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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Round Forty-Nine:
Where does the show end?
by Roberto Junior
Show Dialy Issue Number 1 Fall 2000
Hello fellow readers, shoppers, and antique enthusiasts alike! I am Roberto Alvarado Junior, and like the passing of the torch in Paris, Show Daily too is passing on the torch this year. After 23 years of dedicated passion for promoting the Round Top-Warrenton Antique Show, Roberto Alvarado Sr., founder of Show Daily (alongside Suzy Kirchberg Alvarado), is officially retiring and riding away in his new RV! I am proud to say that I am here to stay and will continue my father’s legacy by keeping his flame brightly lit. The spring issue marked my first issue in entering the realm of publishing.
In the beginning, there was “Round One”; today, at the end of our 24th year, we celebrate “Round Forty-Nine.” I am truly honored to be a part of this thriving community and represent the new generation of antique-goers and the new passionate venue owners. “Where does the show end?” Recently, more and
more antique shows have been popping up around the Round Top scene, each trying to get a piece of the action! Seventeen miles of shows offer more than just antiques. From fashion shows to large pop-up dinners, late-night shopping with live music, and good libations, there’s surely something for everyone. I do believe this will be our biggest show yet. One new venue is High Country, owned by Debra Sherman in Carmine just past County Line Antiques, from Hwy 237. Please see page 80 for details.
A little further down the trail is the bustling town of Brenham. When the show comes, we all feel the impact and Brenham is no different. With lodging, shopping, and restaurant touring in high demand, Brenham is a place to fill the need, home of Blue Bell Creamery. Please see page 51, I have implemented a new map for all you shoppers and foodies, not to mention the brand-new Haak Wines, for all you wine enthusiasts! So fresh on this block, they didn’t make it on the map this season. Here is where you’ll find them-109 S. Baylor Brenham, Texas. I recommend the wine port, it’s delicious!
A Heartfelt Goodbye To One Great Fellow Lou Christine
by Roberto Senior
Lou, Suzy, and I were, at the start, the only ones around. When we launched Show Daily, Suzy was the layout expert, and Lou was the writer, reporter, and sales guy. As for me? I was just along for the ride. Some might say I was the instigator, but I can’t say for sure. However, Lou was the driving force, the powerhouse who brought home the bacon. At that time, we were vendors at Bar W, just one tent among the 20 or so dealers there in the fall of 2000. Show Daily Issue One was a modest 12-page black-and-white bond paper newsletter-like tabloid. The whole show was only a two-week event, but Lou took to the task with the enthusiasm of Jimmy Dean at a high school dance. Imagine Lou’s challenge: a New York accent among a “y’all” Texas country crowd. Nevertheless, Lou exemplified professional composure in dealing with the laid-back country folk who make up a large part of the vendors in Warrenton, where Show Daily began.
On the cover for this issue, we feature another buddy and Vietnam Veteran: Randall Beck, and a singing cowboy. See him up and down Warrenton singing Yippy kai yay! AKA Angel.
Many years later, with nearly one million copies printed, Lou’s brilliance, work ethic, and writing skills have made Show Daily a bellwether for over 25 years. The evidence is clear—just look at all the copycat publications that have tried to enter the scene. Many readers have said they’re “here to steal your thunder”—I’m still trying to figure that one out. Lou was a driving force and deserves much of the credit for making this publication what it is today. Therefore, I officially dedicate this issue, number 49, to Lou Christine, Feb. 2nd, 1947 - Sept. 5th, 2024. Thank you, Lou. We love you. May you rest in peace. You were truly my very best friend and the best friend to many here at Show Daily and to hundreds more throughout the Texas Antiques Week show area.
Bobbie Jean “BJ” Renck
By Janice Teinert
When the Antique Fair hits Fayette County, Texas, the first name that comes to mind is Bobbie Jean “BJ” Renck. She and her husband Smokey are renowned for running the Renck-Baca Pavilion which is the large dance hall that they purchased in Fayetteville and moved to Warrenton. BJ was the Pioneer of the Original Warrenton Antique Show that started October 1981 and has continued every spring and fall.
BJ and her friend Dorothy Oltzman set up the Antique Show with BJ selling antiques and Dorothy selling the BBQ. They rented Zapp Hall for her first show and had seven dealers selling their wares inside and three dealers outside in the Renck yard. In about one and a half years, they conducted three shows in Zapp Hall. The Rencks rented Koopmann Hall for nine years and then in 1992 they purchased Baca Hall from Raymond Baca, Jr. in Fayetteville and had it moved in June of 1992. Renck Antiques by BJ and Smokey specialized in Texas primitives, antique depression glassware, antique cabinets, table, chairs, rockers, and much more. Tom and Penny Walker of Kingwood, Texas and George and Susan King of Dime Box, Texas were original vendors in Renck Hall in October 1992. Tom and Penny retired a few years ago and George and Susan still bring their antiques to Renck Hall for
both shows. When the Rencks began the Antique Show, the town of Warrenton wasn’t very well known. The first show was successful but local residents did not think too highly of the show. Six months later they did their shows and it was again a big success with vendors and customers.
Vendors and customers lined the road as more and more people became infatuated with the Antique Show. Today, vendors and customers plan their schedules and vacations around the fall and spring shows.
BJ’s daughter, Marlene Rooks, has her earliest memories of her mother making all of the preparations, advertising, and getting the word out that Warrenton, Texas would have a show four miles southeast of Round Top. BJ’s goal was to put Warrenton on the map. She was one of the original advertisers in Show Daily as locals, customers, and advertisers awaited the arrival of each issue to give locations, facts, and information about the show. Her goal was certainly achieved!
Show Places
Bar-W Field |
Located at 4001 S SH-237, Free admission and lots of free parking. A huge variety of antiques and more. Dealers start setting up early. Coin-operated showers. ATM. Storage units. Large dealer spaces with electricity and water. More Information Roy Wied 979-885-8762
Bull Market |
Located at 3570 SH 237 just north of FM-954, Look for the bulls! European antiques and primitives, architectural, unusual, vintage and collectibles. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Covered outdoor space.
More Information casparandgerardsantiques.com
Cole’s Antiques Show & Sale |
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located at the intersection of Hwy. 237 and FM 954. Air-conditioned building, outdoor dealers. Indoor ATM, ample parking on location, free admission.
More Information Brittany Cole 832-655-5995 or colesantiqueshow.com
Dillard’s Field |
Located at 4407 SH-237. County Road Market, Dazzel Me with Gifts, Dry Creek Farm, Martha’s Hidden Treasures, South Fringe/ Wildflower, The Post Yard, The Sassy Spur Boutique, The White Cotton Gown. Free admission. RV hook-ups.
More Information Mrs. Kathy Dillard 979-249-3779
EX-CESS & EX-CESS II |
Located at 3907 SH-237 at FM-954, Fantastic field of finds on Hwy 237, and across the Hwy from the original location! Free admission. More Information Susan Miller 817-980-8872 or excessfield.com
Good Ground Trading | Show through Nov. 7th.
Located at 1910 E. State Hwy 237 Great finds at great prices. Architectural Salvage, Bronze Statues, Rocks, Gems and Crystals, Turquoise Jewelry, Signs, Doors, and more More Information 631-835-9703
Green Acres Field |
Located at 4418 SH-237, Next to St. John’s Church. Parking and Lodging Available.
More Information 979-540-9359
Granny McCormick’s Yard |
Located at 4246 SH-237, Across the Hwy from the gas station. Paid parking is available.
Indoor & outdoor dealers, and food vendors.
More Information Betsy McCormick 979-966-2970
Little House on the Hill |
Located at 4401 SH-237. Free admission. Paid parking. RV space.
Marketplace at Warrenton |
Located 3960 S SH 237, Across the Hwy from Bar W Field. Covered pavilions with dealers in new and vintage items, food court, cantina, large screen TVs for sports, live music, RV spaces.
More Information Group W Productions 817-599-7664, themarketplacewarrenton.com or info@groupwproductions.com
North Gate Field |
Located at 3955 SH-237, Between Excess and Bar W Field. Quality dealers, large spaces, tons of variety.
More Information Danny Spencer 409-201-1748
Old Feed Store & Warrenton Grocery Field |
Located SH-237, down the dirt road past Warrenton grocery, across from the fire station. More Information Doris Eckermann 979-249-3144 YOUR GUIDE TO EVERYTHING HAPPENING EVERYWHERE DURING ANTIQUES WEEK
Old Town Market |
Located at SH-237 just north of FM-954, Free admission, free parking, RV space, indoor & outdoor vendor space.
More Information 281-894-7778, 832-250-0893
Renck Hall Field |
9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Located at 4123 SH-237. Free admission. Great offering of treasures, hot food and snacks on-site. Tent & Table Rentals available from Bowie Table Company. Please call (979) 966-9260 to reserve tables & tents.
More Information Marlene Rooks Cell: (512) 922-7330
Sommerfeld Place |
Located at 4143 SH-237. between Zapp Hall and Renck Field. Antiques, collectibles, clothing, crafts, and more. More Information 979-249-3841
Stone Meadow- Home of Dead Peoples Stuff |
Located at Hwy 237, corner of Rohde Road. Join us! Quality dealers. 1000s of treasures. Dealers welcome!
More Information Chris Stone 405-915-9155, Michelle Stone 915-401-6650
The Blue House |
Located at Hwy 237, in the heart of town. Guest house with rooms for rent. Parking and Lodging available.
More Information Denise Wolff 512-567-9177
The Campbell Building | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. Located at 4328 SH-237, Warrenton. Painted furniture, estate jewelry, vintage clothing, textiles, garden furniture, lighting, bling and more. More Information 12doorsdownllc@gmail.com
The Chicken Ranch |
Located 4150 S SH-237, between The Marketplace and The Lone Star Gallery. A fun venue featuring antiques, hip finds, and real Cajun cooking!
More Information Andrea Canova 225-936-9269
The Gin |
Located at 4261 SH-237, Parking, Scooters and Golf Cart Rentals Lodging and RV Spaces. More Information 979-966-7995
The Lone Star Glamp Inn |
Located at 4212 S SH-237. From quality antiques to funky up-cycled creations inside two air-conditioned buildings. Food and beer/wine bar with TVs, pool table. Ask about Glamp Inn, unique indoor RV rentals and tent camping.
More Information 432-847-9654 or https://lonestarglampinn.com/
Tin Star Field Antique Show |
Located at S SH-237. More Information 817-680-7420
Tree Park Antiques & Collectibles |
Located at 4635 S SH-237. Parking RV spaces, storage units, and ATM. Inside & outside dealer’s spaces. Food on-site. More Information Darrold Mertz at 979-224-6471
Warrenton Grocery & Show |
Located at 4309 SH-237, Warrenton More Information 979-249-3144 or warrentontx.com.
Warrenton Inn & The W Venue |
Located at 4339 S State Hwy 237 Inn & W Venue. Over 100 dealers. Restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Live entertainment. ATM on-site. More Information 210-990-1111
Zapp Hall Antiques & Artisans Show |
Located at 4217 S SH-237. Over 150 booths indoors & outdoors. Live music all afternoon and nightly in the Beer Garden. More Information 713-824-1157 or zapphall.com / info@zapphall.co
ROUND TOP
Abbieland Antiques Field & RV Park |
Located at 2326 Hwy 237 Round Top.
Free Admission, Free Parking, more info. RV hookup
More Information 405-301-1874
Bader Ranch at Round Top |
Located at 470 S Washington St., Round Top. Fine European antiques. More Information 830-426-6453 or roundtopvendors.com
Big Red Barn Event Center |
Located at 475 S SH-237, Carmine.
Original Round Top Antiques Fair. North of Round Top. Admission fee. Free on-site parking.
Air-conditioned indoor space & tents. Food vendor. More Information roundtoptexasantiques.com
Bill Moore Antiques |
8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 4905 FM 2502. Just north of the town square. Wholesale antiques, wine-related antiques, glass jugs, French antiques, and more. We import directly from Europe!
More Information Bill & Sophie Moore
760-587-1300
Blue Hills at Round Top |
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily.
Located at 1701 Texas 237 Great Venue. Well-arranged barns, free parking, clean permanent restrooms and great food. More Information bluehillsatroundtrop.com
Cowboy Corner |
Located at SH-237. Just south of Round Top. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Tent and outdoor space.
More Information CowboyCornerTX Facebook pg
Round Top Hotel |
Located at 701 N SH-237, Round Top More Information 832-978-2007
Curate by Stash |
Located at 111 Bauer Rummel Rd, Round Top. More Information 281-212-3929
Gasoline Hill Antique Show |
Located at 1901 SH-237, Round Top. More Information 512-627-1657 or Gasolinehillantiques Facebook pg
Henkel Square Market |
110 N Live Oak St, Round Top, Multiple dealers indoors.
More Information Gerald or Debbie Tobola 979-249-5840 or henkelsquareroundtop.com
Junk Gypsy Company- World Headquarters |
Located at 1215 S SH-237, Round Top More Information 979-249-5865 or gypsyville.com
Knutzen Square |
Located at 123 East Mill Street, Round Top. More Information 832-752-1544
Marburger Farm Antique Show |
Show dates: October 15-19. Early Admission $40. Gates open at 8am for parking, complimentary co ee, mimosas and shopping in seven of the historic buildings. Opening Bell rings at 9am for the tents and other buildings. General Admission begins at 2:00 pm. $15 admission, tickets good all week. 300+ dealers in ten historic buildings and nine huge tents plus golf cart rentals, ATM, a variety of food options, co ee truck the Mar Bar, Wine Bar, Wi-Fi and two on-site shippers. More Information 800-947-5799
Market Hill |
Located about one mile north of Round Top Square, across from Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Home decor, antiques, original art and more. More Information Paul Michael www.paulmichaelcompany.com
McLaren’s Antiques Interiors |
Located about one mile north of Round Top Square, next to Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Look for the red English phone booths out front. Discover an enormous selection of inspirational interiors and antiques from all over the world. Free parking, real restrooms, complimentary drinks. More Information 917-900-5036 or mclarensantiquesandinteriors.com
The 303 |
Located at 303 N. Washington. Right in the heart of Round Top, TX. The 303 is a curated collaboration of artists, makers, and entrepreneurs, where the modern rustic aesthetic invites you to come gather, shop, eat, and sleep.
More Information 979-249-5240 or https://the303roundtop.com/
The Arbors |
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located one mile north of Round Top. Free admission and parking. AC hall, big top tents, RV spaces, clean comfort station, and food vendors.
More Information Curtis Ann Davis 281-388-1075, or thearborsroundtop.com, email: roundtop@arborantiques.com
The Compound Antique Show |
Located at 2550 S SH-237, Round Top. Just south of Round Top. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Indoor & outdoor space.
More Information 979-551-5916 or roundtopcompound.com
The Continental Tent |
Located at 475 N SH-237, Carmine. Original Round Top Antiques Fair. Admission fee. Free on-site parking. Air conditioned indoor space & tents. Food vendor. More Information roundtoptexasantiques.com
The Porch |
Located at 306 N Washington St. SH-237, Round Top.
More Information 949-248-8810
The Venue |
Located at 2000 N. State Hwy 237 Round Top. More Information Wesley Beard 903-586-7952
Townsend Provisions |
Located at 101 Bauer Rummel Road, Round Top
More Information 512-468-0580 or townsendprovisions.com
River Oaks Farms | The Round Top Honey Company, Past and Present Consignments
Devonshire Garden. Vendor spaces are available. More Information 949-248-8810 or riveroaksfarms.com
Round Top Triangle |
Located at 204 N Washington St. SH-237, Round Top on SH-237 near the square, Round Top. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Tent and outdoor space
Round Top Vintage Market |
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. A quality venue featuring antiques, vintage, collectibles and art. Open every weekind throughout the year.
More Information Barbara Grin 281-731-5132 or roundtopvintagemarket.com
BURTON CARMINE
Bootlegger’s Antiques & Unique Decor |
Located at 13129 Hwy 290 West, Burton. Antiques, collectibles, re-purpose, and signage. More Information 979-251-2982
La Bahia Antique Show & Sale |
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily, closes at 4:00 on Saturday. Located at the north of Round Top on Hwy 237 almost at the junction of Hwy 290. Free admission, 70+ select dealers.
More Information Carol & Rosy Schmidt 979-289-2684 or labahiaantiques.com
Poor Richards Antique Show |
Located at 19205 SH-237, Burton. Free admission. On-site parking.
More Information Chris Hammond 850-748-0914
Texas Cotton Gin |
The Oliver Whitener-Roy Winkler Pavilions at the Texas Cotton Gin Museum offer 9,000 square feet of open-air shopping (antiques/collectibles/ clothing/jewelry/handmade items and more). The pavilions are located in the shadow of the oldest operating cotton gin left in the U.S. You can tour the cotton gin and view exhibits year-round. More Information call 979-289-3378 or visit www.texascottonginmuseum.org.
Antiques & Interiors |
Located at 2110 N SH-237, Carmine.
Carmine Antiques |
Located at 106 E Sylvan (SH-290), Carmine. Antiques, collectibles, home decor, yard & garden art. The Wade Collection — Texana, country primitives, Texas pottery and quilts. More Information 979-278-4255
Carmine Dance Hall |
Located at 300 N Hauptstrasse, Carmine. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Air conditioned indoor space. Food vendor. More Information carminedancehallantiqueshow-texas. blogspot.com
Carmine Trading Post Antiques & Collectibles |
Located at 248 Centennial Street, Carmine. Antiques, collectibles, home décor, furniture, art china, silver chandeliers, stained class, crystal neon, clocks, vintage clothing, shabby chic & more! More Information 979-278-4040 or www.carminetradingpost.com
County Line Antique Show |
8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located at the intersection of Hwy 237 and FM 458.
Indoor & outdoor dealers, plus air-conditioned buildings. Over 100 dealer spaces, great antiques, collectibles, food, free parking and free admission. More Information Shophie & Bill Moore 760-587-1300 www.countylineantiqueshow.com
Grace’s Treasure Hunt Antique Show |
Located at the Carmine Y. Dealer friendly! Bargains galore! Big top tents and indoor dealers. More Information Grace Young 713-557-5991
High Country |
“New Venue” Located at 1720 S. Hwy 458 Carmine Shop the finest flow blue, antiques, Native American Jewelry, folk art, furniture and more. More Information 303-909-2724
Lulubelle’s |
Located SH-237 at Spur 458, Carmine
Mc Call Style |
Located 107 E. Thigpen, Carmine
More Information 817-304-0707
Neeses’ Antiques |
111 Thigpen, Carmine.
More Information 979-278-3280
Perez Imports |
Located at 19205 SH. 237, Carmine.
Cantera stone, concrete decorations, day pottery, palapas, rustic cedar furniture, metal art, and more.
More Information 832-480-0636
Stoney Creek Antiques |
Located at 125 Augsburg St, Carmine.
Very rare & old electric collection of toys, rail road lamps, locks, fire equipment, china, pottery, decoys, fishing lures & reels, small vices & anvils, musical instruments and cowboy items.
More Information 979-278-3977 or 713-898-7667
Unique Antiques |
Located at 138 E Sylvan SH 290, Carmine
Quality American furniture & accessories, unique collection of Daisy BB guns & toys.
More Information 979-278-3690
Y Station | A Vintique Market
Corn Dog on the Corner Late Night Tuesday, October 22, 5:30-8. Featuring a Royers Pie Haven pop-up benefiting Gather n’ Grace. October 12-26. 9am – 6pm daily. Early shoppers are welcome. More Information Len Peters 770-940-4002.
FAYETTEVILLE
Antiques Off the Square |
Located in 507 East Main Street, Fayetteville. Super deals! Happy hour daily at 5:30. Antiques Off The Square is an “early” show on the Round Top roster, opening approximately 5-7 days before other major Round Top venues. Excellent for antiques dealers, early bird shoppers and collectors, Antiques Off The Square features authentic antiques, Americana primitives, furniture and smalls, farmhouse and ranch furnishings, fine art, folk art, mid-century modern, industrial, garden decor, plants and more. The show features a live no-reserve auction on the final evening of each show. Free admission. Free parking. Great restaurants. Happy Hour daily at 5:30 pm. Think Square. Be There.
More Information Lisa 318-465-1603
Big John’s Bait & Lodging | Bar- Hunts Pizza.
Located at 1013 Park Prairie Rd. Fayetteville. Bait and Lodging, Boat Storage, Cabin Rentals, Kayak, and Party Boat Rentals.
More Information 979-249-5828
Blast From The Past
Dear Editor,
I have seen and thoroughly read every single copy of your fine publication since its very start when it was only 12 pages, and I must admit, and so will you, that this letter is long overdue. I also know for a fact that putting out your publication is pretty much a long and grueling chore and I could probably add that to some extent, thankless. Why, I have even read some of the unpublished letters that have been submitted to your office, through a source that will remain nameless for obvious reasons. You know the kind I mean, with all that colorful language.
Ms. Susanna Marie Elizabeth Kirchberg, whom I happen to know pretty well, is the sole pillar, workhorse, and journalist responsible for driving the mechanism to its final completion-- from collecting all the data and writing most of the stories to the stones to getting first-hand info from her haggard sales personnel who just scrawl illegible hieroglyphic on the order slips with encryptions only a linguistics expert could decipher.
Hundreds of ads go through her hands, one at a time each with meticulous love and care. I know how proud she is of everyone. They are her creations, as many of the customers give her little to go by. Still, she sends the images to every client, sometimes thousands of miles away, for final approval, only to get no response or indifference until a day or two before the deadline. Goodness and six months is never time enough. Still, she patiently awaits the stragglers and cheerfully she bends to their every becking call, sometimes withstanding the wrath and insults of thoughtless, insensitive people with little or no cultural upbringing. To this, add the fact that her ner-do-good sorry excuse of a husband, Roberto, who is flippant, facetious, and sorely lacking in moral fiber, just sits around drinking tequila and beer with his buddies. How disgusting! Anyway, I just wanted to get this off my buck, so there.
Marie Ann Klamt K. Jerico, Vermont
Dear Mom,
Thanks for the thoughtful letter, you brought misty tears to my eyes. However, I must tell you that our wonderful little Show Daily team works just as hard, both during and after the shows to make the paper the best it can be. In fact, I’d like to thank every one of them for their efforts and determination. I couldn’t have done it without them!
Mom, I know you mean well (please stop reading my mail), but 99.9% of the letters we receive are very positive, and do a lot to motivate me to want to give 100% to our advertisers and readers. Many of these fine people have never tried advertising anywhere else and perhaps don’t fully understand what goes into putting out the publication. But that’s ok, we love them just the same and try hard to make them happy, and to bring them business during and after the shows. (Readers, let dealers know you heard about them through the Show Daily. Many dealers will give you a special discount just for mentioning their ad, and my mom will feel much better too. Thanks!) Finally, dear mom, Roberto is actually a very thoughtful person, although you might not agree. He has numerous good qualities, a few of which I can’t mention here. Big Hug!
Editor (and my mom’s daughter)
The City of Brussels, Belgium
Brenham Map
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Restaurants
••• BRENHAM •••
96 West
103 S. Baylor St. Wed.-Thurs. 2pm-9pm Fri. 11am-10pm Sat. 11am-10pm Sun. 11am-3pm
danny’s
112 S. Park St. Tue. 9am-5pm Wed.-Sat. 11am-2pm 4pm-9pm
30 North
302 E. Alamo St. Wed.-Thurs. 11am-9pm Fri. 11am-10pm Sat. 11am-10pm Sun. 11am-6pm
The Tilted Windwill – An Eclectic Cafe
3 302 S. Charles St. 02 S. Charles St. Tues.-Sat. 8:30am-3:30pm Sun. 10am-3pm
Brossa’s Cibe e Vino
6035 S. Market St. Mon.-Sat. 11am-2pm Lunch 4:30pm-9pm Dinner
Yumm! Sweets & Eats 106 E. Alamo St. Mon.-Sat. 11am-9pm 979-451-7437
Duo Modern @ Market Hill
1542 N State Hwy 237
Round Top, TX 78954
Closed Mon. & Tue. Wed. 5pm-9pm Thur. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Sat. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Sun. 10am-2pm (979) 702-2084
Paw Paw’s Firehouse & Cafe
Chelsea’s Meadow
Open 11am-8pm During Show Dates
Dead People’s Beer Stream @ Stone MeadowField October 10th-26th
Open 9am-5pm
La Jeanseria Mensa Italian Cuisine
Granny McCormick’s Yard 917-686-5925
Open 9am-8pm
Red Beards Cook Out Warrenton Inn
Open 7:30am-5pm During Show Dates
Alejandras Mexican Grill 403 N Jefferson St La Grange, TX 78945
Monday-Closed
Tues.-Thurs. 11am-9pm
Frid.-Sat. 11am-10pm Sun. 11am-9pm
Bodega Wine Market
201 W Travis St La Grange, TX 78945 Mon.-Fri. 11am-7pm Sat.-Sun. Closed
Show Daily Magazine is not responsible for differences in opening and closing times
Food Vendors
••• ROUND TOP •••
Prost On Block 29
112 Bauer Rummel
Mon.-Sun. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm During the show
Round Top Coffee Shop 111 W Wantke St
Round Top, TX 78954
Mon.-Fri. 8am-12pm Sat. 8am-5pm Sun. 8am-5pm (214) 356-3280
Royers Round Top Cafe 105 Main St
Round Top, TX 78954
Closed Mon. & Tue. Wed. 11am-2pm Thur. 11am-8pm Fri. 11am-9pm Sat. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Sun. 11am-2pm (979) 249-3611
Boon & Company 206 S Washington St. Mon.-Sun. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Durning the show
••• WARRENTON •••
Stone Meadow’s Double D’s Pizzaria Best Pizza in Town October 10th-26th 9am-5pm
Stone Meadow’s Food Truck Mafia
Mama Mae’s Tasty Treats Papa T’s Shared Ice Plus More October 10th-26th 9am-5pm
••• LA GRANGE •••
Ere’s Italian Restaurant 108 S. Main St. La Grange Tx. 78945 Tue.-Sat. 11am-9pm Sun. 11am-8:30pm
Jay Deez Sports Grill 2001 W State Hwy 71. Unit E La Grange, TX 78945
Mon.-Thur. 11am-11pm Fri.-Sat. 11am-12am (next day) Sun. 10am-10pm (979) 206-2066
The Old Firehouse Cafe & Pub Old Town Market October 4th-27th 8am-6pm
Toritos Tocos Old Town Market Open 8am-6pm Weekends Open Late Pre-order | text 979-451-7437
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Big John’s Bait & Lodging
by Janice Teinert
My husband and I decided to take an afternoon drive and ended up at John’s Bait and Lodging, located at 1013 Park Prairie, Fayetteville. To our delight, it far exceeded our expectations, we found a charming and well-kept gem.
Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by the owner, John Harvey, who introduced himself and answered all our questions about the building and the services offered. What we discovered was a quaint country bar bustling with friendly patrons enjoying delicious pizza, snacks, and a variety of beverages.
holidays and weekends when they visit local relatives.
is a smoke-free, nostalgic
John and Vicki Tobola acquired the building in 2023 with a vision to restore it to its former glory. They undertook extensive renovations, from updating the floors to installing a new restroom. The result country setting that is both welcoming and cozy. I was particularly impressed with the modern-country decor and the electronic Touch Tunes jukebox mounted on the wall.
Known for great pizza, welcoming staff, and chilled drinks, this popular spot is welcoming to families, especially on
In addition to the bar, there are three rental cabins, covered boat storage, and kayaks available for rent. They also offer a good selection of bait, including worms and waterdogs, perfect for a trip to nearby Lake Fayette. During Antique Fairs, visitors can enjoy the tranquil atmosphere beneath the large live oaks or catch the action on one of several bigscreen TVs. You might even stumble upon a cook-off taking place on the grounds. Plans for the future include expanding the building to add pool tables and an outdoor fire pit for grilling steaks, creating a “backyard pub” experience. If you’re headed to Fayette County, make sure to visit this hidden gem.
Creations:
Vickie Davis embodies what the Italians call “slancio” in more ways than one. As an artist, her enthusiasm for creative flow allows her to transform even the most mundane items into masterpieces. As a designer, her dynamic approach creates a larger-thanlife look. Her secret allure lies in her choice of colors and strategic arrangements. Vickie loves to travel, seeking unique treasures from state to state to create the perfect showpiece. Her diverse selections and creative thinking bring her eclectic art to life. Whether it’s a rattan cane chair, a plate of pears, crystal grapes, an old etching, or a small silver serving dish, her arrangements often feature elements in threes and multiple shades of white. Her eye for combining pastel colors adds a touch of elegance with a rustic vibe, ensuring that each arrangement evokes awe.
Today, Vickie finds herself in the land of magnificent mountains, luxurious hotels, resorts, and world-class golf courses—none other than Palm Desert, California! Known for her sensational Texas Rose Antique Show and her famous Chicken Salad, served for over 16 years at the Texas Rose Café, she is greatly missed. I like many others, miss the chicken salad and those delicious chocolate chip cookies!
Two years after selling her property to Rayan Buenning, the proud owner of “The Horseshoe,” Vickie returned, last spring, to do what she does best: setting up beautiful, elegant arrangements in Carmine at the YStation. Due to her much-needed attention elsewhere, she will not attend this fall show but plans to return in the spring of 2025.
In this fall’s issue of Show Daily, we present to you an article by Vogue Magazine that placed Round Top number 3
on the list of places to visit for antique shopping; surpassing cities and events such as those in Istanbul, Amsterdam, Belgium, Hudson Valley and Catskills, New York, London, and Atlanta. Only Paris and Milan / Rome were ranked higher than Round Top. Although Round Top’s antique show started only in 1967, it has managed to compete with markets nearly as old as time. Antiques are about more than just beauty – they encompass craftsmanship, traditions, and history. When you set your eyes on a piece that captures your fancy, you’re suddenly drawn into a rabbit hole of discovery. You’ll want to learn everything about the period in which it was made, who crafted it, how long it took to create, and how such an old item ended up here for sale. The questions are endless.
The following paragraphs are based on Nicole Kliest’s August 2024 Vogue.com article titled:
THE BEST CITIES FOR ANTIQUE SHOPPING AROUND THE WORLD
“The best cities for antique shopping offer more than worldly treasures. After all, antique shopping is not just about scoring an elegant chaise lounge or gorgeous Chinoiserie screen – antiquing is a window into the soul of another epoch. Thus, antique shops and markets are like living museums, sustaining a bygone era of craftsmanship and offering the opportunity to translate old-world sensibilities into your contemporary space. Every antique shop brings an opportunity to dive into the wonder of region’s historical significance.
Paris, France
A universally favored destination for antiques, Paris is renowned the world over for its vast assortment of treasures. Be sure to visit Les Puces, the iconic flea market, as well as the Vernaison Market, which is the real old flea market. Marche Dauphine, Marche Biron, and Marche Paul Bert are must-visit markets for antique lovers alike. There are also smaller and lesser-known flea markets in and around Paris that are great spots for sourcing more affordable yet stunning small decorative accents.
Paris, France, Antique shop
Milan and Rome, Italy
As a country responsible for design movements that include the Renaissance and the Baroque periods, it’s not hard to see why some of Italy’s most prominent cities – Milan and Rome - would be coveted destinations for antiquing. “Being a major fashion capital, the antique and vintage shopping scene is very prevalent due to its history, and it’s closely associated with that art form of fashion-forward, Baker says of Milan. As for Solis, an interior designer, Rome is her preferred city for sourcing rare and higher-end antiques. “These are exquisite pieces that are true of another time,” she says.
Round Top, Texas
Referred to as a “bi-yearly must” by Solis, the Round Top Antiques Fair in Texas is an energetic event with over 50 years of history. Despite the town of Round Top having a population of less than 100, over 100,000 antique hunters flood in twice a year for a chance to unearth treasures stashed in barns, tents, and hayfields. Mark your calendars: the fair usually occurs in September or October and in March or April. There’s also usually a smaller weekend version of the fair each winter in January.”
(End of Vogue Article portion edited)
The Round Top Antiques Fair is an informal but coordinated event that takes place throughout Round Top, Warrenton, Carmine, Burton, and Fayetteville, Texas. This fall’s event is scheduled for October 10th may vary since there is no official governing body for the event. According to Round Top’s website, 2025’s spring show is set to be held from March 20th through April 6th, although dates may vary slightly by vendor.
Proudly, Show Daily Magazine has been covering the Round Top- Warrenton Antiques Week for 24 years now – termed “the bible” by Texas Monthly Magazine. Nowhere else can you find a map as detailed, it’s the Who’s Who and Where guide to Texas’ most important antiques event. Join us next year as we celebrate our 25th anniversary.
“Show Daily Staff”
In collaboration with Kim Doeryan
The best flea market in Rome.
Gallery Shop In Paris
Marburger Farm Antique Show, Round Top, Texas
Fayetteville, Texas, and the surrounding counties are fortunate to have Arts for Rural Texas, located at 114 N. Live Oak Street in Fayetteville. Kevin White, Director of Development, explained that the center is a nonprofit organization that benefits the area. It began by offering free art classes on the sidewalk and has since evolved into an art gallery with classrooms located in the Schmidt Annex at 105 Main Street, Fayetteville. They collaborate with fifteen different partner schools across four counties. This year, they showcased fifty-nine pieces of work from emerging artists. The center also offers adult workshops.
The center attracts hundreds of visitors. Each visitor is greeted by a friendly staff member who provides a tour of the center and discusses the artwork displayed throughout the building. They are open six days a week and also sponsor Live Music on the Fayetteville Square on Tuesday nights in October and March. Visitors can bring their lawn chairs and enjoy performances by various talented musicians. The mission of Arts for Rural Texas (ARTS) is to enrich lives through art and art education, with a particular focus on providing opportunities for children. Plan to visit Arts for Rural Texas and be sure to admire the amazing art on display.
YStation Pickers
Flea By The Sea
If you’re looking for a fantastic place to stop, shop, and explore, the YStation in Carmine, Texas, is the perfect destination. A highlight of this venue is Shirley King, the owner of FLEA BY THE SEA. Renowned for her exquisite collection of vintage treasures, Shirley specializes in mid-century furniture, lamps, and barware. One of her standout pieces is an antique penny floor scale she sourced from an old hardware store in Kosciusko, MS.
Down Home Ranch
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Shirley finds great joy in selling at the YStation, particularly because it’s close to her home in Brenham. Her passion for mid-century designs is evident in her offerings. Her advice for aspiring antique sellers? Be patient, stay positive, and choose items that you genuinely love—your enthusiasm will resonate with your customers.
Green Dog Antiques
Beckie and Steve Bailey have been showcasing their unique finds at the YStation’s Tractor Barn since January 2021. Under the name Green Dog Antiques, they offer an intriguing mix of “green things and dog things,” with a particular focus on transforming antique furniture and lighting into one-of-a-kind creations. A standout example is their ingenious conversion of a hospital gurney into a stylish bar table and wine rack. It’s a piece that truly exemplifies their motto: resuscitate, refurbish, repurpose, redesign, and relove. Beckie advises shoppers to buy items that “speak to you” and to enjoy the thrill of the hunt.
Don’t miss out on the Fall Show —mark your calendars and make the YStation your first stop!
Down Home Ranch is another gem at the YStation, providing a vibrant community for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They offer a range of handmade items, including home décor and plants, crafted by their community members. Their venue contributes to a rich shopping experience. For more information, visit www.downhomeranch.org.
Get It Sold!
Cindy Mahoney of GET IT SOLD has been a fixture at flea markets since the 1980s, starting her journey at just 14. Her booth features a diverse array of vintage jewelry, political pins, toys, clothing, and comics, all offered at fair prices.
Craig’s Antiques
Mike Craig, the owner of Craig’s Antiques, brings 25 years of expertise to the YStation. His collection includes true antiques and Victorian-era American oak furniture, with unique finds like an 1800s hotel combo dresser featuring a fold-down wet sink and a hidden galvanized water tank. Mike’s advice to new dealers is to enjoy the process, cherish the items you sell, and treat every customer like a friend.
Roadside Café 2145
Vincent and Shauna
Aguilar are the proud owners of Roadside Café 2145, a mobile food vendor that also offers catering services. When not at an event or catering gig, you can visit them at 3317 FM 2145 in La Grange. With over 30 years of experience in the food industry,
this is their inaugural year operating as mobile vendors at this location. They serve a diverse array of dishes to satisfy all kinds of cravings, from homestyle and soul food to seafood and comfort food. Their fried ribs were particularly popular at their recent event in Carmine at the Y Station. Understanding the challenges of limited dining options in small towns, they aim to offer an additional choice for local residents and those in surrounding areas. Visit them at the Y Station in Carmine from October 10-27.
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Accessories- Fashion
Cowboys Ride Away
Boutique..... p.26
Reel Love..... p.26
Trinbugs Boutique..... p.74
Americana
Antiques off the Square..... p.73
Renck Hall..... p.19
Y Station..... p.82
American Furniture
Y Station..... p.82
Amish Furniture
The Grainery..... p.24
Ammo
Hanks Ammo..... p.41
Antiques
Bar W Field..... p.16
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Campbell Building..... p.28
Cole’s Building..... p. 6
Don & Marta Orwig..... p.66
Engle Emporium..... p.77
Flown The Coop..... p.84
High Country..... p.80
Joe Pete..... p.13
Junk In Yer Trunk..... p.79
La Grange Shops..... p.75
McLaren’s & Interiors... p. 7
North Gate..... p.56
Old Town Market..... p.14
Punkie’s Place..... p.28
Renck Hall..... p.19
R.T. Vintage Market... p.65
Stone Meadow Field..... p.42
The 303..... p.64
The Grainery..... p. 24
Y Station..... p.82
Warrenton Old Feed Store..... p.23
Antique Diamonds
Look What I Found..... p.13
Antique Firearms
Axe Antiques..... p.35
Antique Jewelry
Campbell Building..... p.28
Southern Classic Jewelry..... p.67
Buyer’s Guide
Your A to Z list! Take the guesswork out of where to go. Look under the heading of your favorite items, the dealers listed there carry exactly what you’re seeking! Flip to the page their ad is placed on for more information about where to find them during the shows.
Antique Lighting Restore Cole’s..... p. 6
Antique Military
Axe Antiques..... p.35
Antique Windows
Paynes Stained Glass..... p.19
Antler Chandelier
Y Station..... p.82
Apothecary
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Apparel- Women’s
The Grapevine... p.26
Reel Love..... p.26
Soho McKinney..... p.66
The 303..... p.64
Warrenton’ s Old Feed Store..... p.23
Architectural
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
JillSuzanne..... p.38
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
More than Antiques..... p.56
North Gate..... p.56
The Grainery..... p. 24
Y Station..... p.82
Architectural Salvage
Good Ground Trading..... p.22
Armor
Axe Antiques..... p.35
Art
Arts for Rural Texas..... p.72
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p.5
Campbell Building..... p.28
Cowboy Corner..... p.68
Ed Gage..... p.71
Y Station..... p.82
Art Gallery
ARTS for Rural Texas..... p.72
ATM
Bar W Field..... p.16
Fayette Savings Bank..... p.78
Attorneys
Stepp Law Firm..... p.59
Stepp Law Firm..... p.79
Auction
Antiques Off the Square..... p.73
B
Bakery
Weikel’s..... p.74
Bait & Tackle
Big John’s
Bait & Lodging..... p.55
Banks
Fayette Savings Bank..... p.78
Bar & Grill
Big John’s
Bait & Lodging..... p.55
Jay Dee’z Sports Grill..... p.92
Barn Beams
The Grainery..... p.24
Paw Paw’s
BBQ
Firehouse & Cafe..... p.67
Beer
Old Town Market..... p.14
Stone Meadow Field..... p.42
Boutique
Arts of Rural Texas..... p.72
Reel Love..... p.26
Soho McKinney..... p.66
Bracelets
Good Ground Trading.... p.22
Vincent Peach..... p. 3
Breakfast/Brunch
96 West..... p. 8
Bronze Statues
Good Ground Trading.... p.22
Brunch
96
Coins
Vincent Peach..... p. 3
Collectibles
Arts for Rural Texas..... p.72
Campbell Building..... p.28
Engle Emporium..... p.77
Gasoline Hill & Antiques p.71
R.T. Vintage Market..... p.65
Y Station..... p.82
Comics
Old Town Market..... p.14
Concho Belts
The Good Stuff..... p.68
Container Storage
Container Source
Storage and Roll-Off..... p.86
Country- Antiques
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Engle Emporium..... p.77
Y Station..... p.82
Covered Shopping
Warrenton
Old Feed Store..... p.23
Crosses
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Cupolas
JillSuzanne...... p.38
D
Diamonds
Look What I Found..... p.13
Robert Kirkwood..... p.69
Decor
Y Station..... p.82
Deli / Dining
30 North..... p. 8
96 West..... p. 8
Bodega Wine Market..... p.75
Ere’s Italian Restaurant.. p.74
Doors
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Good Ground Trading.... p.22
The Grainery..... p.24
Dumpster Rentals
All Star Roll Off..... p.78
E
Early Painted Furniture
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Earrings
Vincent Peach..... p. 3
Electric
Joe Pete..... p.13
Entertainment
Warrenton
Old Feed Store..... p.23
Estate Finds
Y Station..... p.82
Estate Jewelry
Bobbed Tail Jewelry..... p.27
Look What I Found..... p.13
MJ Jewelers..... p.70
Southern Classic Jewelry..... p.67
Y Station..... p.82
European
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
North Gate..... p.56
European Country
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Good Ground Trading.... p.22
The Grainery..... p.24
European Diamonds
Look What I Found..... p.13
European
Furniture Antique
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
More than Antiques..... p.56
F
Fabulous Finds
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
Farmhouse Decor
Y Station..... p.82
Fashion
Arts of Rural Texas..... p.72
Soho McKinney..... p.66
Fields
Bar W Field..... p.16
Good Ground Trading.... p.22
Green Acres and The Grapevine... p.26
North Gate..... p.56
Old Town Market..... p.14
Renck Hall..... p.19
Stone Meadow Field..... p.42
Warrenton Old Feed Store..... p.23
Fine Jewelry
Bobbed Tail Bay..... p.27
Look What I Found..... p.13
Vincent Peach..... p. 3
Flow Blue
High Country..... p.80
Folk Art
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Renck Hall ............. p 19
Y Station..... p.82
Folk Art- Mexican Punkie’s Place..... p.28
Food Booths
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
Old Town Market..... p.14
R.T. Vintage Market..... p.65
Warrenton Inn and The W venue..... p.21
Warrenton Old Feed Store..... p.23
Food Vendors
Stone Meadow Field..... p.42
French Antiques
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
Fun
Y Station..... p.82
Funky Vintage
Punkie’s Place..... p.28
Furniture
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Cole’s Building..... p. 6
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
Punkie’s Place..... p.28
Second Market & Company..... p.71
Stone Meadow Field..... p.42
Y Station..... p.82
G
Garden Antique
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Garden Art
Y Station..... p.82
Gas
Warrenton Grocery and Gas..... p.36
Gems and Crystals
Good Ground Trading... p.22
Glass
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Payne Glass..... p.19
Y Station..... p.82
Glassware
Charles Keyton..... p. 2
Golf Carts
Brazos Valley Cart Works..... p.69
Golf Collectibles
BJ Pawlaczyk..... p.39
Engle Emporium..... p.77
Gold Filled Jewelry
Y Station..... p.82
Good Ground Trading
Good Ground Trading... p.22
Good Stuff
Joe Pete..... p.13
Grain Bags
Bill Moore County Line..... p. 5
Vintage Fabrics..... p.71
Groceries
Warrenton Grocery and Gas..... p.36
Guns
Axe Antiques..... p.35
H
Handcrafted- Handmade
The 303..... p.64
Vincent Peach..... p. 3
Hippie Vibes
Junk In Yer Trunk..... p.79
Home Decor
Arts for Rural Texas..... p.72
Flown The Coop..... p.84
Junk In Yer Trunk..... p.79
Second Market & Company..... p.71
Vintage Fabrics..... p.71
Y Station..... p.82
I
Indian Beaded Jackets
The Good Stuff..... p.68
Industrial
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
Renck Hall..... p.19
Y Station..... p.82
J Jewelry
Bobbed Tail Jewelry..... p.27
JillSuzanne..... p.38
Look What I Found..... p.13
MJ Jewelers..... p.70
Reel Love..... p.26
Robert Kirkwood..... p.69
Southern Classic Jewelry p.67
Vincent Peach..... p. 3
Y Station.... p.82
Jewelry Repair
Cole’s..... p. 6
Robert Kirkwood..... p.69
Junk
Punkie’s Place..... p.28
K Kitchen
Charles Keyton..... p. 2
Y Station..... p.82
Kitchenalia
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
L
Late Nights Antiques off the Square p.73
La Grange Shops
5 Antique Shops
On The Square..... p.75
Law Firm
William & Williams Law Group..... p.41
Stepp Law Firm..... p.59
Leather Accessories
Vincent Peach..... p. 3
Leather Handbags
Old Town Market..... p.14
Lighting
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
Thechandelierlady..... p.13
Y Station..... p.82
Linens/ Lace- Estate
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Vintage Fabrics..... p.71
Live Music
Arts of Rural Texas..... p.72
Lodging
Big John’s Bait & Lodging..... p.55
Green Acres and The Grapevine... p.26
Stagecoach Cabins..... p.30
The 303..... p.64
Warrenton Inn and The W venue..... p.21 M
Meat Market
Brenham Quality Meat Market ..... p.79
Medical and Health
Sleep Solutions of Central Texas..... p.37
Mexican Clothing
Punkie’s Place..... p.39
Mexican Treasures
Punkie’s Place..... p.28
Mid- Century
More than Antiques..... p.56
Y Station..... p.82
Modern/Deco
Antiques off the Square..... p.73
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
Y Station..... p.82
Music- Live
Stone Meadow Field..... p.42
Warrenton Old Feed Store..... p.23
N
Native American
Bobbed Tail Jewelry..... p.27
Ed Gage..... p.71
High Country..... p.80
Warrenton Old Feed Store..... p. 23
O
Oak Furniture
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Y Station..... p.82
Outboard Motors
BJ Pawlaczyk..... p.39 P
Painted Furniture
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p.5
Y Station..... p.82
Parking
Bar W Field..... p.16
Green Acres and The Grapevine... p.26
North Gate..... p.56
Pastries
Weikel’s..... p.74
Pearls
Vincent Peach..... p. 3
Pickers’ Paradise
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p. 5
Y Station..... p.82
Pottery
Charles Keyton..... p. 2
Renck Hall..... p.19
Primitives American & European
Antiques off the Square..... p.73
R.T. Vintage Market..... p.65
Vintage Fabrics..... p.71
Y Station..... p.82
Printing
UPS..... p.78
Prisms
Thechandelierlady..... p. 13 Q
Quilts
Antiques off the Square..... p.73
Quirky
Y Station..... p.82
R
Record Albums
Old Town Market..... p.14
Y Station..... p.82
Religious Artifacts
Bill Moore/ County Line..... p.5
Y Station..... p.82
Repurpose
Y Station..... p.82
Restaurants/ Sit-Down
30 North..... p. 8
96 West..... p. 8
Bar W Field..... p.16
Big John’s Bait & Lodging..... p.55
Ere’s Italian Restaurant.. p.74
Jay Dee’s Sports Grill..... p.92
Old Town Market..... p.14
Round Top Coffee Shop..... p.65
Warrenton Inn and The W venue..... p.21
Retro
McLaren’s & Interiors..... p. 7
Y Station..... p.82
Restrooms
Cole’s Building..... p. 6
Rewiring
Thechandelierlady..... p.13
Rocks and Gems
Good Ground Trading... p.22
Rugs- Antique- Vintage
Turkish Rugs Co..... p.15
RV Parking
65 Old Town Market..... p.14
Salvaged- Structural
Schoolhouse
Shipping Shows
Soap
Sporting Collectables
Sports TV
Spurs
Stained Glass
Sterling Storage
Signs
Signs- Vintage
Texas Boudin
Textiles Tickets
Tools- Vintage
Buyers
Silver Plate
Sleep Aid
Sleep Apnea Treatment
Tote Trays
Turquoise Jewelry
Western Decor
Western Tack
Western Wear
Wholesale
Windows
Women’s Apparel
Vintage Apparel Vintage Finds
Vintage Jewelry
Vintage Native American Sweaters
Vintage Turquoise Vintage Western
