This country store has stood on a ridge between Front Royal and Flint Hill since 1929. Proprietor Jack Sharp has an artistic bent and collects antiques.
November 5, 2013
Blue Ridge Grocery
This country store has stood on a ridge between Front Royal and Flint Hill since 1929. Proprietor Jack Sharp has an artistic bent and collects antiques.
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I see a chimney, I wonder if he has a wood stove in there. I have seen some old stores that had one and old guys would sit around it in the winter. The country store near us when I was a kid was advanced, they had a furnace and cast iron radiators. I remember people standing around talking but not a story telling spot.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the inside of the store is as fascinating as the outside.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a very eclectic place!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool place!
ReplyDeleteWhat is neat is he has all four
ReplyDeleteor five soft drink signs on the outside of his building! What....No Neihi?! :)
one man's junk is another's antique
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, I love this beautiful carriage!
ReplyDeleteLooks very quaint. It would be fun to go inside.
ReplyDeleteNice quiet looking corner.
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