
Well, looks like I haven't blogged here for about a year and a half. Seriously? Where does time go??? I decided to blog here today and link that to Facebook. Let's see if I remember how...
Yesterday, Jim and I took Dad for his first trip to Webb's Antique Mall in Centerville. It wore him out! We didn't see nearly everything, but I did take some pictures...Dad kept saying stuff like, "Well, I threw THAT away!". One of the most interesting things he told us was that he used to use a plow we saw that was pulled by a horse or mule. He said he remembered that the straps really hurt his hips. Wow. That goes back awhile...Didn't get a picture of it, but here is one from the net.

If you have never been there and you have ANY interests in antiques, by all means GO! Make a day of it. They have a restaurant there so you don't even have to leave while you are perusing all the goodies. Here is a sampling of what we saw...
This old radio,

which upon closer inspection shows pre-set push knobs, set to the few radio stations back in the day...


Here is the entrance to the cutest shop I saw...

Close up of the name over the doorway...

This bed frame was HUGE!!!

So was this sideboard (I THINK that is what you would call it...any ideas? A buffet?)

Look at it in relationship to Jim and you can get a better idea... For those of you who don't know, he is 6'2".

My Mother's grandmother apparently had scoliosis so bad that she was called "Humped Back Grandma". Dad said he remembers her being in a chair just like this one...

Here are just a few random shots. This was another cute shop.

Some Easter bunnies...

Here's Dad with something he used up until about 2 years ago...

And here is Jim, caught by a sign. Hmmmmm. Could this be considered "Senior Citizen Profiling" LOL

Here is a desk I fell in love with...

Ditto this light fixture.

I had this top when I was a little girl. When you spin it by pulling the lever on the bottom, the tulip would open up to reveal a ballerina inside.

My friend Milah shared on her blog that her daughter had refinished a Hoosier cabinet. This one made me think about that.


Milah, here is an answer to your question. (I liked Mindy's better...)

This one reminds me I had better get busy!!!

This is what we saw when we left. A MINT condition 1956 Ford.

Dad said he and my Uncle Glen both used to have one of these. Sure wish they still did!
Well, I hope you have enjoyed a little look into our visit to Webb's! We had fun. Hope you did, too!



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