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107 W. Pearl St. |
Sun - ClosedMon - 11am to 5pm Tues - Closed Wed - Sat 11am to 5pm |
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Founded by three local women and recently expanded to include a full-service flower shop, this unique resale store located in historic North Salem features one-of-a-kind gifts, handcrafted jewelry, collectibles, antiques, furniture and more. Soy candles, floral arrangements, dolls, quilting fabric and baskets, along with handcrafted jewelry designs by Vicki Cox, and unique finds of her co-owners, Bonnie Fischer and Terri Solomon, provide an eclectic shopping experience. Built in 1895, the location is the original site of North Salem State itemsBank and the Masonic Lodge. While in the area, take a step back in time and have a hand-dipped milkshake or root beer float at the counter of the local soda fountain shop. |
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Park, daily Dawn to duskNature Center Mon - Tues Closed Wed - Sat 10am to 5pm Sun 1 to 5pm |
8518 N. Hughes Rd. |
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The art gallery located in the Nature Center of this beautiful, 232-acre park displays nature-inspired artwork in both permanent and monthly guest artist displays. Works include woodwork, painting, drawing and photography. The Nature Center also offers free programs, nature resource library, new interpretive exhibits, a bird-watching room and a historical mural depicting the park’s history. The pristine nature park has more than 7.5 miles of trails, a prairie and woodlands and features a recently restored iron-truss bridge over Big Walnut Creek. Before your adventure, visit the park’s Web site for events to enjoy and for news of recent developments. |
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| local art | activity | exhibits | self-guided | historic bridge | local favorite | gardens | native & indigenous plants | ||
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5005 S. Milton St. |
Sunday - Monday ClosedTuesday - Wednesday 10am to 4pm Thursday - Friday 10am to 6pm Saturday 10am to 3pm |
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Located next to the Vandalia Trail in one of the few downtown buildings that survived a 1948 tornado in this small town of Coatesville, the Floral Boutique has been lovingly restored. The works of more than 25 local artisans are on display and available for purchase. Handcrafted wreaths, table and floor florals, swags and more are featured, as well as handcrafted items like polymer clay beaded jewelry, candles, soaps, home decor, purses, sweaters, doll and baby clothes, framed art, painted furniture and more. Its treasures make it worth the drive! The boutique also offers a variety of floral designs, both fresh and faux. It specializes in events. Local delivery and wire services to distant destinations are available. |
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| local art | art for purchase | self-guided | historic building | local favorite | agriculture-related, handmade craft items | ||