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Antiques
and Collectibles
204 S. Main Street
270-965-9500
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Tracy
Hawthorne opened Marion's first antique mall and quilt store.
Located inside the beautifully restored historical building,
she sells antiques and collectibles, quilt making supplies,
fabrics, books and patterns
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Wheeler
Log Cabin Shop
Hwy 91 N. (toward Cave-In-Rock Ferry)
Wednesdays
10-4 , Mid April through Late October
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Come
and visit Barbara Wheeler at her location in the heart of Amish
Country. Built in 1835, this two-story log cabin is one of Crittenden
County's oldest homes. Primitive antiques, herb gardens, fruit
trees and a glimpse into days gone by all await you six miles
out Hwy 91 N. |
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Mattoon
General Store and Antiques
6198 US Hwy. 60 E.
270-965-0050
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Antiques
including glassware, vintage fashions and leathergoods. Also,
herbal remedies imported from Easter Europe! |
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The
Herb Shoppe
127
E. Carlisle Street
270-965-3687
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Barbara's downtown location showcases homegrown herbal arrangements,
Sweet Annie Wreaths, Log Cabin Potpourri, Hand Dipped Candles,
Bittersweet Swags and Hand hooked rugs. |
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Wheeler's
Antiques
127
E. Carlisle Street
270-965-3687
Monday
thru Saturday 10 - 4
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Specializes
in Early Country Furniture from Kentucky and Tennessee, along
with quilts, smalls, and accessories. |
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Mystic
Waters and Gardens and Antiques
4002 US 60 East Marion
270-965-9999 web
site
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Diana
Herrin has opened this charming store devoted to water gardens
as well as fine antiques and accessories. Drop by for a visit! |
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Wheeler's
Custom Furniture
127
E. Carlisle Street
270-965-3687
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Furniture-maker
Robert M. Wheeler is nationally known for his one of a kind
heirloom furniture and antique reproductions. |
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Click
to see the
MAP!
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We're
getting better all the time!
Our
downtown antique shopping opportunities are growing. More
and more of our visitors are thrilled with the treasures
they find in our local establishments.
Whether
you're looking for the perfect gift or a special find to
add to your collection, come see for yourself in downtown
Marion, Kentucky!
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Check
the
interactive map
for the
Western Kentucky
Antiques Trail! |
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