Altered Book Lover: Silent Sunday: The General Store at Cowtown Museum

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Silent Sunday: The General Store at Cowtown Museum

8 thoughtful remarks:

Darla said...: I'd love to walk through the general store. I spotted some wonderful cream colored bowls up there on a top shelf.

Darla; 11:01 AM, November 28, 2010
Jaime Haney said...: So neat!! Great pictures. I wish I had one of those spinning racks with all those drawers in it! THat is a great idea! Thanks for sharing!; 11:38 AM, November 28, 2010
Sue said...: Hi hun
fab piccies, lovely going back in time, i got some stamps to give away if anyone is interested, sue,xx; 11:58 AM, November 28, 2010
Julia Dunnit said...: Wow how fascinating - those table brushes - my grandma used one all the time! And the (I presume) unit of drawers for the tea - how I'd love to own that!; 2:37 PM, November 28, 2010
voodoo vixen said...: I also want that aged drawer thing, it looks absolutely fabulous... can imagine filled with stash....; 2:38 PM, November 28, 2010
Priti Lisa said...: Quaint, old-timey...love the cash register!
Your sunflower book is out of this world, Elizabeth!
I have to say~you ARE the master :)
XoX; 6:05 PM, November 28, 2010
Lori Saul said...: What a great general store! We have some fun stores like that in Northern California but not quite as complete as these wonderful photos show. I think the midwest and eastern states have a corner on the market for antiques and wonderful nostalgic shops. Love the cash register and that stack of (condiment?) drawers. What fun that would be to use. Thanks for dropping by and your lovely comments as always Elizabeth!; 9:27 PM, November 28, 2010
~*~Patty S said...: Cowtown is AMAZING!!!
great pics!
oxo; 11:32 PM, November 29, 2010

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