I visit every shop in every town I pass on my way to Nashville. Well, when my husband is not with me. This was from a darling little shop in Nashville, TN. Most of the pieces in this shop were distressed by the owner. Each booth had a different color scheme. It was absolutely precious!
Of course, my favorite little shop is the one that I manage, my very own Cornerstone Treasures. The building is an old hotel from the turn of the century. Don't you just love the brick?
The little railroad town was my hometown. I can remember catching the Nancy Hank to Gordon for a field trip when I was in the 3rd grade. Most of the railroad towns have become "ghost towns" so to speak.
This is my favorite corner!
However, the local restoration committee is working on a grant with hope to restore some life to my hometown. Plans are underway to reconstruct the depot to its original splendor. A museum would promote business. Our small town is home to a flea market, two resale shops (including Cornerstone), a darling, children's consignment shop (The Mouse House), a fresh seafood hole-in-the wall, and a ladies and men dress shop.
This was built by my husband's great, grandfather. It needs some work, but it's great for display. No, it is NOT for sale:) Everyone asks!
With so many shops like ours closing all over the country, we are thankful for a great 6 months in business. It would be wonderful to have every building in in the town filled with good junk, don't you agree?
It's a lovely space. And is that cabinet for sale please miss? Beautiful!
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Linsey
You must have sold the postal scale. Good pics:)
ReplyDeletecan't wait to travel that way this summer
ReplyDeleteah yes, needs me some great junkin
thanks for following
This all looks amazing! I love the use of white in so many places! Your husband's family piece is wonderful too! I enjoyed the tour! I hope the town can procure the grant. I love seeing older buildings preserved!
ReplyDeleteHappy to be following you back. We have much in common! Good luck with your etsy venture. I love etsy but have been drawn to sewing lately. I'm searching for God's leading too. I'm doing temp work, etsy, blogging, and just trying to "be" after a few years of sadness. I would love to have a shop like yours! I can't seem to get enough of the vintage either. Thanks for stopping by Cottage and Creek. Welcome to the "addictive" world of blogging :)
ReplyDeleteLynn
Hi...so glad you popped in so I could visit you! Your shop looks great, wish I could visit!
ReplyDeleteI'll be catching up with your blog this weekend ~ have a great one!
Good morning from California to Tennessee!!! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment for me.
ReplyDeleteYou know, you are living my dream of owning a sweet shop, like yours. Though I sell at two shops, my dream is to be my own boss...my own things..my own style all over. I adore the brick walls of the old building. How charming!!!
Have a wonderful day and I am your newest follower. :)
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Becky
Lovley Post :)
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