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Chamber Energizers recently celebrated the opening of My Made in America Store with owners Rod and Sue Mathis. Their goal is to put forth American-made products as our first choice in the USA; and as a people, act as America's first line of economic defense. By buying American made products you support your fellow Americans and you support jobs for fellow Americans. Support American jobs with American Made Products: America First! My Made in America Store carries a variety of items including:
•American Flags & Poles
•Cast Iron Cookware
•Footwear
•Toys: by RoyToy
•Coolers
•Organic Soaps
•Metal Works
More products are coming in every day, Rod and Sue invite you to stop in or shop their store on line at shop.mymadeinamericastore.com/. Open Monday through Saturday, My Made in America Store is located at 203 Carey Ave., just behind Jack’s Liquor off of 2nd Street. Let's Start Our Own Economic Recovery by shopping at My Made in America Store.
The original groceries store during the goldrush in 1850s.
Sofala - 'Australia's oldest surviving gold town', see this for more details.
A random snapshot of old and new piles of lumber that is being stored at the former Columbus Lumber Company's south mill in Brookhaven, Mississippi.
The property is now owned by the Rex Lumber Company.
My wife and I got to spend a few days in the Steamboat area with some friends. The door and window belong to the old Glen Eden Store.
We took a nice little day trip up to Newburyport...and stopped by a candy store I used to frequent when I was a kid (and got some salt-water taffy and some fudge).
this store had handmade soaps that looked more like candy than soap. also, the odor that eminated from the store when it was open was so sickenly sweet and floral that i had to cover my nose with my shirt as we walked by. we took this photo for angela, note that it says, when in doubt, take a bath.....
The dry goods store in Metamora, IN. was built in 1848. While the downstairs was used as a store and bank, the upstairs was a community hall for dancing, skating and a yearly traveling medicine show. The back of the building was an ice house, with the walls being built three bricks deep for insulation. Ice blocks were sawed off the canal and Duck Creek in the winter and stacked with layers of sawdust to insulate them for summer use.
Evolution Store.
Soho, New York City.
The Evolution Store: Natural History in Soho
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They are made of Oak, and were once Army wardrobes from Bordon Camp. I bought them for £5 many years ago.
A whole store full of UFO Catchers!! UFO catchers are those claw-grabber machines that you spend $40, trying to get a $2 stuffed animal. These machines are very popular in Japan, but they are not any easier!
Davis Store (closed) [1,567 square feet]
105 Calthrop Neck Road, Yorktown, VA
This was a little family owned-and-operated corner mart that appears to have opened sometime in the early 1940s, maybe even the late 30s (the house behind it, which is a part of the same property, was constructed in 1948). It closed sometime in the 1980s. Whoever owns the building now appears to be using it as storage, judging by the multiple filing cabinets I could see inside (I wasn't able to get any through-the-window shots, though, since the windows had screens).