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Hanceville
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Holly Pond
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Jasper
Gaylesville
Collinsville
Fairview South Vinemont
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Phenix City
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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. See Muscle Shoals on page 14
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Palisade
65
24
SUMMIT
330
6
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
94
24
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52
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Deer Trail
36
34
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MORGAN
76
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71
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Sterling
Paoli
LINCOLN
70
96
PHILLIPS
Hugo 40
Genoa
Hillrose
Haxtun
76
6 385
63
Hasw
94
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Akron
Holyoke
63
Arriba
SEDGWICK
Merino
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
DOUGLAS
Castle Rock
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
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82
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24
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Vail Avon Minturn
70
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New antique dealer ‘grows’ out of 9-to-5 job By Alice Otten Versluys 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. See Color ado Dealer on page 16
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I L L I N O I S - 4 S E C T I O N S ; PA G E S 1 0 - 2 0 East Dubuque
Warren
Apple River Scales Mound
Menominee
Galena
Winslow
Rockton
Davis Rock City Cedarville Dakota
DAV I E S S Stockton Elizabeth Hanover
84
78
Savanna
Oregon
84
30
Albany
Rock Falls
88 Hillsdale
Deer Grove
Hooppole
MERCER Joy
Aledo
17
17
Viola
78 81
74
Windsor
Alpha
Keithsburg
Altona
34
Galesburg
164
Monmouth
Gulf Port
Williamsfield
Knoxville
Roseville
Sciota Good Hope
9
HANCOCK
136 Carthage
Loraine
Camp Point Clayton Coatsburg
24
Columbus
Ripley
24
Mount Sterling
107
Liberty
Payson
Versailles
107
Baylis Hull Kinderhook
Barry
New Salem
Naples
Jacksonville 36 M O R GJacksonville AN South
Valley City
New Berlin
El Dara
96
Pittsfield
Detroit
Winchester
Florence
Time
Manchester
100 Pearl
Hillview
267 White Hall
Scottville
67
48
Greenfield
Carrollton
108
108
Rockbridge
Carlinville
267
East Gillespie Gillespie Shipman Eagarville Royal Lakes Mount Clare Benld Dorchester Sawyerville Wilsonville White City
Jerseyville
Fieldon 16
Otterville JERSEY Grafton
267
Staunton
67 Livingston
Elsah
159
255
100
Alton
Rosewood Heights Wood River
East Alton Roxana Hartford
Alhambra
Millstadt
Smithboro
Greenville
Waterloo Valmeyer
MONROE
Venedy Fayetteville St. Libory New Athens
Hecker
130
Ruma Prairie Du Rocher
WASHINGTON Oakdale
Radom
15
13
Sparta
Ellis Grove
Steeleville
Campbell Hill Ava
4
JACKSON
Gorham
Bone Gap
Fairfield
15
Keensburg
Grayville
Burnt Prairie
64
Dahlgren Springerton
142
Sesser
WHITE
45 Enfield
McLeansboro
Creal Springs
Crossville Phillipstown
Carmi
14
Stonefort New Burnside
Alto Pass 51
145
Goreville
Cobden
57
45
37
UNION
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
Metropolis
Mounds Mound City
Cairo
1
34
Eddyville
Buncombe
Anna Jonesboro
Dongola Mill Creek
Thebes
1
EDWARDS
Mill Shoals Belle Prairie City
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Mount Carmel
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146
St. Francisville
Allendale WABASH
15
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Bonnie
Tamaroa
Makanda
3
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West Salem
Jeffersonville
WAY N E
Sims Wayne City Keenes
Ina
Grand Tower
SEE ILLINOIS SECTION 4 ON PAGE 19
130
Du Quoin
Rockwood
3
Mount Erie
Cisne
St. Johns
150 Chester
Johnsonville
Nason
148
Pinckneyville Cutler Percy PERRY Willisville
Calhoun
Parkersburg
15 Mount Vernon
Lawrenceville Bridgeport
Claremont Sumner
45
Belle Rive Waltonville
51
127
Clay City
Flora
50
Olney
250 Noble
Xenia
142
Du Bois
Evansville
3
Kaskaskia
Woodlawn
Coulterville
RANDOLPH
Russellville Sailor Springs
C L AY
57
64
Ashley
Tilden Baldwin
Fults
Nashville
33
Birds
1
RICHLAND
Louisville
JEFFERSON Richview
13 Marissa Red Bud
Palestine
CRAWFORD
Ste. Marie
Iola
Dix
Irvington
New Minden
Addieville
15
Lenzburg
3 Maeystown
Newton
45
St. Peter
Hoyleton
Okawville
Freeburg
Robinson
Willow Hill Oblong Stoy
Flat Rock
Farina
Smithton
159
Hutsonville
33
33
Edgewood
MADISON
158
Yale
Mason
185
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Hidalgo
130 Rose Hill
Watson
57
70
Vandalia
BOND
Old Ripley
140
Montrose
Dieterich JASPER Wheeler
EFFINGHAM
St. Elmo
Mulberry Grove
Hamel
55
49
Teutopolis
Brownstown
127
Toledo
Effingham
Sorento
Williamson New Douglas
33 Shumway
40 Altamont
FAY E T T E
1 CLARK
Greenup
Ramsey
Worden
Bethalto Forest Homes Meadowbrook
121
Jewett
Bingham
185
Marshall
70 Martinsville
Casey
Sigel
Fillmore
Donnellson
Panama
Bunker Hill
49
CUMBERLAND
Stewardson
Beecher City
Schram City
Coffeen
Mount Olive
Brighton
Lerna
Neoga
128
Walshville
1
Charleston
130
Cowden Herrick
Paris Vermilion
COLES
16
Westfield
16
32
51
Taylor Springs
16
Batchtown
Brussels
Coalton
Irving
Litchfield Hillsboro
Medora Fidelity
Hardin
57
Kansas Ashmore
Strasburg
Oconee
Witt
Butler
133
Tower Hill
Ohlman Wenonah
127
MACOUPIN
Kane
45
121 Windsor
EDGAR
Redmon
130
Findlay
Shelbyville
16
100
Oakland
133 Humboldt
Allenville
16
150
Hindsboro
Gays
MONTGOMERY
Chesterfield Hamburg
Arcola
Sullivan
SHELBY
Nokomis
Chrisman
36
Brocton
Mattoon
Pana
Raymond Eldred
121
29
Morrisonville
Harvel
96 Kampsville
Moweaqua
Palmer
Farmersville
Standard City
Ridge Farm
Metcalf
Newman
Arthur
Owaneco
Waggoner Hettick
Camargo
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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
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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
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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
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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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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
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78 Fairview
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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
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Hillcrest
Rochelle
52
Coleta WHITESIDE
Morrison
47
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Varna
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Washburn
Lacon 17
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ILLINOIS - Section 1 AURORA OUT OF THE ATTIC, 4054B Fox Valley Center Dr., 60504. 630-898-0557. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
FOREST PARK KRENEK’S ANTIQUES, 7501 W. Madison, 60130. 708-366-1242. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
Krenek’s ANTIQUES 7501 W. Madison Forest Park, IL 60130 (708) 366-1242 Monday thru Saturday 11 AM ~ 6 PM Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM 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 www.outoftheatticantiques.biz NEW DEALERS WELCOME! We do Estate Sales too!
GRETA’S ANTIQUES, 408 Main St, Specializing in rare books, fashion jewelry, fine china, carnival glass, Americana collectibles. 630-257-0021. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13 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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13 SUNDAY AT SANDWICH ANTIQUES SHOW, Held at the historic Sandwich Fairgrounds May-October. Visit www.sundayatsandwichantiques.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 14 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 13
ANTIQUE MARKET 1 20 Dealers Celebrating 30 Years! In Business Since 1982
11 N. Third St. Unit A St. Charles, IL 60174 (630) 377-1868 Open 362 Days A Year 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM NOW AVAILABLE! Get the Guide on your GPS* ALWAYS FREE for subscribers *accepted by most major brand GPS units
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ILLINOIS - Section 1 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. www.csada.com, 847-321-1712
Monday-Saturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sunday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Visit us on Facebook www.olde-timers.com Phone: (815) 786-6430
ANTIQUE MARKET I, 11 N. Third St., Unit A. 630-377-1868. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 12
Olde Timers Antique Centre is a destination. Located on Rt. 34 in downtown Sandwich, this huge antique mall is known for quality merchandise and competitive pricing.
VOLO VOLO ANTIQUE MALLS & AUTO MUSEUM, 100 showcases, 330 antique dealers, 250 collector cars. 2 blocks under roof. 815-344-6062 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 14 WESTMONT 30 NORTH ANTIQUES, 30 North Cass Ave., Westmont, IL 60559, 630-971-0913. www.30northantique.com,
[email protected] 3/4 mile south of Ogden Ave or 1/2 block north of Burlington tracks, quality antique furniture and collectibles. WOODSTOCK COLONIAL ANTIQUE MALL, 890 Lake Ave. 815-334-8960. 150 Quality Dealers, 35,000 sq.ft. Open 7 days. See Us on Facebook!
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Now in its 16th Year of Business Bigger & Better Than Ever! New Merchandise Arriving Daily. More than 130 dealers offer the finest in furniture, Textiles, jewelry, sports & military collectibles, antique & vintage toys & dolls, barware & beer collectibles, mirrors, framed oils & prints, clocks, tools, books, vintage clothing and more and more!! Upper level is antiques and a country-themed gift shop. Basement is always a clearance area.
7KH 2I6RXWK%HORLW 1019 GardnerStreet Street •• South South Beloit, IL 1019 Gardner Beloit, IL 1 mile west of I-90 on Rte. 75 - Illinois Exit #1 (Just North of Rockford) 1 mile west of I-90 on Rte. 75 – Illinois Exit #1 (Just North of Rockford)
Open Daily 10-5 / Phone: 815-389-8800
20,000 sq. ft. of QUALITY ANTIQUES & Over 100 DEALERS 20,000 sq. ft. oforQUALITY pre-1960 ANTIQUES No Crafts Reproductions – Everything pre-1970 We’re Not What You’d Expect . . . We’re So Much 350+ booths & showcases More! “We’ll Knock Your Socks Off!”
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Air-Conditioned, RV Parking, Open Daily 10 &amRestaurant to 5 pm ~ Phone (815) 389-8800 Motel Nearby
Over 75 Booths 175 Showcases • Over 130 Dealers
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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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92 Hooppole
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81
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34
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136
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100
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29
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78
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55
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10
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97
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101
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96
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136
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78
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116
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67
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96
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116
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150
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78
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Woodson
Niantic
Dawson Mechanicsburg Buffalo
Mount Auburn
W
El Dara
Winchester
Florence
Latham
54
Rochester
SANGAMON
Loami
36 New Canton
Leland Grove Jerome Southern View
South Jacksonville
Lynnville
72
Grandview Clear Lake
Springfield 36 Curran
MORGAN
W
Baylis
Naples
Illiopolis Sherman Spaulding
Pleasant Plains
Concord
Perry
107
97
Ashland
121
Williamsville
Cantrall
W
Plainville
Athens
Tallula
Arenzville Meredosia
Mount Pulaski
29
CASS Virginia
67 Versailles
Elkhart
Petersburg
125
99
107
Liberty
Payson
Mount Sterling
BROWN
MENARD
Beardstown
Mound Station
24
WQuincy 172
Chandlerville
Scottville
67
White Hall
Owaneco
48
Modesto
Girard
Palmyra
Palmer
Farmersville
29
Morrisonville Nilwood
267
CALHOUN
Pana
Waggoner
GREENE Greenfield
Hettick
Harvel
Standard City
96
Ohlman Wenonah
Raymond Kampsville
Eldred
108
Carrollton Rockbridge
108
Carlinville
Chesterfield Hamburg
100
Nokomis
MONTGOMERY
Coalton
Oc
Witt
127
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MACOUPIN
Kane Medora
Butler
Litchfield Hill b
Irving Schram City
51
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ILLINOIS - Section 2 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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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Colorado Dealer 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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ILLINOIS - Section 3 East Central
88 Bradford
Sparland
Grand Ridge
W
Toluca
Chillicothe
Washburn
Rome
EORIA eld
23
Peoria Heights
Peoria
Norwood
Bellevue Bartonville
Kingston Mines
Mackinaw
Tremont9 TA Z E W E L L
29
Manito
Hopedale
Green Valley
Forest City
Gridley
55
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De Land Weldon
Williamsville
7
Cisco
54
Riverton Grandview Clear Lake
ngfield
Leland Grove Jerome Southern View rlin
55 Auburn
Stonington Bulpitt Kincaid CHRISTIAN Jeiseyville 104
Pawnee
Virden Girard Nilwood
nville
Nokomis
16
Coalton
Oconee
Herrick
Panama Sorento Williamson New Douglas ngston Worden
127
BOND
Vermilion
Martinsville
Casey Toledo
Jewett
33 Shumway
Montrose
EFFINGHAM
57
Watson
Brownstown
185
70
1 CLARK
Greenup
40 Altamont
70
Marshall
Sigel
St. Elmo
Vandalia
1
49
CUMBERLAND
121
Stewardson
16
Westfield
49 Hidalgo
Teutopolis
185
Paris
Charleston
130
Effingham FAY E T T E
EDGAR
Redmon
Kansas Ashmore
COLES
Lerna
Neoga
Ramsey
Donnellson
57
Strasburg
Bingham
Walshville
Olive
Oakland
133
130
Fillmore
Staunton
45
16
128 Beecher City
Schram City
150
Brocton
DOUGLAS
Hindsboro
Chrisman
36
130
32
51
Coffeen
Ridge Farm
Metcalf
Newman Hume
Tower Hill
Cowden
Irving
Taylor Springs
e
Camargo
Mattoon
SHELBY
16 Butler
Litchfield Hillsboro
Villa Grove
121
Shelbyville
Witt
127
East Gillespie Eagarville Benld Sawyerville White City Mount
Findlay
Ohlman Wenonah
MONTGOMERY
Allerton Broadlands Longview
45
150
Indianola Sidell
Humboldt
Sullivan
Windsor
Pana
Waggoner Harvel
Garrett
Allenville
29
Raymond
130
Georgetown
49
Gays
Morrisonville
Hegeler Belgium
Westville
M O U LT R I E
121
Palmer
Farmersville
Standard City
Bethany
Moweaqua
Assumption
Owaneco
48
Tilton
Catlin
Fairmount
Philo
Tuscola Arcola 133
51
Taylorville
Thayer
Atwood
Lovington
Dalton City
Macon
29Edinburg
Divernon
150
Homer
Sidney
Pesotum
Arthur
48 Blue Mound
Hillery-Batestown Vermilion Heights Ogden Muncie St. Joseph Fithian Oakwood 74
150
C H A M PA I G N
Bement
Hammond
Mount Zion
Rochester
Danville
Royal
105
72
Chatham
49
Urbana
Ivesdale
P I AT T Cerro Gordo
Decatur
Harristown
Mount Auburn
SANGAMON
ami
Niantic
Dawson Mechanicsburg Buffalo
Oreana
136
VERMILION
W
Plains
Bondville
Sadorus
Forsyth
Potomac Henning Alvin
57 45
WMonticello Tolono
72
Gifford
Lake Of The Woods
150
MACON
Latham Warrensburg
Illiopolis Sherman Spaulding
74
10
Argenta Cantrall
Rantoul
136
Champaign
Mount Pulaski
121
136
Savoy
29 Athens
Rossville
Thomasboro
Mahomet
De Witt
Maroa
Hoopeston
9
47
Clinton
ENARD
Rankin
Paxton
9
1
54
54
Broadwell
Elliott
Ludlow
Mansfield
Kenney
121 Elkhart
Gibson
Farmer City
10
Lincoln Middletown
Greenview
Wellington
Fisher
136
DE WITT
10
Cissna Park
Foosland Bellflower
Le Roy
Wapella
LOGAN
New Holland
29
Milford
IROQUOIS
Loda
MCLEAN
Waynesville
1
49
Saybrook
51
Atlanta
Hartsburg
Mason City
Heyworth
McLean
45
Buckley
FORD
WBloomington 9 Arrowsmith
Woodland
54
Normal
Armington
aston
47
Sheldon
Crescent City
Melvin
Colfax Anchor Cooksville
Iroquois
Watseka
Onarga
54
Sibley
Ellsworth
52
Gilman
Piper City 24 Chatsworth
Forrest
Roberts
150 136
57
Strawn
Towanda
Donovan
Ashkum Danforth
Lexington
Downs
Emden
Cullom
116
55
Hudson
Stanford
Minier
1
Clifton
Thawville
Delavan
San Jose
Kempton
Saunemin
24 Fairbury
51
122
South Pekin
Pembroke
St. Anne
Chebanse
Kappa
Danvers
45
Chenoa
El Paso
Washington West Peoria East Peoria Creve Coeur Goodfield North Pekin Marquette Heights Deer Creek Congerville 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 South Wilmington East Brooklyn Ransom
Kangley
89Magnolia
MARSHALL
Wyoming
Morris
Carbon Hill
Lostant
Henry
on
Naplate
Oglesby 71 Bureau Junction Mark Granville Cedar Point 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
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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
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Yale
Hutsonville
Rose Hill
Dieterich JASPER Wheeler
33
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Willow Hill
Mason St
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Robinson
Oblong Stoy
CRAWFORD
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ILLINOIS - Section 3 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 Like us on Facebook
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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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] SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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
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Cave-In-Rock
G A L L AT I N Equality Junction Shawneetown Old Shawneetown
1
Omaha
64
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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
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Brussels
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Hardin
100
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ILLINOIS - Section 4 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 73 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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Michiana Shores Pottawattomie Park
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New Chicago Hobart Griffith Merrillville Schererville St. John
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Lakeville
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La Crosse
Cromwell
North Judson
421 Wheatfield
Culver
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Sidney
F U LT O N Medaryville
Winamac
Woodburn
New Haven
Fort Wayne
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Silver Lake
Rochester
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Columbia City
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Mentone Burket
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Monterey
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Warsaw Winona Lake
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Avilla Altona
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LAKE
North Webster
Hamilton
Waterloo
Corunna
Albion NOBLE
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Crothersville LAWRENCE
KNOX
Hazleton
OHIO
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Medora MARTIN
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31
Bruceville
50
Dillsboro
Rising Sun
Brownstown
Bedford
Plainville
Bicknell
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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
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37
Odon
74 Sunman
Westport
Newberry Elnora
46
421
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JACKSON
67
Batesville
Newpoint
54
Switz City
57 Sandborn
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46
Cedar Grove
Oldenburg
Hartsville
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BROWN
Bloomfield
Oaktown
Greensburg
Columbus
46
45
Lyons Carlisle
Mount Carmel FRANKLIN
Milford
Elizabethtown GREENE
Brookville
74
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Nashville
Bloomington 231
Laurel
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Worthington
Sullivan
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Edinburgh Taylorsville Clifford
MONROE
Jasonville
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West College Corner
52
46 Ellettsville
Shelburn Hymera
FAY E T T E
St. Paul
Stinesville
Spencer
Liberty
Glenwood
Rushville
Shelbyville
Princes Lakes
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41 Farmersburg
52 SHELBY
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C L AY
Boston
27 UNION
RUSH
Whiteland
Paragon
67
Richmond
Connersville
74
Bargersville
Martinsville
46
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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
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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
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Sulphur Springs Mount Summit Markleville 3 Cadiz
Wilkinson
Saratoga
Union City
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9
Beech Grove PUTNAM
Parker City Farmland
Selma
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Ingalls
Ridgeville
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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
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Rockville
Westfield Whitestown
New Ross
New Market
231 Waveland Russellville
H A M I LT O N
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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
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Mulberry
Williamsport West Lebanon
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Montpelier
Marion Greentown 35 Jonesboro
Indian Heights
Russiaville
CLINTON
Dayton
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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
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Roann
31
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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
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Lowell
Fremont
80
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Dunlap
ELKHART
Wanatah
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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
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Covington
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Veedersburg
Hillsboro
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New Ross
New Market
Dana
Montezuma
74 136
Waveland Russellville
Marshall Bloomingdale Judson
Roachdale
Lizton
Pittsboro
Brownsburg
PUTNAM
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Clermont
150
Greencastle
Harmony Knightsville
40
West Terre Haute
Lake Hart 37 Brooklyn Bethany
Cloverdale
Franklin
31
Morgantown
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Gosport
OWEN
Clay City
Edinburgh
Princes Lakes
37 Stinesville
Spencer
41 Farmersburg
Taylorsville Cliffo
46 Ellettsville Jasonville Worthington
231 Linton
Switz City Lyons
Sandborn
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Crane
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Carlisle
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BROWN
GREENE
Dugger Merom
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Nashville
MONROE
Shelburn Hymera
41
JOHNSON Trafalgar
Paragon
46
VIGO
Oaktown
Whiteland
Martinsville
231
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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
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Clayton40
Amo
Coatesville
Rosedale
Universal
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Beech Grove
PA R K E
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Mecca Fairview Park
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Castleton 36 Ravenswood North Crows Nest Rocky Ripple Crows Nest Lawrence Spring Hill Wynnedale
36 Danville
Bainbridge
36
31
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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
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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
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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
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Mitchell
50
HARRISON Laconia
Mauckport Troy
Tell City Cannelton
Elizabeth
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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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Wheatfield
Monterey
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Pierceton Larwill
Mentone Burket
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NEWTON
Winamac
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WCovington Veedersburg Hillsboro
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Crawfordsville Cayuga
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Mecca PA R K E
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Cloverdale
Gosport
Spencer
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Carthage
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Bloomfield Lyons
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Merom
Dunre
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Jasonville
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Kennard Shirley Green
Wilkinson
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Morristown
Princes Lakes
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Shelburn Hymera
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Franklin
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Pendleton
Homecroft
Morgantown
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Middletown
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Clay City
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Beech Grove
Martinsville
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Lapel
LynhurstWarren Park
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Lake Hart 37 Brooklyn Bethany
Center Point Riley
Noblesville
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Seelyville Staunton
West Terre Haute
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Southport
Stilesville
Rosedale Carbon
Avon Plainfield 40
Amo Clayton
Greencastle
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Waveland Russellville
Marshall Bloomingdale Judson
VERMILLION Dana
Zionsville
Jamestown Ladoga
231 Newport
Westfield Whitestown
Advance New Ross New Market
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Lebanon
Alamo
Wallace
Summitville
MADISON
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Thorntown
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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
Greentown 35 Jonesboro
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
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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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 26 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE DAYTON KOEHLER BROTHERS “THE GENERAL STORE”, 1/2 mile off I-65, Exit St. Rd. 38. 765-426-7749 or 765-296-9266. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 26
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) ` SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 27 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! SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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!
AntiqueWeek Travel Guide to Antique Shops & Malls
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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 25 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 25
REMINISCE ANTIQUES & VARIETY, 2401 N 13th St. Open 7 days a week, 10-5. 317-640-3057. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 25
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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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 Rocky Ripple Crows Nest Lawrence Spring Hill Wynnedale
36 Danville
Bainbridge
Edgewood
Williams Creek Meridian Hills
Pittsboro
North Salem
HENDRICKS
36
35
Woodlawn Heights Country Club Heights River Forest Chesterfield
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
Greentown 35 Jonesboro
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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE OLD HOUSE ANTIQUES, 6156 N. Fail Road. 219-778-2245, hours by chance or appt. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 30
COACHMAN ANTIQUE MALL, 500 Lincolnway, Downtown LaPorte, 3 blocks East of Courthouse. 219-326-5933. Open 10-5 dly; 12-2 Sun. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
AS TIME GOES BY, 614 Lincolnway, 219324-4868. Mon-Tues closed, Wed-Fri 11-5, Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE WANATAH THE BOOKWORM, 11576 W US Hwy 30, Ste B, Wanatah, IN. 219-773-2403. MonWed 10-5, Fri-Sat 10-5. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
NOW AVAILABLE! Find Shops & Malls on your iPhone! Listings show a detailed 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE ANTIQUE JUNCTION MALL, 711 Lincolnway, 219-324-0363.Fri & Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5, Mon 10-5. www.malldog.com. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
RENSSELAER GREENE’S EXIT 215 ANTIQUE MALL, 3300 W Clark St, 219-866-5140. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 30
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 www.theantiquemarketmc.com
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. www.theantiquemarketmc.com
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
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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
Dublin Mount Auburn 40 Centerville 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 Rocky Ripple Crows Nest Lawrence Spring Hill Wynnedale
36 Danville
Bainbridge
Edgewood
Williams Creek Meridian Hills
Pittsboro
North Salem
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Zionsville
Jamestown Ladoga
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Salamonia
Redkey
67 Albany
Woodlawn Heights Country Club Heights River Forest Chesterfield
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
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Shamrock Lakes
Fowlerton
TIPTON
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Bryant
Pennville
BLACKFORD
Upland
Fairmount
18
Montpelier
Gas City
Greentown 35 Jonesboro
29
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Geneva
Sweetser
Indian Heights
Russiaville
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Dayton
ADAMS
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Marion
Kokomo
Burlington
Monroe
Berne
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Warren
La Fontaine
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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
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Fulton
37
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Fort Wayne
Kewanna
Royal Center
Grabill
South Whitley
Francesville
Monon
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Akron
PULASKI
St. Joe
Columbia City
Silver Lake
Winamac
Auburn Garrett
Avilla Altona
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Ashley
127
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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
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Mishawaka Osceola
South Bend Pine Lake
Orland LA GRANGE
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Roseland Indian Village
New Carlisle
Trail Creek
Fremont
Simonton Lake
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INDIANA - Section 4 ANGOLA A WILD HARE ANTIQUE MALL, 401 W Maumee. 260-665-9920. Multi-dealer Mall. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34
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THEN & NOW ANTIQUE MALL, 200 W. Maumee. Over 70 quality dealers on 3 floors. 10-5 Mon.-Sat.; 12-5 Sun. 260-665-6650 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34
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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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34 FORT WAYNE FT. WAYNE ANTIQUE DEALERS ASSOC. 5dealers in the area invite you to visit their shops & enjoy the historic points of interest. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE CANDLELIGHT ANTIQUES, 3205 Broadway. 260-458-8308.Antiques, collectibles, glassware, vintage jewelry, primitives. Tues-Sat 11-5, closed Sun & Mon. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE THE WOODSHACK, 444 W. Baker at Fairfield. 260-424-2093 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE STOLLER’S ANTIQUE MALL, & COLLECTORS GALLERY, 909 N. Coliseum Blvd. 260-422-8527 10-6 Mon-Fri; 10-5 Sat; 1-5 Sun. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 33
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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
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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 ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES * 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 Check Us Out On Facebook!
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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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 32 VILLAGE ANTIQUE GALLERIE, 109 N First St. US 30 at St. Rd. 13 N. 574-595-9494 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 34 SHIPSHEWANA TRADING PLACE ANTIQUE GALLERY, on SR 5 across from Auction & Flea Market. Open Mon-Sat.260-768-7090 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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OVER 10,000 SQ. FT. TO EXPLORE!
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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
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ANGOLA SHOPS “Celebrating our 23rd year”
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“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.
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INDIANA - Section 5 East Central 35 Monterey
Pierceton Larwill
Mentone Burket
31
Columbia City Sidney
F U LT O N
Woodburn
New Haven
Fort Wayne
Akron Kewanna
24
South Whitley
Silver Lake
Rochester
Winamac
37
30
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Claypool Medaryville
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WHITLEY
30
North Manchester
Francesville Macy
Fulton
35
Burnettsville
29
CARROLL
421
Brookston
Grissom AFB
Walton
Kokomo Burlington
Rossville
52
35 Jonesboro 37 Fairmount
Greentown
WTipton Elwood
Kempton
Frankfort
9
Colfax
Kirklin
H A M I LT O N
BOONE Ulen
32
Westfield
Lebanon
74 136
Lizton
Pittsboro
North Salem
Brownsburg
TNAM
Coatesville
Greencastle
Stilesville
231
Plainfield
MARION
Cloverdale
Southport
Franklin
OWEN
Spencer
3
Brookville Mount Carmel FRANKLIN
Milford
Edinburgh
Greensburg
Hope
46
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Bloomington MONROE
BROWN
65
Batesville
Hartsville
46
421 Millhousen
Jonesville
DEARBORN Osgood
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Seymour
50
Dillsboro
50
Bedford
Greendale Lawrenceburg Aurora
50
Vernon
Rising Sun JENNINGS
Oolitic
Milan Moores Hill
RIPLEY Holton Versailles
North Vernon
37
St. Leon West Harrison
Sunman
Napoleon
Elizabethtown 3
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JACKSON
74
Westport
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Newpoint
Columbus
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SHELBY
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FAY E T T E
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Nashville
UNION Liberty
Connersville
Glenwood
St. Paul
Princes Lakes
37 Stinesville
WAY N E
RUSH
JOHNSON Trafalgar Morgantown
Gosport
421
OHIO
Dupont
Brownstown
31
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SWITZERLAND
Medora MARTIN
Spring Grove
Richmond
40
Boston
Shelbyville
Bargersville
Paragon
67
Dublin Mount Auburn Lewisville Straughn Milton
Carthage
74
Whiteland
Martinsville
Greens Fork
Morristown 52 WRushville
65
MORGAN
231
HANCOCK New Palestine
New Whiteland
67
HENRY
40
Spring Lake
38
Hagerstown
Cambridge City 70
Spiceland
70
Greenfield
Homecroft
Lake Hart 37 Brooklyn Bethany
Kennard Shirley Greensboro
Fountain City Whitewater
35
New Castle Wilkinson
Lynn
Modoc Blountsville Losantville Mooreland Economy
Centerville Beech GroveKnightstown Dunreith 27
Greenwood Mooresville
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Cumberland
LynhurstWarren Park
36 Danville
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Farmland
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Sulphur Springs Markleville Cadiz
Ingalls
Saratoga
W Union City
Selma
35
Middletown
Pendleton
Indianapolis
Parker City
Yorktown
36
Williams Creek Castleton McCordsville Meridian Hills Ravenswood 9 North Crows Nest 36 Rocky Ripple Crows Nest Lawrence Spring Hill Wynnedale
Speedway
27
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Ridgeville
Anderson
Lapel
69
Fishers
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Jamestown Ladoga Roachdale
31
Zionsville Carmel
67 Albany
Muncie
69
38 Whitestown
Advance New Ross
Market
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Woodlawn Heights Country Club Heights Chesterfield River Forest
Noblesville32 Edgewood
Darlington
Salamonia
DELAWARE
MADISON
Cicero 37
Sheridan
Thorntown
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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 J AY
Upland
Sharpsville
18 Pennville
Gas City
Windfall City TIPTON
Michigantown
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Montpelier
Fowlerton
31
Geneva
Sweetser
Russiaville
29
Mulberry
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18
Indian Heights
CLINTON
Dayton
ADAMS
W Berne
WELLS
Van Buren
Monroe
27 Vera Cruz
Poneto
Marion
HOWARD
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Bluffton
Warren
La Fontaine
Swayzee
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North Grove Amboy Converse
Galveston
Battle Ground
W Decatur
Uniondale
Bunker Hill
35
Camden
Delphi
224
Mount Etna
15
Ossian
224
WWabash
24
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Yeoman
69
Andrews
Peru
25 Chalmers
Huntington Lagro
Logansport
Monticello
WABASH
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Roann
Denver
Monroeville
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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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 37 CAMBRIDGE CITY BUILDING 125, 125 W Main St. Tues, Wed, Thurs & Sat 10-5, Fri 10-4, Sun 12-4. 765-478-5000. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 39
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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 39 CARMEL CARMEL ANTIQUE MALL, 38 W. Main St.Wide variety of antiques & collectibles. Open 7 days 10-7.317-566-1908 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 41 WHEELER’S ANTIQUES, 107-106 W Main St. over 40 years in business- quality antiques and the unusual! 765-855-3400 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 39 DECATUR VISIT DECATUR, Several fine shops with quality items. Fine dining and lodging. Hours vary. Worth a visit! SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 38 DUNREITH NATIONAL TRAIL ANTIQUE MALL, Located at St. Rds 40 & 3. 113 E Washington St. Open daily 10:30-5. 765-987-6057. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 37
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 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE HOOSIER GYM, 355 N Washington St, www.thehoosiergym.com, 800-668-1895. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE 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. SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE MORRISTOWN KOPPER KETTLE INN, Family style restaurant, 135 W Main. 765-763-6767 SEE DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 39 MUNCIE OLD 67 ANTIQUE MALL, 601 W FUSON RD. Antiques & Collectibles.765-288-6702 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE OFF BROADWAY ANTIQUE MALL, 2404 N Dr MLK Jr Blvd. Antiques & Collectibles. Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6. 765-747-5000 SEE DISPLAY AD ON THIS PAGE
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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
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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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