Rossville
64
Oakland
Braden
Gallaway
Arlington
Lakeland
70
385
Germantown
Memphis
SHELBY
14
Atoka
Munford
Millington
TIPTON
Henning
Covington
Brighton
51
Burlison
Gilt Edge
Garland
51
Ripley
LAUDERDALE
88
Finley
155
78
Ridgely
LAKE
Samburg
Tiptonville
22
Woodland Mills
ROBERTSON
Cedar Hill
Y.
Adams
W
41
PK
ILLS
Clarksville
OTH
79
FO
STEWART
SEE TENNESSEE
SECTION 2
ON PAGE 102
421
Mountain City
JOHNSON
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Bartlett
40
Millington
Lakeland
64
Piperton
W
Rossville
64
Moscow
La Grange
40
70
Toone
125
Bolivar
Hickory Valley
100
Adair
Denmark
412
Medina
45
Middleton
64
Hornsby
Silerton
Medon
18
MADISON
Jackson
Humboldt
Gadsden
HARDEMAN
Bells
Grand Junction
Saulsbury
18
Whiteville
Somerville
Stanton
70
Brownsville
79
Alamo
45E
Milan
Bradford
40
70
Ramer
45
Eastview
Selmer
Michie
Stantonville
Saltillo
HARDIN
Savannah
128
Milledgeville
D E C AT U R
Scotts Hill
Decaturville
Parsons
641
Camden
70
64
13
13
WAY N E
Waynesboro
13
McEwen
48
Iron City
EZ
Y.
W
PK
20
Centerville
64
48
48
St. Joseph
Loretto
43
LAWRENCE
Ethridge
99
100
Ridgetop
40
Franklin
Brentwood
Berrys Chapel 31A
431
41
Pulaski
31A
Minor Hill
109
840
431
LINCOLN
64
Ardmore
Elkton
31 65
231
231
231
64
50
55
4
MOO
Lyn
BEDFORD
Shelbyville
41A
231
RUTHER
La Vergne
Smyrna
40
WI
70 Mount Juliet
Eagleville
Petersburg
Cornersville
31A
Lewisburg
MARSHALL
Chapel Hill
431
65
Fayetteville
31
Lynnville
Columbia
Spring Hill
Mount Pleasant
GILES
24
31E
52
SUM
Gallatin
Hendersonville
Lakewood
31E
White House
109
Murfreesboro
31
WILLIAMSON
100
Belle Meade
Oak Hill
Forest Hills
Berry Hill
DAV I D S O N
431
Goodlettsville
431
65
Mitchellville
Portland
Cross Plains
Orlinda
41 Greenbrier
31W
Springfield
Nashville
Pegram
MAURY
43
41A
24
Cedar Hill
ROBERTSON
Ashland City
Fairview
Kingston Springs
Burns
70
CHEATHAM
41A
White Bluff
Charlotte
DICKSON
Vanleer
Dickson
49
48
Lawrenceburg
E
AC
TR
LEWIS
H
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N
48
Hohenwald
13
70
13
Slayden
MONTGOMERY
Cumberland City
HICKMAN
Collinwood
20
100
Lobelville
Linden
13
40
HUMPHREYS
PERRY
Clifton
Erin
Waverly
13
HOUSTON
Tennessee Ridge
49
Dover
New Johnsonville
20
Big Sandy
79
BENTON
641
100
Bruceton
Hollow Rock
Sardis
Lexington
22
22
100
Enville
MCNAIRY
Adamsville
22Clarksburg
HENDERSON
CHESTER
Finger
70
Huntingdon
CARROLL
McLemoresville
70A
79
Henry
Paris
HENRY
Puryear
641
Cottage Grove
McKenzie
Henderson
20
79
Gleason
54
Trezevant
Atwood
Greenfield
Gibson
45E
22
Dresden
WEAKLEY
Sharon
Martin
South Fulton
Trenton
Dyer
Rutherford
CROCKETT
Maury City
412
Yorkville
45W
Kenton
22
Rives
Union City
GIBSON
Trimble
Friendship
H AY W O O D
FAY E T T E
Williston
Oakland
Halls
DY E R
51
Obion
Troy
Newbern
Dyersburg
Gates
Collierville
Germantown
Mason
Braden
Gallaway
Arlington
385
70
14
Atoka
Munford
Brighton
51
Covington
Henning
WMemphis
55
1
ELBY
TIPTON
Garland
Burlison
Gilt Edge
51
Ripley
LAUDERDALE
88
Finley
155
78
Hornbeak
OBION
21
Tiptonville
Ridgely
LAKE
Samburg
22
Woodland Mills
79
Clarksville
Adams
W
41
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COLLIERVILLE
SHEFFIELD ANTIQUES MALL, 684 W
Poplar Ave, 315 dlrs, 72,000 sq ft. MonWed 10-6, Thur-Sat 10-9:30, Sun 11-6.
www.sheffield-antiques.com. Voted #1
antique store in midsouth. 901-853-7822
FAYETTEVILLE
MAGNOLIA MALL ANTIQUES & GIFTS, 121
S Main, 37334. Mon-Sat 10-5, 931-433-9987.
MEMPHIS
CHIP N’ DALE’S ANTIQUE MALL, 3457
Summer Ave., 15,000 sq ft, Mon-Sat 10-5.
Furniture, collectibles. 901-452-5620.
Moravian Pottery
From Page 98
time of his death. Except for a brief
period of eight years because of
bureaucratic entanglements concerning
eminent domain, the tile works has
remained in operation, essentially
following the patterns, formulas and
techniques set down by Mercer himself.
Since 1972, it has been operated by
the Bucks County Department of Parks
and Recreation as a “working history
museum,” producing Mercer’s unusual
tiles based on his original formulas,
and upholding the handcrafted theology
that was the driving force behind all of
his endeavors.
Henry Mercer’s Moravian tile stands
in a class by itself. It is easily recognized,
even by an untrained eye, and in many
ways has set the standard for
handcrafted tiles of distinction.
Mercer’s law training served him well,
in that he protected the process he
developed with a patent that he
judiciously guarded and was able to
defend.
Unlike the tile of today, Moravian
tile is uneven in color and texture and
no two pieces are the same. The
inconsistency translates as a vibrant
montage when it is used undecorated,
glazed or unglazed, as a floor, wall or
countertop application in colors of blue,
green, yellow, brown, buff, white, black,
brick red or smoked brick red. Pictorial
and figural hand-painted relief tiles
represent a range of themes that
include people in the process of
agricultural, domestic and recreational
activities, flora and fauna, ships at sea,
musicians and historical events, and
are done in both solid form and pierced
applications.
ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE MALL, 2563
Summer Ave, 38112. 53 dealers. Tues-Sat
10-5, Sun 11-5. 901-323-0600.
www.antiquewarehousemall.com
MURFREESBORO
HYLABROOK ANTIQUE MALL, 204
Chaffin Place, I-24 exit 78B, 1st road on
right, to end. 50+ dealers, 8,000 sq ft.
Mon-Thur 9-6, Fri-Sat 9-8, Sun 12-6.
615-907-6066
“We make no attempt to produce
uniform tiles, all alike in color and
surface. We acknowledge that to be the
domain of machinery,” stated Head
Ceramist Adam Zayas. “Our goal is to
make tile art reflective of the maker’s
touch and skill, as well as the directness
of processes used. All of our techniques
and processes are designed to promote
variation. As Mercer put it, ‘Art needs
the touch of a human hand, its failings
as well as its skill.’ ”
“A regular struggle for us is to not
make the tiles too clean and perfect as
we become more comfortable and
skilled with the historic production
HYLABROOK ANTIQUE MALL
8,000 Sq. Ft.
Featuring 50+ Dealers
Vintage Items Arriving Daily!
Dealers Welcome!
Open 7 Days A Week
Monday - Thursday 9 AM - 6 PM
Friday - Saturday 9 AM - 8 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM - 6 PM
204 Chaffin Place
Murfreesboro, TN 37129 • (615) 907-6066
I-24 Exit 78B, 1st Road On Right
methods. Making tiles that simulate
machine-made tiles would have been
perceived as dehumanizing by Henry
Mercer. John Ruskin, the 19th century
art and social critic who helped to kickstart the Arts and Crafts Movement,
wrote, ‘It is, indeed, possible, and even
usual, for men to sink into machines
themselves, so that even handwork has
all the characters of mechanism.’ ”
The difficulty in producing an
identical tile to Mercer’s is that the
original kilns wore out and had to be
replaced. The formulas themselves
Above: These historical 4-foot-tall architectural agriculture themed mosaics, made
circa 1915, display Mercer’s celebrated artistry. (Image courtesy of the Bucks County
Moravian Pottery & Tile Works)
Whitwell
e
27
127
41
FENTRESS
Lakesite
Middle Valley
27
Soddy-Daisy
H A M I LT O N
27
Lookout Mountain
Summit
East Ridge
Wildwood Lake
East Cleveland
Cleveland
11
BRADLEY
Niota
11
64
411
Benton
40
Loudon
75 Lenoir City
POLK
Etowah
Vonore
68
411
Tellico Plains
KNOX
11W
40
70
Mascot 11E
Blaine
Luttrell
Alcoa
70
129
BLOUNT
Maryville
Eagleton Village
Rockford
33
441
Townsend
321
25E
11E
441
Gatlinburg
Pittman Center
Pigeon Forge
SEVIER
Sevierville
411
70
Dandridge
JEFFERSON
New Market
31
321
11W
40
321
11E
COCKE
25
11W
70
GREENE
26
11E
107
26
UNICOI
Boo
Ban
WASHINGTON
JonesboroMidway
West81
Johnson City
Erwin
Tusculum
93
81
Baileyton
81
Colonial He
Fordtown
Spurgeo
Fall Branch Gray Oak
Sullivan Gardens
Surgoinsville
Morrison City
Lynn Garden
Bloomingda
Orebank
Mount Carmel Kingsport
India
Church Hill
Bridwell Heights
Greeneville
Mosheim
70
Rogersville
Parrottsville
Newport
White Pine
81
Morristown
25E
70
HAWKINS
33
Russellville Bulls Gap
HANCOCK
Sneedville
HAMBLEN
Jefferson City
92
Rutledge
GRAINGER
Tazewell
WKnoxville
Cedar Bluff
Karns
Powell
Friendsville
MONROE
Madisonville
Ducktown
Englewood
411
68
Sweetwater
11
75
33
33
New Tazewell
33
Harrogate-Shawanee
Cumberland Gap
CLAIBORNE
Maynardville
UNION
63
W Clinton
Halls
Concord
Oliver Springs
Oak Ridge
South Clinton
441
Norris
Lake City
Caryville
Jacksboro
La Follette
CAMPBELL
ANDERSON
75
LOUDON
Philadelphia
Greenback
70
Kingston
72
Athens
75
68
Petros
Harriman
Oakdale
62
ROANE
MCMINN
Calhoun
Charleston
30
Decatur
Spring City
27
Huntsville
SCOTT
Wartburg
Rockwood
MORGAN
27
South Cleveland
MEIGS
Collegedale
Chattanooga
52
Crab Orchard
RHEA
68
40
70
Dayton
Graysville
30
127
Red Bank Harrison75 11
Fairmount
Walden
127
BLEDSOE
Pikeville
Allardt
Jamestown
CUMBERLAND
127
70N
52
Crossville
24 Ridgeside
Signal Mountain
urg
er
70
SEQUATCHIE
BUREN
ssroads
Monterey
Pleasant Hill
Dunlap
Spencer
Sparta
WHITE
VA N
Palmer
40
Algood
Doyle
Springs
30
08
42
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OVERTON
Livingston
Cookeville
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42
Oneida
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127
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Celina
W
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PAGE 103
TENNESSEE - Section 2
ALGOOD
JUDD’S COUNTRY STORE ANTIQUE
MALL, 644 W Main St, Algood, TN 38506.
931-537-2030. Just off I-40 (Exit 288)
between Nashville & Knoxville
CLINTON
ENJOY SMALL-TOWN ANTIQUING, with
20 shops. I-75 exit 122, 6 mi W on Hwy 61
to historic downtown Clinton, TN.
865-457-5250; 865-463-8699.
May & Oct Annual Antique Shows.
www.HistoricClintonsAntiques.com
ALLE’E ANTIQUES, 301 Market St.
865-463-7954. Fine to Primitive Antiques
& Accessoris, including prints, framed art
and lighting. Like us on Facebook. MonSat 11-5,Sundays by chance.
CORNER ANTIQUES, 320 N. Main St. 865457-5250. Primitive and formal furniture,
country collectibles, vintage accessories and
seasonal decor. GOOD ANTIQUES, located
inside Corner Antiques, specializing in primitive country furniture, salt glaze crocks &
vintage hooked & braided rugs. Mon-Sat
10am-5:30pm; Sundays 1pm-5pm.
www.CornerAntiquesClintonTn.com
STAFFORDSHIRE SPANIEL, 318 N Main
St. 865-269-4031. 18th & 19th century furniture, related decorative arts & access.
Fri-Sat 11am-5pm. Closed Thurs, Sundays
by chance. www.staffordshirespaniel.com.
RLF/OLDE TYMES, 363 & 365 Market St.
865-566-3669 or 513-324-9273. Clock and
watch repair, service & sales along with
furniture, glassware & pottery. Mon-Sat
10am-5pm. www.TimePast.com.
THE ANTIQUE MARKET, 305 Market St,
865-463-8699. Fine furnishings, antiques
& vintage wares. Lamp restoration & parts
available. ART’S ANTIQUES, located
inside The Antique Market, featuring vintage and eclectic decor and furniture from
the mid 1800s era through the 1940s.
Mon-Sat 11am-5pm, closed Wed, Sun by
chance. www.TheAntiqueMarket.com
COOKEVILLE
VINTAGE ROSE ANTIQUES, 221 W
Broad St., 38501. 931-520-6365.
www.thevintageroseantiques.com
109 South Main St., Erwin, TN 37650
I-26 / Exit 37 · 423-743-4136
Hrs.: Tues.-Sat. 10-5 · Sun. 1:30-5 · Mon. by Appt.
KNOXVILLE
DUTCH VALLEY ANTIQUE MALL, 2401
Dutch Valley Dr., 865-219-8746
BEARDEN ANTIQUE MALL, 310 Mohican
St.In Homberg Place at 5200 Kingston
Pike. 90 Dealer Shops.
Phone: 865-584-1521
Dutch Valley Antique Mall
Tennessee’s Largest Antique Mall
54,000 sq. ft. multi-dealer mall
2401 Dutch Valley Dr.
Knoxville, TN 37918
Broadway Exit I640 Bypass
Moravian Pottery
From Page 101
20
865-457-5250 or
865-463-8699
The Antique Merchants Guild
of Clinton
Bearden
d Antique Mall
ll
IN HOMBERG PLACE
310 Mohican Dr., KNOXVILLE, TN 37919-5157
Knoxville’s Oldest
Quality Antiques and Collectibles
MON.-SAT. 10-5
Exit 383 I-40 – I-75
ERWIN
VALLEY BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE MALL,
109 S Main St, I-26 x 37, specializing in
glass, china, pottery & porcelain, Tue-Sat
10-5, Sun 1:30-5, Mon by appt,
423-743-4136
865-219-8746
Hours: 10-6 – 6 Days
Sunday, 1-6
VALLEY
BEAUTIFUL
ANTIQUE MALL
Specializing in many types of
Collectible Smalls, Including:
*5000+ pc. Collection of E. TN.
Hand Painted Pottery
* Blue Ridge, Cash Family, Clouse
* Cherokee China and Erwin Pottery
*Excellent Art Pottery
* Exceptional American and European
*Glassware
*Fine China and Porcelain
*Vintage Quilts and Toys
CROSSVILLE
ROCKING HORSE ANTIQUE GALLERY,
353 Chestnut Hill Rd. I-40 exit 322, S.
Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5. 931-456-4288
865-584-1521
Like us on Facebook @ Bearden Antique Mall
present a challenge because Mercer
had so many and did not indicate
which ones he actually used, and
then there is the problem of finding
clay that has the same properties as
the original Bucks County clay. All
these issues have been dealt with
head-on
by
knowledgeable
ceramicists
dedicated
to
the
preservation of Moravian tile, with
much of the same determination that
Mercer himself displayed throughout
his lifetime for the preservation of
historical
artifacts
and
fine
craftsmanship.
For information on visits and
educational tours for all three, visit
www.buckscounty.org/visitors or call
215 348-6098.
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Pine Grove
MARIO
Manningto
WETZEL
Friendly
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Smithfield
Middlebourne
2
Worthington
TYLER
Williamstown
19
18
Ente
St. Marys
Shinn
Lumberpor
Belmont
16
2
Vienna
Ellenboro
50
Lubeck
Cairo
Bridgepo
Despard
Salem
Clarksburg
East V
Nutter Fort
Stonewood Anmoo
West Union
Pennsboro
Parkersburg
Blennerhassett
50
DODDRIDGE
Harrisville
West Milford
Pullman
WOOD
77
19
16
47
RITCHIE
Elizabeth
Mason
Hartford City
New Haven
Lost Creek
Jane Lew
Auburn
47
33
Weston
WIRT
Ravenswood
14
JACKSON
Reedy
Glenville
Grantsville
Layopolis
19
33
CALHOUN
Point Pleasant
LEWIS
GILMER
16
33
UPSH
Burnsville
2
Henderson
7
HARRISON
PLEASANTS
North Hills
Ripley
33
Spencer
79
19
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BRAXTON
ROANE
MASON
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119
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Sutton
20
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2
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62
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Milton
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St. Albans
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WAY N E
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16
Summersville
39
Powellton
BOONE
Pax
Mount Gay-Shamrock Logan
Holden
LOGAN
RALEIGH
MINGO
Whitman
Switzer
44
219
GREENBRIER
Falling Spring
Whitesville
West Logan
ChattaroyDelbarton
20
41
19
Oak Hill
Mitchell Heights 17
119
39
19
60
Sylvester
Chapmanville
Kermit
Richwood
Fayetteville
FAY E T T E
Thurmond
Madison
119
39
Belle
Grove
East Bank Cedar Pratt
60
Glasgow
Handley
Smithers Gauley Bridge
77 Montgomery
Boomer
Ansted
Danville
10
Camden-On-Gauley
Craigsville
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152
20
Coal Fork
Chesapeake
2
Addison
C L AY
Elkview
South Charleston
Marmet
Wayne
19
Clay
Charleston
Dunbar
10
Hamlin
Clendenin
119
Hurricane
Culloden
60
4
Pocatalico
Poca
WEBSTER
79
77
Winfield
Bancroft
Eleanor
Amherstdale-Robinette
Man
Mallory
Crab
10
Oceana
Matewan
Brenton
Pineville
52
Coal City
19
Mullens
63
Hinton
3
War
219
Wayside
SUMMERS
Union
3
219
MERCER
Welch Kimball
16
Ronceverte
Alderson
10
Northfork
Keystone
Gary
Lewisburg White
Fairlea
20
16
MCDOWELL
Bradshaw
64
64
3
77
Davy
Iaeger
Meadow Bridge
Stanaford
Rhodell
10
41
Eccles Beckley
Macarthur Mabscott
Beaver
Orchard
Lester
Daniels
Shady Spring
Sophia
W YO M I N G
Gilbert
20
Mount Hope
Bradley
Prosperity
Piney View
16
Williamson
52
19
52
Anawalt
Matoaka
Athens
Princeton
Montcalm
Bramwell
20
Bluewell
Bluefield
Oakvale
460
Peterstown
MONROE
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WEST VIRGINIA
HUNTINGTON
OLD CENTRAL CITY, ANTIQUES
CAPITAL OF WV, on W. 14th St., I-64 x6.
16+ shops open daily. www.oldcentralcity.
com, [email protected].
304-544-4880, 304-523-8844. Antique
Festival 3rd weekend in June and our
Antique Extravaganza Fair in September.
Come see our New Quilt Trail.
CAMELOT ANTIQUES, 720 14th. St.
West, 25704. 304-942-9306.
HUNTINGTON RAILROAD MUSEUM,
Memorial Blvd & 14th St. West. 866-639-7487.
AAA ANTIQUES, 606 14th St. West,
304-523-6990.
MARK’S ANTIQUES, 600 14th St. West,
304-525-3275.
CENTRAL CITY ANTIQUE MALL, 611
14th St. W. 304-523-0311.
J. TAYLOR’S AUTO COLLECTION, 1404
Washington Ave. Open Thurs. evening,
Saturday or by appointment. 304-544-0870
HERITAGE FARM MUSEUM & VILLAGE,
Bed & Breakfast, 3300 Harvey Rd.
Open daily. 304-522-1244
OLD TOWN ANTIQUES, 610 14th St.
Antique mall, lamp shades, chimneys,
parts, Mon-Sat 10-5. 304-523-7887
SOUTH
CHARLESTON
ANTIQUE MALL
Multi-Dealer Mall
Up to 18,000 Sq. Ft.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Offering a Diverse Selection of
Antiques From Country to Formal
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 AM-6 PM
Sun. 12 PM-5 PM
Closed Only on Thanksgiving
& Christmas Day
Exit 56, I-64 Exit 56
Right on Montrose Left on Rt. 60 W,
Left Next Light To “D” Street
So. Charleston, WV 25303
304-744-8975
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OHIO RIVER TRADING, 619 W. 14th. St.
304-525-6782
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THE MUSEUM OF RADIO &
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SOUTH CHARLESTON
SOUTH CHARLESTON ANTIQUE MALL,
617 “D” St., 18,000 Sq. Ft., I-64 exit 56,
right on Montrose, left on Rt 60 W, left
next red light to “D” St. behind Indian
Mound. Closed Thanksgiving and
Christmas day only.
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14th St. 304-525-5550
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1/2 W. 14th St. 304-697-3416
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14th St. 304-523-6795
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304-399-1999
Antiques Capital
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ADELL’S ANTIQUES, 701 W 14th St,
304-962-2459.
CENTRAL CITY CAFE, 529 W 14th St,
304-522-6142.
Old Central City
W. 14th St.
Huntington, WV
BOBBY G’S PAST TIMES, 601 W 14th
St, 304-525-6800.
Antique & Specialty Shops
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Farmer’s Market & Bed & Breakfast
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521 14th St W, 304-523-8844.
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13
Bayfield
Superior
Washburn
Oliver
2
Ashland
Poplar
2
2
Lake Nebagamon
2
Hurley
Mason
B AY F I E L D
53
DOUGLAS
Montreal
13
Solon Springs
35
169
27
77
Mellen
63
IRON
Minong
77
51
13
Cable
51
77
13
77
63
47
SAWYER
17
27
Park Falls
35
Eagle River 70
70
Webster
Spooner
Siren
70
FLORENCE
Winter
27
70
70
70
70
WASHBURN
BURNETT
Grantsburg
182
Butternut
Hayward
45
VILAS
ASHLAND
53
Couderay
Radisson
70
139
51
PRICE
47
27
Shell Lake
17
Niagara
55
35
48
Phillips
53
Frederic
45
Exeland
48 Birchwood
63
ONEIDA
Rhinelander
48
8
Cumberland
40
35
Centuria
Cameron
8
Ladysmith
Amery
35
Clayton
63
BARRON
MARINETTE
45
Wausaukee
64
Baldwin Woodville
94
Bloomer
64
27
29
29
Chippewa Falls
Menomonie
Elk Mound
Eau Claire
Ellsworth
37
Durand
Plum City
Mondovi
93
93
Fenwood
Gillett
Eland
Evergreen
Tigerton
Neillsville
10
Arpin
13
Pittsville
JACKSON
22
Black River Falls
Bear Creek
Ettrick
53
Melrose
54
Galesville
12
27
Weyauwega
10
LA CROSSE
21
53 Holmen
Sparta
16
Onalaska
French Island
71
33
35
80
71 Kendall
33
12
Yuba
Readstown
Soldiers Grove
Lime Ridge
RICHLAND
58
14
Reedsburg
Pardeeville
Wyocena
33
Baraboo
22
51
90
Merrimac
Rio
151
MANITOWOC
North Fond Du Lac
Fond Du Lac
41
Lodi
Plain
60
Sauk City
Columbus
De Forest
Dane
26
Plymouth
45
Kohler
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Falls
67
Eden
Waldo
Cascade
Adell
Black River
Oostburg
Brownsville
67 Campbellsport
Lomira
SHEBOYGAN
Random Lake
Kekoskee
Kewaskum
57
Theresa
60 Hustisford
Lowell
Neosho
Reeseville Clyman
Slinger
Cedar Grove
Belgium
Fredonia
45
43
Port Washington
Saukville
33 Newburg
West Bend
DODGE
16
Howards Grove
Elkhart Lake
St. Cloud
23 Glenbeulah
WASHINGTON
60
Prairie Du Sac
Lynxville
27
16
COLUMBIA
Fall River
Cleveland
67
Mount Calvary
Oakfield
49
Two Rivers
Manitowoc
New Holstein
Kiel
Mayville
Beaver Dam Horicon
Juneau
Iron Ridge
Doylestown
Poynette
Arlington
23
Richland Center
Boaz
26
49
Friesland
Fox Lake
Cambria Randolph
33
Portage
SAUK
Gays Mills
Bell Center
Brandon
Waupun
16
Rock Springs West Baraboo
North Freedom
Loganville
61
Ferryville
23
Fairwater
Markesan
Lake Delton
La Valle
De Soto
57
FOND DU LAC
Ironton
Cazenovia
Viola
82
44
Kingston
23
43
Whitelaw
Valders
151
41
Rosendale
Wisconsin Dells
80
CALUMET
26
GREEN
LAKE
Marquette
Endeavor 22
13
33
82 La Farge
Montello
Oxford
82
Lyndon Station
Wonewoc
Hillsboro
Viroqua
Mount Sterling
82
90
58
Union Center
VERNON
Genoa
Mauston
Elroy
Ontario
Westby
Green Lake
23
10
Mishicot
St. Nazianz
Berlin
44
147
Francis Creek
151
Chilton
Oshkosh
Ripon
Reedsville
Hilbert
Stockbridge
45
51
42
Brillion
57
55
Winnebago
22
Neshkoro
13
82
Cashton
14 Coon Valley
Wilton
Sherwood
Winneconne
110
Kewaunee
Maribel
Kellnersville
Menasha
Neenah
Omro
Westfield
29
Denmark
Little Chute
Kaukauna
Kimberly Combined Locks
MARQUETTE
ADAMS
New Lisbon
Norwalk
Melvina
Stoddard Chaseburg
21
Friendship
Adams
JUNEAU
Hortonville
WINNEBAGO
Redgranite 21
Lohrville
Princeton
27
La Crosse
21
Camp Douglas
Hustler
Coloma
Allouez
De Pere
41 Wrightstown
Appleton
10
Luxemburg
57
BROWN
110
WAUSHARA
Wautoma
21
90
MONROE
Bangor
90
73
Hancock
Necedah
21
Tomah
90
West Salem Rockland
Fremont
49
Wild Rose
13
173
Wyeville
Trempealeau
39
80
94 Warrens
71
93
O U TA G A M I E
Algoma
54
47
76
45
Casco
Green Bay
Ashwaubenon
Shiocton
New London
Forestville
42
Howard
Seymour
22
Plainfield
Pulaski
55
Black Creek
Waupaca
Almond
73
54
76
10
54
DOOR
KEWAUNEE
Nichols
W A U PA C A
54
29
Embarrass
110
Iola 161
Nelsonville
Amherst Junction
Manawa
Scandinavia
Amherst
Ogdensburg
49
Stevens Point
Plover
57
Clintonville
Big Falls
Park Ridge
Whiting
Biron
13
Sturgeon Bay
41
32
Bonduel
SHAWANO
49
Wisconsin Rapids
Lake Wazeecha
54
P O R TA G E
Port Edwards
Nekoosa
51
54
Taylor
Rudolph
Vesper
WOOD
Rosholt
66
57
Oconto
Oconto Falls
Cecil
Marion
51
Milladore
Junction City
22
Egg Harbor
42
Shawano
45
Marshfield
10
Marinette
Peshtigo
Lena
Gresham
29
Elderon
97
Alma Center
94
Bowler
Wittenberg
Mosinee
153
153
Hixton
95
95
93
Fountain City
OCONTO
Birnamwood
Marathon City
Stratford
95
Merrillan
Pigeon Falls
TREMPEALEAU
95
Edgar
Hewitt Auburndale
Blair
Arcadia
Buffalo
Cochrane
Wausau
Wausau West-Rib Mountain
Schofield
Hatley
Rothschild Weston
29
29
Spencer
73
Whitehall
Independence
B U F FA L O
35
Colby
Granton
10
53
Alma
29
73
Fairchild
12
37
Abbotsford
41
141
Suring
32
Neopit
49
12
Osseo
Strum
PEPIN
Nelson
Curtiss
Greenwood
Loyal
Augusta
53
Eleva
Stockholm
Pepin
29
Mattoon
64
Pound
Coleman
55
47
Aniwa
45
M A R AT H O N
EAU CLAIR
10
25
Owen
153
Fall Creek
CLARK
35
Maiden Rock
Withee
73
25
10
Bay City
12
94
PIERCE
Thorp
27
Altoona
Elmwood
Brokaw
52
Unity
Spring Valley
63
64
MENOMINEE
Athens
Dorchester
29
Lake Wissota
29
DUNN
35
Boyd
Cadott
12
White Lake
51
97
13
73
Stanley
42
Sister Bay
Ephraim
64
64
Antigo
64
64
64
Stetsonville
Lublin
CHIPPEWA
53
Colfax 40
25
94
29
Medford
64
Wheeler
Wilson Knapp
Merrill
Gilman
64
180
Crivitz
52
TAY L O R
Cornell
Boyceville
141
55
13
53
New Auburn
64
Glenwood City
Downing
63
LANGLADE
LINCOLN
Prairie Farm
New Richmond
32
51
Rib Lake
Sheldon
S T. C R O I X
10
17
52
40
Ridgeland
h Hudson 12
Roberts Hammond
Hudson
River Falls
86
Conrath
Chetek
25
Dallas
Clear Lake
Star Prairie Deer Park
Prescott
141
55
Tomahawk
86
73
Weyerhaeuser
8
Barron
Crandon 8
8
Prentice
POLK
Osceola
Somerset
Tony
Bruce
Almena
Turtle Lake
Dresser
8
63
Balsam Lake
St. Croix Falls
Catawba
8
Ingram Hawkins Kennan
Glen Flora
RUSK
Rice Lake
8
FOREST
13
Haugen
Luck
Milltown
Jackson 60
Hartford
151
Grafton
Cedarburg
OZAUKEE
Thiensville
12
67
83
Germantown
60
Mequon
60
Muscoda
Waterloo 19
Waunakee
Watertown
Avoca Lone Rock Spring Green
Bayside
Sun Prairie
Brown Deer
133 Blue River
Mazomanie
River Hills
Falls
133
16
14 Arena
Lac La Belle Menomonee
Marshall
Fox Point
Merton
DANE
Lannon
23
CRAWFORD
Black Earth
Okauchee Lake
Boscobel
Glendale
Cross Plains
Chenequa
Sussex
Maple Bluff
Butler
Oconomowoc
Whitefish Bay
14
Hartland
Woodman
Cottage Grove 94
Middleton
Lake
Mills
Wauzeka
Oconomowoc Lake
Shorewood
60
Nashotah Pewaukee 190
78
Shorewood Hills
Johnson Creek
Monona
Wauwatosa
Deerfield
Highland
94 Delafield Brookfield
61
Prairie Du Chien
JEFFERSON
133
Elm Grove
IOWA
Barneveld
12
Blue Mounds
McFarland
Dousman
18
Ridgeway
Cambridge 18 Jefferson Sullivan
West Milwaukee
Mount Horeb Verona
Waukesha
Wales
West
Allis
Fennimore Montfort Cobb Dodgeville
90
18
Rockdale
Mount Hope
New Berlin
St. Francis
WAUKESHA
18
18
18
Greenfield
Patch Grove
Cudahy
Oregon
Hales Corners
North Prairie
Fort Atkinson
Linden
92
78
Stoughton
Greendale
Bagley G R A N T
Livingston
Muskego Franklin
191
South Milwaukee
Bloomington
43
39
Hollandale
59
Palmyra Eagle
Oak Creek
Big Bend
Mineral Point
Belleville
MILWAUKEE
Brooklyn
Mukwonago 36
Rewey
Lancaster
39
Edgerton 26
80
Whitewater
Potter Lake
32
59
92
New Glarus
Tichigan Lake
Blanchardville
133
151
East
Troy
Wind Point
12
Evansville
45
81
Milton
North Bay
81
94
59
Waterford
Monticello
Belmont
GREEN
14
Rochester
Racine
Platteville
WA LWO RT H
35
Eastman
Steuben
Madison
Cassville
133
Tennyson
Potosi
81
151
Dickeyville
Cuba City
Benton
11
Hazel Green
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Darlington
L A FAY E T T E
Shullsburg
Albany
Argyle
81
69
11
Gratiot
Milwaukee
Browntown
South Wayne
Monroe
RACINE
ROCK
Footville
59
Janesville
11
Orfordville
Brodhead
81 Beloit
90
14
Elkhorn
Delavan
Como
Browns Lake
Burlington 11
Sturtevant
Union Grove Elmwood Park
Bohners Lake
KENOSHA
Darien Delavan Lake Lake Geneva
Paddock Lake
Williams Bay
50
Clinton
Silver Lake
Fontana-On-Geneva Lake
Pell Lake
North
Powers Lake Twin Lakes
Walworth
Beloit
Camp Lake
Sharon
Genoa City
51
Kenosha
43
32
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Gillett
Hatley
29
Evergreen
Eland
AT H O N
Bowler
41
Cecil
29
Elderon
153
Tigerton
49
51
66
10
54
Biron
Bear Creek
76
10
73
10
39
Fremont
22
Plainfield
21
110
Montello
Oxford
Endeavor 22
Station
Markesan
44
Kingston
23
13
Brandon
26
49
57
MANITOWOC
Mount Calvary St. Cloud
23
45
41
67
Eden
Oakfield
Wisconsin Dells
Waupun
33
Portage
Fox Lake
Cambria Randolph
Pardeeville
51
33
araboo
Wyocena
22
Baraboo
Rio
Sheboygan
Poynette
Merrimac
16
Fall River
Mazomanie
Middleton
Shorewood Hills
Horeb
Verona
92
e
Belleville
nchardville
New Glarus
92
Monticello
GREEN
69
Browntown
h Wayne
Monroe
59
Janesville
Rochester
11
Orfordville
Brodhead
81 Beloit
14
Elkhorn
32
Tichigan Lake
East Troy
Waterford
12
WA LWO RT H
ROCK
Footville
59
Milton
14
Albany
yle
11
83
Potter Lake
59
Evansville
81
Grafton
Cedarburg
Milwaukee
DANE
18
78
Jackson 60
Thiensville
Germantown
Mequon
Bayside
Brown Deer
River Hills
Marshall
Falls
16
Lac La Belle Menomonee
Fox Point
Merton
Lannon
Okauchee Lake
Glendale
Chenequa
Sussex
Butler
Oconomowoc
Whitefish Bay
Hartland
Maple Bluff Cottage Grove 94
Johnson Creek Oconomowoc Lake
Shorewood
Nashotah Pewaukee 190
Lake Mills
Monona
Wauwatosa
Deerfield
Brookfield
Delafield 94
Elm Grove
McFarland 12
Jefferson Sullivan 18 Dousman
18
West Milwaukee
Cambridge
Waukesha West
Wales
Allis
90
Rockdale
JEFFERSON
New
Berlin
St. Francis
WAUKESHA
Greenfield
Cudahy
Oregon
Hales Corners
North Prairie
Fort Atkinson
Stoughton
Greendale
Muskego Franklin
South
Milwaukee
43
59
Palmyra Eagle
Oak Creek
Big Bend
MILWAUKEE
Brooklyn
Mukwonago
36
Edgerton 26
Whitewater
67
19 Watertown
Browns Lake
45
RACINE
Burlington 11
Lake Geneva
94
51
43
Delavan
Wind Point
North Bay
Racine
Sturtevant
Union Grove Elmwood Park
Bohners Lake
Como
K E N O S H A Kenosha
Darien Delavan Lake
Williams Bay
Paddock Lake 50
Clinton
Bristol
Fontana-On-Geneva Lake
North
Powers Lake Twin Lakes
32
Walworth
Beloit
Sharon
Genoa City
90
W
78
Blue Mounds
Slinger
Hartford
Madison
14
Cross Plains
43
Port Washington
Saukville
33 Newburg
West Bend
60 Hustisford
Lowell
Neosho
Reeseville Clyman
Cedar Grove
OZAUKEE
Waterloo
Sun Prairie
Waunakee
Oostburg
W
Earth
W
Dane
Black River
Belgium
Fredonia
45
DODGE
16
Sheboygan Falls
Waldo
Cascade
Adell
WASHINGTON
Columbus
60
151
60
Du Sac
W Sauk City
De Forest
Arlington
Lodi
26
Kohler
Plymouth
Brownsville
67 Campbellsport
Lomira
SHEBOYGAN
Random Lake
Kekoskee
Kewaskum
57
Theresa
Mayville
Beaver Dam Horicon
Juneau
Iron Ridge
Doylestown
COLUMBIA
90
12
49
Friesland
16
Howards Grove
Elkhart Lake
Glenbeulah
FOND DU LAC
Lake Delton
Cleveland
67
North Fond Du Lac
Fond Du Lac
151
Two
Manitowoc
New Holstein
Kiel
41
23
Fairwater
Marquette
43
Whitelaw
151
151
Rosendale
GREEN
LAKE
Mishicot
St. Nazianz
26
Ripon
Green Lake
23
51
10
Chilton
CALUMET
44
147
Francis Creek
Valders
45
W
Westfield
Reedsville
Hilbert
Oshkosh
Princeton
Brillion
57
Stockbridge
Berlin
Neshkoro
MARQUETTE
Sherwood
55
Winnebago
Omro
22
Friendship
Adams
Maribel
Kellnersville
Winneconne
Redgranite 21
Lohrville
21
42
Little Chute
Kaukauna
Kimberly Combined Locks
Menasha
Neenah
Wautoma
Coloma
K
Denmark
BROWN
Appleton
WAUSHARA
13
29
41 Wrightstown
WINNEBAGO
Hancock
Allouez
De Pere
57
Hortonville
110
49
Wild Rose
73
45
Weyauwega
54
47
76
Almond
Ashwaubenon
O U TA G A M I E
New London
Casco
Luxemburg
Green Bay
W
osa
55
Seymour
Black Creek
Waupaca
54
Howard
Shiocton
49
51
82
KEWAUNEE
Nichols
W A U PA C A
DOOR
Pulaski
Clintonville
110
Stevens Point
Iola 161
Nelsonville
10 Amherst Junction
Whiting
Manawa
Scandinavia
Plover
Amherst
Ogdensburg
Lake Wazeecha
P O R TA G E
ort Edwards
ADAMS
29
Embarrass
Big Falls
Park Ridge
Rudolph
57
22
49
32
Bonduel
45
Rosholt
Abrams
Shawano
SHAWANO
Marion
lladore
Junction City
Oconto Falls
Gresham
Wittenberg
153 Mosinee
Oconto
22
W
Schofield
Weston
Rothschild
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WISCONSIN - Section 1
APPLETON
FOX RIVER ANTIQUE MALL. 1074 S. Van
Dyke Rd. (Hwy 41 & between College Ave. &
BB Exit Open daily 10-6. Over 165 dealers.30,000 sq. ft. antqs, colls, furniture. All on
one floor. Air Cond. Good parking. 920-731-9699
COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS ANTQ MALL & MUSEUM,
78,000 sq ft. 222 dealers, 444 Booths.
“Wisconsin’s largest Antique Mall” 239
Whitney St., Columbus, WI 53925-0151.
www.columbusantiquemall.com.
920-623-1992, 8-4 Everyday.
Museum: Christopher Columbus
Souvenirs from Chicago’s
1893 World’s Columbian Exposition.
* Brilliant Cut Glass (ACGA)
* Art Glass, Lamps
* China: Haviland, R.S., English,
Hand Painted, Art Pottery
* Engagement & Gift Jewelry
* Fine Art & Exceptional Furniture:
Period, Federal, Empire, Victorian
Early 20th Century
“Madison’s Oldest Antique Store”
Proprietors: Janet Hoopes
and Elizabeth Barber
OPEN: 11-7 • Closed Sundays
Fishing
tackle
collectibles
By Kathy McKimmie
Gone Fishin’... That’s a familiar sentiment on wooden signs and refrigerator
magnets at flea markets. It was also a
friendly goodbye from an Etsy seller
recently when I asked some follow-up
See Fishing on page 110
LAKE GENEVA
LAKE GENEVA ANTIQUE MALL, 829
Williams St. 53147. 50 Dealers. Quality
Antiques. 10-5 daily. 262-248-6345
MADISON
JANET’S ANTIQUES (‘74), 3800
University Ave. 18th, 19th, 20th C furniture, cut & art glass, china, jwlry, lighting,
Fine arts,11-7 Mon.-Sat. 608-238-3300.
For Honest Antiques & Art
PRINCETON
WOOLBRIGHT’S RIVER CITY ANTIQUE
MALL, 328 S. Fulton St. (Hwy 23 & 735).
10,000 sq ft. Open 7 days 10-5; 7:30-5
Saturdays during Flea Market. 920-295-3475.
SAUK CITY
CAMEO ANTIQUE MALL, 827 Water St. Off
Highway 12, 20 min from Madison. 14,000
sq ft. Open 6 days a week 10-5, closed Wed,
608-643-8000. www.cameoantiques.com
SHEBOYGAN
THREE BARNS FULL #1, 920-565-3612;
THREE BARNS FULL #2, 920-565-3050;
10-5 dly. Exit 128 1 mi N of I-43 on Hwy.42
827 Water St. • Sauk City, WI 53583
(608) 643-8000
Open Everyday 10-5; Closed Wed.
3 Floors of Treasures
www.rubylane.com/shop/cameo-antiques
www.cameoantiques.com
Univ. at Midvale
608-238-3300
Check us out at
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Come enjoy our fine selection
of quality antiques
(10,000 sq. ft. of shopping)
• Specializing in high quality furniture &
glassware
• Several dealers with decoys and outdoor equipment
OPEN 7 DAYS
10-5
Saturdays During Flea Market
7:30-5
328 S. Fulton Street
Hwy. 23/73 South
Princeton, WI 54968
Across from Princeton’s
Famous Flea Market
920-295-3475
Check out our updated website!
www.rivercityantiquemall.com
[email protected]
Above: This Meadow Mouse model F4000
by Heddon from the mid-1950s is intended to catch large freshwater fish. Check
out the leather ears and tail and colorful
graphics on the box. It’s priced $70 at
Retired Tackle, Etsy.
The most popular lure companies
A great book on vintage lures is Fishing Lure Collectibles: An Encyclopedia of
the Modern Era, 1940 to Present, by
Dudley Murphy and his wife Deanie,
2006, Collector Books. Dudley was a
founder of the National Fishing Lure
Collectors Club in 1975.
The book provides details and a price
guide on lures, focusing on those made
by the “big six” companies (below), but it
includes mention of hundreds of others.
Although the “big six” company names
may still be used in lure production, the
original companies have long since been
sold.
• Creek Chub Bait Co., Garrett, Ind.
• James Heddon’s Sons, Dowagiac,
Mich.
• Paw Paw Bait Co., Paw Paw, Mich.
• Pflueger (Enterprise Mfg. Co.), Akron,
Ohio
• William Shakespeare Co., Kalamazoo,
Mich.
• South Bend Bait Co., South Bend, Ind.
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Menomonie
Elk Mound
Lake Wissota
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Eau Claire
DUNN
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Augusta
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Mondovi
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Strum
Alma
93
Pigeon Falls
Neillsville
Arcadia
Buffalo
Cochrane
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Nekoosa
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95
Milladore
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Arpin
Alma Center
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Auburndale
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Whitehall
Independence
B U F FA L O
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Merrillan
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Granton
Osseo
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Stratford
Marshfield
Fairchild
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Nelson
Rot
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Wyeville
Trempealeau
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Sparta
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Salem
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Wilton
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Ontario
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Hillsboro
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Lake
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Viroqua
La Valle
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Ironton
Cazenovia
Yuba
Viola
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Readstown
Soldiers Grove
Loganville
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North Freedom
SAUK
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Ferryville
Reedsburg
Rock Springs West Baraboo
Lime Ridge
RICHLAND
De Soto
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Richland Center
Boaz
Gays Mills
Bell Center
Mount Sterling
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Union Center
Westby
Genoa
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Mauston
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Cashton
Coon Valley
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Norwalk
Melvina
La Crosse
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MONROE
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Plain
Prairie Du Sac
Lynxville
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Woodman
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IOWA
Mount Hope
Patch Grove
Ridgeway
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GRANT
Livingston
Bloomington
Lancaster
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Mineral Point
Hollandale
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Blanchard
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Potosi
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BLACK RIVER FALLS
RUXTON’S ANTIQUE CENTER, 304 Main
St. I-94 exit 115, 1 mi West to downtown.
Open daily. 715-284-9770
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN
CHECK’S ANTIQUES, Est. 1968. 115 S.
Dousman St. True antiques: furniture,
crocks, quilts. 2 huge bldgs. Daily (seasonal, appt.). 608-326-6014
ONE MAN’S JUNQUE, Hwy 35 North.
Open Sat & Sun 10-5.
General line of antiques.
TOMAH
ANTIQUE MALL OF TOMAH, Jct I94 &
Hwy 21 East, Exit #143, 1510 Eaton Ave.
Vintage - Retro - Collectibles. Over 68
dealers. Open 7 days. 888-757-0044,
www.antiquemalloftomah.com,
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WEST SALEM
HISTORIC SALEM, 99 E. Jefferson St. I-90
West Salem exit, 1/4 mi. N. General line,
30,000 books. Daily 10-5. 608-786-1675
NOW AVAILABLE!
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TRI-CITY
ANTIQUING
Shop near the Mississippi bridge
between IA & WI
All within 20 minutes!
McGREGOR, IA:
The Old Time Shoppe, 140 Main St.
Past 100 Years, 310 Main St.
Main Street Mall, 322 Main St.
MARQUETTE, IA:
Barr House Antiques, 211 Edgar St.
Schoolhouse Antique Mall, 204 North St.
PRAIRIE du CHIEN, WI:
Check’s Antiques, 115 S. Dousman St.
One Man’s Junque, Hwy. 35 North
The Weekly Antique Auction & Collecting Newspaper
Fishing
From Page 108
questions about his lures and other tackle. Tom Brafford,
Thousand Oaks, Calif., selling as TomsCatchables, was
heading out to go trout fishing in the Eastern Sierras
where the mountains and lakes come together. “I will catch
the big one this year,” he predicted.
Brafford lists nearly 250 items in his Go Fishing category, from $8 to $149, some in lots. Since my only foray into
fishing was as a kid and we used worms, I was intrigued by
all the fabulous names of lures and their descriptions. His
listing for three wooden “Fishcake” lures by Helin, Detroit,
painted in frog colors and priced $41, caught my eye.
I couldn’t resist checking out the Helin company and
found a vintage brochure, probably from the early 1960s.
Charles Helin first made his super-seller Flatfish lure in
1933, nearly four years before the Helin Tackle Company
was formed. By the time the brochure was published, a
“perfect trio of lures” was available, all pictured on the
cover with their inventor. They were billed as: The Flatfish
for an appetizer; The Swimmerspoon for lunch; and The
Fishcake for dessert.
Brafford offered lures from several popular companies,
most from the 1950s. Some with the coolest names were:
Midgit Digit 9020, $17 in plastic, by Heddon from the
1950s intended to replace the company’s wooden lure B110
by the same name; Tiny Tim from Creek Chub Bait Co.,
$33, 1950s; Pal O Mine Minnow 5100 with glass eyes from
the 1930s by Pflueger, for $41; and Midget Sea Witch,
6534, 1930s from Shakespeare, $67.
Brafford says collectors prize wooden lures with the old
hardware still in excellent condition and in original boxes.
“It’s a challenge sometimes, but that is what makes it fun.”
Another Etsy seller who goes by Retired Tackle on that
site and eBay, says collecting lures has been popular since
the mid-1970s. People love collecting the old favorite wooden lures and glass-eye ones, he said, but recently some
vintage plastic baits such as the Heddon Punkinseed,
Shakespeare Mouse, and the Heddon Hi-Tail have gotten
Above: In frog-colored paint, these Helin Fishcakes are in all
three sizes and priced at $41. Fishcakes came in 12 colors and
collectors want them all.
popular. He added that as fishing bait and tackle gets more
popular and harder to find, people have begun collecting
float bobbers and metal spinners.
With names like Punkinseed, the newer plastic lures
might just be the perfect thing for kids to start collecting
– a great family activity. Heddon’s Hi-Tail looks like a cute
mini-whale. And plastic is generally more affordable than
wood.
While visiting elsewhere on Etsy, I came across something I will dub “Best Odd-ball Fishing Item” listed by
thewildburro. It should be on the “What is it?” segment of
This Old House. It looks like a small metal hairdryer in
1950s pink. The clips on the bottom give it away once you
know its secret – it’s a fishing pole alarm. Sit back and let
it tell you when to get to work, for only $150.
If you have a vintage lure favorite from the 1950s on,
email me a photo and tell me why you love it, and I’ll
include it in a future column.
Resource: National Fishing Lure Collectors Club, www.
nflcc.org, National Show & Meeting, Fort Wayne, Ind., July
10-12, 2014.
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Shell Lake
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Exeland
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Haugen
Luck
Cumberland
40
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Almena
Amery
Clayton
63
BARRON
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New Auburn
Ridgeland
New Richmond
Sheldon
53
Prairie Farm
Star Prairie Deer Park
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Conrath
WChetek
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25
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Clear Lake
Ladysmith
TAY L O R
Cornell
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Gilman
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Glenwood City
Downing
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Boyceville
25
Wilson Knapp
12
Baldwin Woodville
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River Falls
Menomonie
Elk Mound
35
Abbotsford
73
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PIERCE
Fall Creek
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Durand
Plum City
Augusta
53
Mondovi
25
Fairchild
Eleva
Granton
Osseo
10
Strum
73
53
Pepin
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Nelson
Alma
Merrillan
Pigeon Falls
Whitehall
Independence
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Arcadia
Buffalo
Cochrane
WHixton
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La Crosse
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Cashton
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Stoddard Chaseburg
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Norwalk
Wilton
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Ontario
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ABBOTSFORD
ABBOTSFORD ANTIQUE MALL, 101 N.
1st St. Mon-Fri 10-3. 715-223-6479
CHETEK
TIME & AGAIN ANTIQUE MALL & ESTATE
SALES, 606 2nd St. Year round, 30 dlrs.
715-924-4000. [email protected].
HIXTON
HIXTON SCHOOL HOUSE ANTIQUE
MALL, 162 Elder St. I-94, x105 West.
30,000 sq ft. 97 dlrs, Flea Market 2nd weekend May - Oct. Daily 10-5, 715-963-3500.
MILLERS ANTIQUES, N8879 Hwy 95E,
I-94 Exit 105. Signs, Crocks, Advertising,
Primitives. 7 days 10-5 year round.
715-299-2543, 715-963-1100.
HIXTON, WISCONSIN
HIXTON
SCHOOL HOUSE
ANTIQUE MALL
162 Elder Street • 715-963-3500
Interstate 94, Exit 105
Open Daily 10-5
97 Dealers • 30,000 Square Feet
Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture
Flea Market 2nd weekend every month
May-October
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Contemporary design comes in all price points
By K athy McKimmie
Experience tells us that serious collectors want to: 1) buy what they love and will
enjoy living with; and 2) buy the best
example they can afford. Luckily, in contemporary design, as opposed to contemporary art, what you are buying is not a
one-of-a-kind object. It is designed to be
manufactured, used and be useful, and is
sometimes mass produced, making it even
more affordable. It can be successful
because of its simplicity, its lasting appeal,
Above: Ettore Sottsass designed the
Casablanca cabinet with plastic laminate for the first Memphis show in 1981.
One sold for about $13,000 in 2012.
its beauty or even its outrageous lines,
angles and colors. After all, we all love
different things.
Designers like to work collaboratively
with a company that “gets” them. Some of
the best-known examples of pairings in
the 1940s and ’50s were: Charles and Ray
Eames’s molded furniture for Herman
Miller; Eero Saarinen’s Tulip chairs for
Knoll; and Eva Zeisel’s 10-year run with
her Town and Country dinnerware line for
Red Wing Potteries.
Fast forward to the 1980s, when the
rejection of modernism that had been
building in the ’60s and ’70s came to a
crescendo. Many contemporary designers
were pushing back and heading for the
outlandish hills.
Zeroing in on the outlandish part of
postmodernism means talking about
Ettore Sottsass, the Italian architect/
designer. His visit to New York in the mid1950s, where he worked in George Nelson’s studio for a short time, was said to be
a factor in his decision to choose design
over architecture. A return trip in the ’60s
introduced him to Pop.
In the early 1980s, Sottsass formed the
Memphis group in Milan, named after a
Bob Dylan tune. A cooperative with young
designers he inspired, their pieces included furniture, glass, ceramics and house
wares manufactured under the Memphis
name. Sottsass’ own brightly colored laminated wood pieces are instantly recognizable. They were expensive then – and can
bring a good price at auction today, but
could perhaps bring more if they weren’t so
difficult to decorate around.
Above: Will this toaster, designed by
Michael Graves and first offered by
JCPenney last year, be as collectible as
his 1980s’ tea kettle design for Target?
A dozen years before forming the Memphis group, Sottsass designed what is
possibly his most famous piece, the molded
red plastic portable typewriter for Olivetti,
called Valentine. They are popular collectibles and typically sell for hundreds, but
one sold at Sotheby’s in November for
$60,000. No, it wasn’t gold plated; it was at
a charity event for AIDS at Bono’s Red
Auction, curated by red-hot designers
Jony Ive and Marc Newson.
American Architect/designer Michael
Graves worked in the postmodernist ’80s
by reinventing more classical styles. He
designed a cool tea kettle for Target that
was manufactured by Alessi. It’s now a
collectible. In 2013, he designed 150 items
for JCPenney including a new tea kettle,
toaster, wine cooler and some furniture
and lamps. Maybe they will be collectibles
in a decade or two.
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M I X E D S TAT E S
ARIZONA
PHOENIX
MALL, 12419 N. 28th Dr. just off I-17 &
Cactus Rd. Daily 9-9. 600 dealers.
602-942-0030. brassarmadillo.com
GOODYEAR
BRASS ARMADILLO, 13277 W.
McDowell Rd., 85395. 885-889-0290.
PINE BLUFF
SISSY’S LOG CABIN, 2319 Camden Rd
(Hwy 79 S) exit 39 off I-530. Antiques,
estate jewelry, glassware, collectibles.
Mon-Sat 10-5:30.
www.sissyslogcabin.com 870-879-3040
FLORIDA
WILLISTON
DIXIE’S ANTIQUES, 112 W Noble Ave.
75 Booths, 8,000 sq. ft. Mon-Sat 10-5.
352-528-2338. Find us on Facebook!
The Premier Mall On
Maryland’s Eastern Shore
Located on U.S. Route 50
Over 60 DEALERS FEATURING FINE
Open 7 Days a Week from 10-5:00
(410) 820-9705
LAKE CITY
WEBB’S ANTIQUE MALL, 245 SW
Webbs Glenn, Open Daily 9-5. 60,000 sq. ft.
386-758-5564, www.webbsantiquemalls.com
MARYLAND
EASTON
FOXWELL’S ANTIQUES &
COLLECTIBLES, 7793 Gateway (Rt. 50),
80 Dealers. 10-5 Daily. 410-820-9705
MISSISSIPPI
FLOWOOD
EDENS AUCTIONS, 3720 Flowood Dr.
39232. Monthly auctions. 601-896-0345.
www.edensauctions.com
OKOLONA
STERLING ANTIQUE MALL, 30010
Sheperds Dr. at Hwy 45A, 38860, 18 mi S
of Tupelo. 12,600 sq ft. Daily 9:30-5, Sun
1-5. 662-447-5110
NEW YORK
BOUCKVILLE
GALLERY ANTIQUES AT PINEBRICK,
6790 Rt 20, 13310. 315-893-7752. Open 7
days 10-5, April-November 1st. November
1st-December 31st Thu-Sun 10-5.
NORTH DAKOTA
FARGO
THE CLOCKWERKS, 1101 1st Ave. S.
Antique, vintage & collectible clocks &
repairs. Tue-Fri 10-5:30; Sat 10-1.
701-478-9125.
The Gallery
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at Pinebrick
Look for the 1960s
Texaco Sign
Center of town
Bouckville, NY 13310
John Mancino
(315) 427-5094, 893-7752
Multi-dealer shop,
Advertising, Petroliana,
Lamps, Art, Furniture,
Quality Smalls
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DIXIE’S ANTIQUES
112 W. Noble Ave., Williston, FL 32696
Phone 352-528-2338
Antique Mall ~ 75 Booths ~ 8000 Sq. Ft.
Full to the rafters with antiques, collectibles and gifts.
Open Monday thru Saturday 10-5.
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CHANTILLY
D’AMORE PROMOTIONS, Mid-Atlantic’s
largest flea market! An amazing treasure
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HITE OAK, Va. (AP) – Betty Hilosky
goes treasure hunting every day, scouring
thrift stores for items others discard.
But the prize the Stafford County
woman recently brought home was more
than a bargain.
It was a piece of family history.
Hilosky, 77, had scoured the
Rappahannock Goodwill Industries store
in White Oak, off State Route 218. She
was carrying her daily deals to her red
Toyota when something told her to go
back.
She listened.
As Hilosky dug through a cart of items
that had just been put out on the floor, she
pulled out a hand-carved coat of arms.
“Oh, that’s pretty,” she thought.
Then she looked at the name etched in
mahogany, and her heart almost stopped.
“If it had said Smith or Snellings or any
other local name, it wouldn’t have
surprised me, but HINMAN?” she wrote
in an email. “That was my maiden name.”
She couldn’t wait to share her discovery
with her brother in California.
He has a coat of arms carved by their
great-uncle, probably 75 to 100 years ago
in Warrenton, Va.
Hilosky and her brother exchanged
photos of their pieces and are certain their
relative also carved the one she found at
Goodwill.
Her great-uncle was Edward Maurice
Blackwell, and he was her grandmother’s
brother.
Blackwell was a naval commander who
loved to carve wood. A family history he
wrote shows a photo of him in his den,
surrounded by carvings and curios.
“I don’t know who owned it, but it
surely was carved by Uncle Maurice,”
Hinman wrote in an email.
“Hinman is not a common name,” she
said. “For me to just happen to go back
into Goodwill and find it is kind of spooky.”
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13286 Jefferson Street
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1319 W Katella Ave
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25 Meadow Road
(860) 246-2444
www.nadeausauction.com
FLORIDA
Boynton Beach
Elite Decorative Arts Auction House
1034 Gateway Blvd, Suite 106
(800) 991-3340
GEORGIA
Atlanta
Great Gatsbys
(770) 457-1903
www.greatgatsbys.com
Peachtree & Bennett
200 Bennett St
(678) 705-9798
Gainesville
Slotin Folk Art Auction
5619 Ridgetop Dr
(770) 932-1000
Mountain City
Golden Memories Auction
(706) 746-6924
www.goldenmemoriesauctions.com
Okawville
Robin Ottolini Auction Services &
Sales, LLC
(618)-304-9818
Sylvester
Daniel Auction Co.
(229) 776-3998
Rock Island
Rock Island Auction Co.
7819 42nd St West
(309) 797-1500
www.rockislandauction.com
ILLINOIS
Anna
Martin Auction Co.
(618) 833-3589
www.martinauctionco.com
Belleville
Lebonicks Auction Service
(618) 444-6889
www.missintlco.com
Bloomington
Fricker Auctions
(309) 452-9700
www.frickerauctions.com
Cambridge
Stenzel Auction Service
Cambridge, IL.
(309) 526-8690
www.stenzelauction.com
Chicago
Leslie Hindman, Inc.
1338 W. Lake St.
(312) 280-1212
www.lesliehindman.com
Columbia
Asselmeier & May Auction
(618) 473-2273
www.amantiqueauctions.com
Elgin
Bunte Auction Services, Inc.
755 Church Rd.
(847)-214-8423
www.bunteauction.com
Godfrey
Rainbow Traders Auction Service
(618) 372-0248
www.rainbowtradersauction.com
Sandwich
DeBolt Auction Service, Inc.
1535 Holiday Drive
(630) 669-8736
www.deboltauctionservice.com
Windsor
Bauer Auction-H
RR1 Box 13
(217) 459-2806
www.bauerauction.com
INDIANA
Anderson
Symmes Auction Company
3324 MLK JR. Blvd.
(765) 644-7157
www.symmesauctionco.com
Bloomington
United Country Coffey Realty & Auction
6391 S Old 37
(812)-824-6000
www.unitedcountryin.com
Carmel
Wickliff Auctioneers
12232 Hancock Street
(317) 844-7253
www.wickliffauctioneers.com
Centerville
Walther & Hawkins Auctioneers
300 N. Morton Ave.
(765)-855-0835
www.waltherandhawkins.com
Evansville
Curran Miller
4424 Vogel Rd
(812) 474-6100
www.curranmiller.com
Hamilton
Sullivan Auctioneers
(217) 847-2160
www.sullivanauctioneers.com
Sohn & Associates, LTD
4600 O’Hara Dr.
(800)-357-4031
www.sohnandassociates.com
Marseilles
Higdon Auction Services
3564 N Il 71
(815) 496-2587
Indianapolis
Antique Helper
2764 E 55th Place
(317) 251-5635
www.antiquehelper.com
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Christys of Indiana
6851 S. Madison Ave.
(317) 784-0000
Jacksons’ Auction Company
617 E. North St.
(317) 797-2117
www.jacksons-auction.com
Jasper
The Auction Company
1230 Sapphire Dr
(812)630-9691
www.the-auction-company.com
Kokomo
Otto’s Auction Service
2463 N. 700 E.
(765) 628-2960
www.ottoauctions.com
Lafayette
Doug Davies
(765) 449-4515
Muncie
Dragoo Auction Co.
(765) 358-3534
www.dragooauctionrealty.com
New Harmony
William Wilson
(812) 682-4000
www.wilsonauctions.com
St. Paul
Paul Cuskaden
307 E. Franklin
(765)-525-6155
www.cuskadenauctions.com
Seymour
Pollerts Auction
404 N Chestnut St
(812) 522-2112
www.pollerts.com
Shipshewana
Chupp
890 S. Van Buren St.
(574) 536-8005
IOWA
Cedar Rapids
Cady Auction Gallery & Appraisal
833 Shaver Rd. N.E.
(319) 364-4143
www.cadyauction.com
Towson
Alex Cooper
908 York Rd
(410) 828-4838
www.alexcooper.com
Waterloo
RS Pennyfields/ Rich Penn Auctions
(319) 291-6688
MASSACHUSETTS
Beverly
Kaminski Auctions
564 Cabot St
(978) 927-2223
www.kaminskiauctions.com
KENTUCKY
Carlisle
Mark Mattox Auctioneer & Real Estate
Broker, Inc.
3740 Maysville Road
(859) 289-5720
www.mattoxrealestate.com
Mt. Vernon
Ford Brothers
(606) 679-2212
www.fordbrothersinc.com
Nicholasville
Charles Collins Auctioneers
216 Edgewood Dr.
(859) 885-9446
www.charlescollinsauctions.com
MAINE
Fairfield
James D. Julia, Inc.
(207) 453-7125
www.jamesdjulia.com
Marlborough
Skinner, Inc
274 Cedar Hill St
(617) 350-5400
www.skinnerinc.com
Pittsfield
Heritage Auctions (MA)
94 Dawes Ave
(413) 442-2537
www.fontaineheritage.com
Fontaines Auction Gallery
1485 W Housatonic
(413) 448-8922
www.fontainesauction.net
MICHIGAN
Coldwater
Spieth & Satow
(517) 639-4899
MARYLAND
Frederick
Mosby & Co Auctions
905 West 7th Street #228
(781) 771-3998
www.mosbyauctions.com
Coleman
Aden Yoder Auctions
3657 N. Lewis Rd.
(989) 429-7049
www.adenyoderauctions.com
Trout Auction
9801 Hansonville Rd.
(301) 898-9899
www.troutauctions.com
Grosse Pointe Farms
Stefek Estate Sales
18450 Mack Ave
(313) 574-3039
Gaithersburg
Howard Parzow
5 Bostwick Court
(301) 977-6741
www.parzowauctions.com
Hilliard
Belhorn Auctions
(614) 921-9441
www.belhornauctions.com
The Trading Place
State Rd 5
(260)768-4129
www.shipshewanaantiques.com
Sparks
Crocker Farm
15900 York Rd
(410) 337-5090
www.crockerfarm.com/auction
Oxford
Midwest Auction Galleries
925 N. Lapeer Rd.
(877)-236-8181
www.midwestauctioninc.com
Sullivan
Jeff Boston Auction Service
5189 W. St. Rd. 154
(812) 382-4440
www.bostoncentury.com
Timonium
Opfer Auctioneering
1919 Greenspring Dr.
(410) 252-5035
www.opferauction.com
MISSISSIPPI
Aberdeen
Stevens Auction
(662) 369-2200
www.stevensauction.com
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MISSOURI
Liberty
Pence Auction Co.
1409 Woodbury
(816) 781-4218
www.penceauction.com
Lone Jack
Dirk Soulis Auctions
529 W. Lone Jack- Lees Summit Rd.
(800) 252-1501
www.dirksoulisauctions.com
Pacific
Robertsville Estate Auction Co.
707 West Congress
(636) 675-5566
www.robertsvilleauction.com
Ste Genevieve
Okenfuss Auction Service
13048 Joggerst Rt
(573) 883-7017
Troy
Thornhill Real Estate & Auction Co.
(636) 366-4206
www.thornhillauction.com
NEBRASKA
Omaha
Omaha Auction Center
7531 Dodge St.
(402) 397-9575
www.omahaauctioncenter.com
NEVADA
Sparks
Lightning Auctions
870 South Rock Blvd.
(775) 331-4222
NEW JERSEY
Bloomfield
Nye & Company
20 Beach St.
(973) 984-6900
www.nyeandcompany.com
Fort Lee
Archives International Auctions, LLC
1580 Lemoine Ave, Suite 7
(201) 944-4800
www.archivesinternational.com
Lambertville
Rago Art and Auction Center
333 N. Main Street
(609) 397-9374
www.ragoarts.com
Logan Township
South Jersey Auction
26 Repaupo Station Rd
(856) 467-4834
www.southjerseyauction.com
Vineland
Bertoia Auctions
2141 Demarco
(856) 692-1881
www.BertoiaAuctions.com
NEW YORK
Bouckville
Mohawk Arms, Inc.
(315) 893-7888
www.militaryrelics.com
Cazenovia
Wm. Morford
Rd. #2
(315) 662-7625
www.morfauction.com
Geneseo
Cottone Auction
120 Court St
(585) 243-3100
www.cottoneauctions.com
New York
Guernseys
108 East 73rd St.
(212) 794-2280
www.guernseys.com
New Lebanon
Meissners Auction Service
Rt 20 & 22
(518) 766-5002
www.meissnersauction.com
Olean
United Auctions and Antiques
508 1st Avenue
(716) 307-3405
www.unitedauctionsandantiques.com
NORTH CAROLINA
Elkin
Hall Auction Co.
1326 Carter Mill Rd.
(336) 957-5028
Flat Rock
Richard D Hatch & Assoc
913 Upward Rd
(828) 696-3440
www.richardhatchauctions.com
Hillsborough
Leland Little Auction & Estate Sales
620 Cornerstone Court
(919) 644-1243
www.llauctions.com
Monroe
Lilly Auction Gallery
2924 Rainwater Ct
(704) 821-9951
OHIO
Canton
Kiko Auctioneers
2722 Fulton Drive NW
(330) 453-9187
www.kikoauctions.com
Cedarville
Sheridan & Assoc.
3644 Wilberforce – Clinton
(937) 767-2021
www.SheridanTeam.com
Cincinnati
Cowan
6270 Este Avenue
(513) 871-1670
www.cowans.com
Delaware
Garth’s Auction
2690 Stratford Rd
(740) 362-4771
www.garths.com
Eaton
Kramer & Kramer
(937) 456-1101
www.kramerauctions.com
Findlay
Old Barn Auction
10040 St. Rt. 224 West
(419) 422-8531
www.oldbarn.com
Greenville
Midwest Auctioneers & Realty, Inc.
220 E. Fourth St.
(937) 548-2640
www.midwest-auctioneers.com
Hamilton
Treasure Grove
5070 Rockdale Rd.
(513) 737-5535
www.TreasureGroveAuctions.US
London
Geoff Smith Auctioneers
8770 Danville Rd
(614) 204-1175
www.geoffsmithrealtorauctioneer.com
Neapolis
Whalen Realty & Auction
8020 Manore Rd
(419) 875-6317
www.whalenrealtyauction.com
Rushville
Mike Clum Auction Gallery
7795 US Hwy 22
(740) 536-9220
www.clumauctions.com
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Troy
Jerry Stichter
467 Staunton Rd W
(937) 335-6758
www.stichterauctions.com
PENNSYLVANIA
Bethlehem
Dennis Auction Service
398 Truman Lane
(908) 859-3424
www.dennisauction.com
Carlisle
Rowes Auction Service
2505 Rittner
(717) 249-2677
www.rowesauctionservice.com
Chadds Ford
William Bunch Auctions & Appraisals
One Hillman Drive
(610) 558-1800
www.williambunchauctions.com
Chambersburg
Gateway Gallery
643 Kriner Road
(717) 263-6512
www.gatewayauction.com
Denver
Morphy Auctions
2000 N. Reading Rd.
(717) 335-3435
Douglassville
Ron Rhoads
383 Ben Franklin Hwy W
(610) 385-4818
www.echant.com
Harrisburg
Cordier Antiques & Fine Art
1500 Paxton St
(717) 731-8662
www.cordierantiques.com
Mount Crawford
Green Valley Auction & Moving, Inc
2259 Green Valley Ln
(540) 434-4260
www.greenvalleyauctions.com
Hatfield
Alderfer Auction Company
501 Fairgrounds Rd
(215) 393-3000
www.alderferauction.com
Powhatan
Tilmans
4500 Old Buckingham Rd.
(804) 598-7256
www.tilmansauction.com
McKees Rocks
Dargate Auction
326 Munson Ave
(412) 362-3558
www.dargate.com
Richmond
Alexanders Antiques & Auctions
9131 Midlothian Turnpike
(804) 674-4206
www.alexandersantiques.com
Philadelphia
Barry S. Slosberg, Inc
2501 E Ontario St
(215) 425-7030
www.bssauction.com
Kamelot Auctions
4700 Wissahickon Ave Ste. 107
(215) 438-6990
www.kamelotauctions.com
TENNESSEE
Johnson City
Kimball M Sterling, Inc.
125 W Market St
(423) 928-1471
www.sterlingsold.com
Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Antique Auctions
266 N Military Ave,
(931) 762-6695
www.lawrenceburgantiques.com
Downingtown
Pook & Pook, Inc.
463 East Lancaster Avenue
(610) 269-0695
www.pookandpook.com
TEXAS
Dallas
Heritage Auction Galleries
3500 Maple Ave.
(800) 872-6467
www.ha.com
Exton
Hunt Auctions, Inc.
256 Welsh Pool Rd.
(610) 524-0822
www.huntauctions.com
Houston
Gallery Auctions, Inc
13310 Luthe Rd
(281) 931-0100
www.galleryauctions.com
Garnet
Briggs Auction
1347 Naamans Creek Rd
(610) 566-3138
www.briggsauction.com
Simpson Galleries
6116 Skyline Dr. Ste 1
(800) 524-0022
www.simpsongalleries.com
Greencastle
Matthew Hurley Auctions
2800 Buchanan Trail East
(717) 597-9100
www.hurleyauctions.com
VIRGINIA
Charlottesville
Harlowe-Powell Auction Ltd.
2109 India Road
(434) 293-2904
www.harlowe-powell.com
Motley’s Auction & Realty Group
4402 W. Broad St.
(804) 355-2100
Winchester
Headley’s Auctions
498 Long Green Lane
(540) 662-6350
WASHINGTON
Walla Walla
Macon Brothers Auctioneers
728 Rees Ave.
(509) 529-7770
www.maconbrosauction.com
WEST VIRGINIA
Clendenin
Mountaineer Auction
(304) 548-4056
www.auctionsbycooper.com
Huntington
Adkins Auction
727 14th St W
(304) 781-0085
www.adkinsauction.com
Shinnston
Joe R. Pyle
Rt 2 Box 835
(724) 324-9000
WYOMING
Cheyenne
Manitou Auctions
1715 Carey Ave.
(307) 635-0019
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I N D E X O F P L AC E N A M E S
ALABAMA
Section 1 ...............................Page 6
Alexandria, Huntsville, Madison,
Montgomery
COLORADO
Section 1 ...............................Page 8
Colorado Springs, Denver, Fort
Collins, Grand Junction, Juleburg,
Wheat Ridge
ILLINOIS
Section 1 .............................Page 11
Section 2 .............................Page 15
Section 3 .............................Page 17
Section 4 .............................Page 19
Arcola 3, Arthur 3, Aurora 1,
Bloomington 3, Blue Island 1,
Braidwood 3, Burnt Prairie 4,
Chenoa 3, Crete 1, Curran 2,
Danville 3, Divernon 2, East Peoria
3, Fairview Heights 4, Forest Park 1,
Galesburg 2, Gardner 3, Geneva 1,
Glen Ellyn 1, Godfrey 4, Greenville
4, Gurnee 1, Johnston City 4,
Lemont 1, Manteno 3, Marion 4,
Marseilles 3, Marshall 3, Monticello
3, Nashville 4, Peru 3, Quincy 2,
Saint Charles 1, Sandwich 1, South
Beloit 1, Springfield 2, Tuscola 3,
Volo 1, Westmont 1
INDIANA
Section 1 .............................Page 22
Section 2 .............................Page 24
Section 3 .............................Page 28
Section 4 .............................Page 31
Section 5 .............................Page 35
Section 6 .............................Page 43
Angola 4, Avon 2, Berne 5,
Bloomfield 1, Brazil 2,Cambridge
City 5, Carmel 5, Centerville 5,
Chesterton 3, Covington 2,
Crawfordsville 2, Dayton 2, Decatur
5, Delphi 2, Dunreith 5, Elkhart 4,
Evansville 1, Fremont 4, Fort Wayne
4, Goshen 4, Haubstat 1, Highland
5, Indianapolis 2, Kirklin 2,
Knightstown 5, Kokomo 5, Larwill 4,
LaPorte 3, Lawrenceburg 6,
Leesburg 4, Logansport 2, Lowell 3,
Markel 5, Michigan City 3,
Middlebury 4, Morristown 5,
Muncie 5, Nashville 5, Nineveh 5,
Noblesville 5, North Webster 4,
Pierceton 4, Remington 2,
Rensselaer 3, Roanoke 4, Rochester
4, Rockville 2, Rolling Prairie 3,
Rushville 5, Salem 6, Shipshewana
4, Speedway 2, Springville 1, Terre
Haute 2, Tipton 5, Union City 5,
Wabash 5, Wanatah 3, Washington
1, Zionsville 2,
IOWA
Section 1 .............................Page 46
Section 1 .............................Page 48
Anamosa 1, Beacon 1, Center Point,
Clear Lake 2, Des Moines 2, Elkader
1, Kalona 1, Marquette 1, McGregor
1, Missouri Valley 2, New Hampton
1, Orange City 2, Story City 2,
Walnut 2
KENTUCKY
Section 1 .............................Page 51
Section 2 .............................Page 53
Ashland 1,Berea 1, Bloomfield 2,
Burlington 1, Cave City 2,
Elizabethtown 2, Franklin 2,
Georgetown 1, Glendale 2,
Harrodsburg 1, Hazel 2, Horse Cave
2, Lexington 1, Louisville 2,
Owensboro 2, Owingsville 1, Radcliff
2, Shelbyville 2, Somerset 1
MICHIGAN
Section 1 .............................Page 58
Section 2 .............................Page 60
Section 3 .............................Page 63
Section 1 ......Page 6 Allegan 2, Ann
Arbor 3, Autrain 1, Baroda 2,
Belleville 3, Berkley 3, Burton 3,
Colon 2, Davisburg 3, Flat Rock 3,
Galesburg 2, Holland 2, Holly 3,
Howell 3, Jackson 3, Kalamazoo 2,
Lake Odessa 2, Livonia 3, Midland
1, Muskegon 1, Niles 2, Romeo 3,
Saint Louis 1, Scottville 1, Spring
Lake 2, Tecumseh 3, Waterford 3,
West Olive 2, Williamston 3
MINNESOTA
Section 1 .............................Page 67
Anoka, Cannon Falls, Mantorville,
Minneapolis, Rogers, Saint Cloud,
Stillwater
MISSOURI
Section 1 .............................Page 70
Section 2 .............................Page 72
Section 3 .............................Page 74
Columbia 2, Farmington 3, Jefferson
City 2, Kansas City 1, Lone Jack 1,
Ozark 3, Saint Charles 2, Saint Louis
2, Saint Mary 3, Springfield 3, West
Plains 3
NEBRASKA
Section 1 .............................Page 76
Burwell, Lincoln, North Platte,
Omaha, Plattsmouth
OHIO
Section 1 .............................Page 79
Section 2 .............................Page 81
Section 3 .............................Page 83
Section 4 .............................Page 88
Section 5 .............................Page 91
Arcanum 2, Bluffton 1, Branch Hill 3,
Burbank 5, Cincinnati 3, Chardon 5,
Columbiana 5, Columbus 4,
Covington 2, Dayton 2, Delaware 4,
East Liverpool 5, Edison 4, Elmore 1,
Fairfield 2, Findlay 1, Greenville 2,
Lebanon 3, Lewisburg 2, Maumee 1,
Mansfield 4, Medina 5, Milan 5,
Milford 3, Montpelier 1, Mount Gilead
4, New Paris 2, Norwich 4, Oberlin
5, Ottawa 1, Oxford 3, Painesville 5,
Pioneer 1, Ravenna 5, Ripley 3,
Rockbridge 4, Springfield 2, Tipp
City 2, Toledo 1, Waynesville 3,
Wilmington 3, Wooster 5
Continued on next page
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I N D E X O F P L AC E N A M E S
PENNSYLVANIA
Section 1 .............................Page 95
T H E A N T I Q U E R ’ S N O T E PA D
Beaver Falls, Clarion, Heidelberg,
Verona, Washington
SOUTH DAKOTA
Section 1 .............................Page 97
Big Stone, Custer, Hartford,
Keystone, Rapid City, Sioux Falls
TENNESSEE
Section 1 ...........................Page 100
Section 2 ...........................Page 102
Algood 2, Clinton2, Collierville 1,
Cookeville 2, Crossville 2, Erwin 2,
Fayetteville 1, Knoxville 2, Memphis
1, Murfreesboro 1
WEST VIRGINIA
Section 1 ...........................Page 104
Huntington, Nitro, South Charleston
WISCONSIN
Section 1 ...........................Page 107
Section 2 ...........................Page 109
Section 3 ........................... Page 111
Abbotsford 3, Appleton 1, Black
River Falls 2, Chetek 3, Columbus 1,
Hixton 3, Lake Geneva 1, Madison 1,
Prairie Du Chien 2, Princeton 1,
Sauk City 1, Sheboygan 1, Tomah 2,
West Salem 2
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