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The trademark lattice for our early spring |
Early
buyers wait in line eager for show opening |
Kay Linkkila & Page Bates have everything for a country home
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Kathy Schoemer always creates a charming booth for the show
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New England Home Antiques |
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Linda Johnson’s booth says “country style” |
Susanne
Gray has a community of early rag dolls |
Lots of activity in the first hours after opening
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The
kitchen crew: (L-R) Jody Heidelberger, Cheri Lukowski, Susan Manning,
Pauline Millette, Dawn Ferland, &Vinnie Palladino
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Mary Elliott puts the finishing touches on her booth |
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Colleen Nordengren’s subtle country style |
The “Pit Crew”---BBQ Pit, that is! Bill Clapp & Roland Moulin
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Sandy Elliott brings lots of early textiles |
Mr. Rogers instructs a student on the fine points of booth
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Linda Johnson writes a ticket as Debbie Ferguson shops
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James Prew relaxes before the doors open |
Sue Wirth’s booth is a country lover’s dream | Patrons
inspect a wonderful bench in blue paint—it didn’t last long! |
Children’s items of the past are Mary White’s specialty
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Debbie Ferguson specializes in early treen in paint and original surfaces, wonderful textiles and
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| Richard Fuller’s colorful booth | Mr.
Moulin supervises as a student attaches the side supports |
Students smooth the 8’
white display paper for a
professional look
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