From OUT of The Woods Antiques

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From Out Of The Woods Antique Center is located in Southern N.H. in a restored 1800's barn providing 3 levels of merchandise. We have been in operation for over 23 years.
We are a good old fashion New England antique Center with the versatility of 80 plus quality antique dealers. Don't look for reproductions or newer items in our barn because you will not find them. In fact, what you will find are some great country items and merchandise ranging from the 18th century to the 1950's collectibles. We like to say that; "we always have something for everyone!"
One of our top priorities is to keep antiquing the way it has always been done, without compromise and by maintaining the Center without commercial reproductions.

As people travel to New England to find and buy Antiques and collectibles, our patrons are confident that our merchandise is true to the era. We hope that you can take the time to stop by the Center and see why people travel so far to buy here.
When we asked Dan Hughes from N. C. about the shop, he said "it's worth the trip".

November 1, 2010: I want say a special Thank you to our guest at The Mercantile opening, and Brad Lichtman from BML Catering for cooking up some magic in antique cast iron pans. If you cook with cast iron you know why, and if you haven't, try it !!!! Thanks Brad www.BMLCATERING.com.

John Noble of Noble Sausages, for bringing his wonderful homemade sausages. I have been eating them for a couple of years now, they are soooo good. Thanks John, and for a product list, you can e-mail him directly, but hurry, he only makes them in the fall. You can reach John at; jonathannoble@comcast.net.

Ann Beaurivage; who knew Dove chocolate could be so good? You do it up right Ann!!!! If anyone wants a catalog or to book a party contact Ann via her website at www.dovechocolate-discoveries.com/annb

The Bake Shop: Cheryl, I don't think I have had better sugar cookies or have ever seen any better decorated than what you brought to the Antiques Center. They were a huge hit. For your interest, you may send an e-mail Cheryl requesting a list of what produces at clrsmith@comcast.net.

Treasure Hunt Antiques and Collectibles
In the past I did a column on antique scrap books and recently I have had a couple of letters inquiring about the value on them again. So I wrote to the people directly, but this past week something came up that I thought was interesting to share with them and all of you as well.
Last year I was a guest speaker for the Goffstown Historical Association and one of the women .....Read Donna's entire Hippo Press article.....

I am always looking to purchase antiques and collectibles. I buy from single items to complete estates. I’m here to help you. If you need to sell items or are just looking for guidance, I can help with referrals to help

you. Even If it isn't anything I would purchase, please feel free to call me. I have been buying within the community for over 22 years now and look forward to doing business with you. Please feel free to call or send and email to us at footwdw@aol.com.

You learn something new everyday !! Beeswax who would of guessed it could do so much ??

I have a friend (that started off as a customer). Her name is Deb and we started off by just sending her Lily of the Valley items because she lives in Alaska, and can only get so much for her collection. So we keep our eyes open here and when we get things we send photos for her approval and then ship directly to her.

Well after a couple of years after meeting her she came back for a local family visit and she and I went to lunch. Now being friends we see each other every time she visits her Mom and Dad right here in Goffstown, NH.

Her parents make honey right here locally in Goffstown and this year during Deb's .....Read the entire article.....

Bedford Woman's Club Fund raiser:
My friend Ron (Global Coins 206-5703) and I had the pleasure of doing an appraisal evening at the Bedford Library on November 8th. It was a nice evening of sharing information with the attendees for The Bedford Woman's Club fund raiser. .....Read the entire article.....

In 1884 the Manchester Children’s Home (Webster House) was founded. The mission was to provide a safe home for children who were unable to live at home. The home was founded by local churches in the area who identified the need and took the necessary steps to create the home. The Amoskeag Mill Corporation then the biggest employer in Manchester partnered with the churches and provided the land for the home to be built on. This fine example of community partnering is what has allowed the children’s home to flourish over the past 125 years. Webster House has been able to continue its mission of providing a healthy home for children because of the community’s long standing willingness to help us out in good times and bad. The home is licensed by the State of New Hampshire and receives funds for services for the boys and girls that come to live at the home. Funding covers the basics, and that is where the community has stepped up to fill in the gap so the home can continue to provide the best possible services for children and families in need. I myself having lived there for several years know first hand what help they can be to a youth. I am currently on the board of directors as a way of paying it back. I want to thank all of the people that have donated to The Webster House on behalf of From Out Of The Woods Antique Center. If you are looking for more information on The Webster House (children's home ) please feel free to call for a brochure or a tour. 603-624-8668 The Webster House 135 Webster St Manchester N.H. 03104