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(Continued from Page 1) gift buying while enjoying cookies and punch.
Washington Antiques
Bill Kelly’s log house next door to the Lake Motel is chock full of small collectibles and antiques. Christmas shoppers looking for something out of the ordinary can choose from a wide range: inexpensive items beginning at 25 cents and including old photographs, tools, china, bottles, glassware, hand-made lace and crocheted dollies, ranging to fine pieces of southern primitive antique furniture.
Washington Antiques is open from Thursday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Washington House
Of Reproductions
“1 keep a 25 cent junk basket for people to play in,” said Fran Eldred who, with her husband Charles, owns and manages Washington House of Reproductions located around the corner from The Inn.
Gift ideas in her store run from coca cola pill boxes and corn husk doll book markers priced under a dollar to top quality Victorian light fixtures. In addition to lighting fixtures, the specialty of Washington House, Fran has collectables, antiques and books. For those folks who want to give original Rappahannock gifts, the store offers macrame belts, and plant hangers created by DeeDee Grant, Fran’s daughter who is a junior at Rappahannock County High School. Another key part of the family operation are
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