Vintage 4th of July Evansville 04/30/2009
 Real Floats! The "current" Video Store" and the new "Dejavu" store. CommentsRobin Thu, 07 May 2009 17:08:31 This is really interesting. I'd love to see even more old photos of Evansville. Do you have any of the Eager Economy Building? Sat, 09 May 2009 13:15:30 I will try to find one of the Eager/Econ Bldg to post. There is a large framed street view of the building in the lobby. I have a 27" panaramic view of East & West Main with Madison St in the Middle. I'm going to have it framed and on display in the antique center. Cathy Cryor Burgweger Sun, 10 May 2009 05:48:35 We are lucky to have Jean back in business in Evansville. I have been a customer for years and love Jean's style and artwork. This is by far her biggest and best venture. Thank you, Jean and Tony! Wed, 13 May 2009 08:34:27 Thanks so much Cathy, we are also very pleased to have you as one of our quality dealers at Windmill Antiques. We are looking forward to the opening of your store in Attica as well! Leave a Reply | AuthorJean Wyse buyer and seller of antiques for the past 25 plus years, my specialty lies with early American handmade furniture (before the machine age). Of course, it's very difficult to find pieces that are in good condition, however, because they were made by talented craftsmen, they have held up very well the past 100 years. My other interests are with folk art, architectual, vintage garden and all kinds of painted furniture. I am a self-taught mixed media artist who dabbles in handsoldered pendants and charms, collage work, punchneedle and altered art projects. you can find some of these at www.guidoneetsy.etsy.com  ArchivesApril 2010 Categories |
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