Shipshewana Part 2 and another storm brewing!

Oh my...we are in for yet another storm tonight.

6-10 inches of snow again.

There are over 7,500 people in our county

still without power from the ice storm that

hit on Sunday evening.{including my brother's

family} Please old man winter...go away!!

Continuing on with our adventures in Shipshewana,

Indiana on Tuesday , this post is mostly inside the antique

mall called Trading Place.

I fell in love with this adorable pink airplane. price: over $1,100.

It is a vintage barber chair for kids to set in! Who knew!

I have never seen one of these cuties before. I am

betting that they didn't have to beg kids to get their

hair cut at whatever barber shop this was in.

buttons, laces , everything a gal could possibly want.

beautiful linens

goodies galore

love the wire baskets

pick a hat, any hat will do.

need some old kitchen utensils?

neat display of old bottles and boxes

loving this little laundry cart on wheels

wouldn't this horn be a neat display piece in the

right place

amazing huge cupola

taller than I am and such great chippiness.

I kept backing up to take the picture and ran right

into the wall. lol.

wonderful old doorknobs

on the way down we saw several of these beautiful

lights at a gas station that is now closed.

In fact you can see that this one is leaning

against the electrical wire.

I would love just one of them. :)

this is an interesting piece @ $65.

If it was mine the flowers would have had to go.

I think I need this sign and then I can change Buckeye Road

to Madison road. Suppose anyone would notice?

I purchased three of these white spindles for a

future project. why didn't I purchase the fourth

one you ask (and so did the clerk) ? I haven't a clue.

I told hubby I would leave it for someone else.

This place had two or three different gorgeous white

victorian stands and I loved them all, however at over

$300 each they did not come home with me. lol.

Beautiful old tin ceiling tiles in a chippy trunk.

Lots of pictures in this post, but I wanted you to get

a glimpse of the antique store.

I also picked up a bunch of old keys and some neat tags

that I will share later.

I really didn't purchase much, but I sure had fun taking

photos. I think I enjoyed that more than anything.

Especially all the horses and buggies.

Hubby went back to work yesterday. They had initially

called it off for yet another day, but they called back

Tuesday night after 9 pm and said the power is back on

and that he should come to work. They are way behind and

Saturday is mandatory. Oh the repercussions from these

amazing ice storms. :) Isn't it interesting that

the same storm that cancels work for many brings tons

of work for others? Happy Thursday!

Blessings~