This weekend Pog and I went to Jill Peterson’s Days of the Pioneer Antique Show, which
was held at the Museum of Appalachia in Clinton, TN. The museum is one of my
favorite places! Each time I have been there I have such a wonderful feeling. I
truly love this place and to attend an antique show on the grounds was
delightful. There were so many early American and Colonial antiques, really too
much to take it all in. Wooden bowls,
dough boards, firkins, bee skeps, cabinets, shelves, quilts, coverlets and
early textiles, and the list could go on and on. We managed to bring home a
couple of nice pieces but I didn’t have a boat-load of money to spend so I had
to leave a lot behind!!
Enjoy the pictures of the show and our finds!
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Herb Dryer |
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Chicken Ladder |
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Tobacco Stick Fences |
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Crocks |
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President and Mrs Lincoln |
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This is a warping mill |
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General Lee and President Lincoln |
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A cabin built from tobacco sticks |
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Civil War Re-enactors. |
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Barn loom in one of the museum's cabins. |
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Cantilever Barn |
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Lots of old time music |
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Cowboy Cobbler |
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Largest pot of soup-beans I have ever seen | . |
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50 gallon crock! |
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Our new treasures we brought home. |
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Yoke for carrying water in original blue from Missouri. |
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Wooden money drawer. |
This is a large grain storage barrel from Staunton, VA area. The age is
estimated to be around late 1800,s. It has been cleaned up but I loved
how sturdy it was and the look of the wood.
Hope you had a
great weekend too.
Louise
Looks like you had a wonderful time!!!! I've always wanted to go there. Hopefully one of these days...
ReplyDeleteI had a great time both at the museum and seeing all the antiques. I hope one day you can go to the museum. It is an amazing place!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful show. I'm sure you had great time. Happy to have found your blog, thanks for stopping by and joining my blog! I look forward to looking thru all your posts.
ReplyDeleteSherri
Welcome Sherri! I am glad I found your blog too! It is really great.
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