part of the Farm and Art Market he’s now building in the former Sperryville Antiques Market off Water Street in Sperryville.
“Jerome wanted to take it one step further and offer other products,” Zuschlag says. This includes both organic and grassfed beef, poultry and locally grown produce.
Niessen has said he plans to open the retail store next spring as part of a complex he hopes will include artist studio space, a cafe and possibly a small brewery. He has also offered to build and staff a Rappahannock
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