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Mountain will be open on both Saturday and Sunday.
Continue on up Sperryville's Main Street and you will find Apple Tree Cottage Antiques, a twohundred-year-old home filled with glassware, porcelain and furniture collected by Mike and Nancy Wyman. Next to the Apple Tree Cottage is Emmett White’s Antique showroom. Emmett specializes in fine American antiques and is open by chance or appointment. Call him at 675-3470.
Along Rt. 211 from Sperryville to the Park you will find the road lined with fruit stands, selling Rappahannock products from early peaches to last summer’s honey. For many Rappahannock natives, this summer business is their livelihood, you will be sure to find a smile and a kind word wherever you stop.
In addition to his produce stand, Elmer Atkins at Elmer’s 66 and Antiques has antiques for sale and cider that has been pressed at his own mill. Later in season he will have fresh apples. Besides his antiques, Elmer has some unusual old-time farm implements. Thomas Baldwin, near Elmer’s at Baldwin's Shell, also has fruit for sale and buys and sells fur and ginseng in season. Thomas also raises foxes and his son, Tom, Jr. runs a fullservice gas station with wrecker service and a
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