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What are your favorite antique stores in New England?
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What are some of your favorite antique stores in New England? We have already focused on Putnam, Conn., as a major antiques travel destination, but would also be interested in where you like to shop for antiques in other parts of Connecticut, as well as Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Feel free to post your answer below, including a description, location of antique shop (city, state) and, if you'd like, why you enjoy your chosen antique store. Be sure to include your name or initials and where you're from.

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Janice Brown Wrote:
The Antiques Collaborative in Quechee, Vermont. The prices are a bit high, but it's a wonderful place with a broad selection, everything from antique railroad watches to large architectural pieces.

http://www.antiquescollaborative.com/

And you can have lunch at Simon Pearce Restaurant, which is within walking distance across a covered bridge.

http://thefussydiner.blogspot.com/2009/08/
quechee-vermont-simon-pearce-restaurant.html

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