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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock Newj Staff Writer
Stewart and Eve Willis have joined forces with several other art and •antique dealers to begin a new business loo Gay Street in Washington — the "Washington Antique and Fine Art Center.
Though the Willises sell some antiques out of their Rare Finds shop on Main Street in Washington, they • and others felt it was the right time to •open a shop that specialized in ^antiques and fine art. They own the ^business, and many other local people are selling out of the store.
Tanya Richey, a popular local painter, is selling many of her paintings and watercolors here as well as from her Wildflower Gallery on Main St. Having a shop of her own in town, :Mrs. Richey said that visitors Were always asking where to go for antiques. They were usually sent to Sperryville, so she and several others felt they may as well have an antique store in Washington. • Other people selling in the store lare Jo Tartt Jr. and Judith Watkins, who hail from Washington, D.C. but have a
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