A great feature of this store is that it's housed in the Keeley Building. Built in 1909, the main level was once a hardware store and the top floor was eventually converted into apartments. These former officer apartments now display antiques, collectibles, lighting, books and kitchenware.
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| I'm on the hunt for a hutch |
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| Really great rustic kitchen utensils |
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| I love the blue-green glass on these cabinet doors |
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| A collection of wooden rolling pins |
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| This green glassware looks amazing displayed as a collection |
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| An assortment of mis-matched silverware |
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| Old telephones |
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| A mix of accessories |
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| Love all the jugs in a row |
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| Old skis - perfect for a lodge |
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| I just picked up a similar crock to hold my cooking utensils |
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| The basement of the shop is full of old tools |
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| My Mom checking out some goodies in one of the old kitchens |
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| There is so much to look at, including the architectural features of the room |
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| An old window is given a new life as a cabinet |
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| An old wooden tool tray is great to corral items in your house (remotes? art supplies?) |
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| A very masculine display. Love the metal cabinets |
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| I recognized this from an episode of Canadian Pickers |


















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