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1. RED DOOR ANTIQUES
Red Door Antiques was opened in June 2011 in Historical downtown Farmersville, Texas.in a one-part commercial brick structure that is situated at the northwest corner of McKinney and North Main Streets. The building has occupied the site since 1892, but it is difficult to state whether or not the building dates to this period or if the facade and exterior were constructed in the 1920s. We have recently undergone a facade restoration that included the removal of aluminum coverings to expose the transom windows, engaged brick piers, and original cast iron columns. The original threshold reading “M.A. Jackson” is still intact. The facade restoration included the replacement of the modern storefront with a more historically appropriate storefront.
2. CHAPARRAL TRAIL
Red Door Antiques was opened in June 2011 in Historical downtown Farmersville, Texas.in a one-part commercial brick structure that is situated at the northwest corner of McKinney and North Main Streets. The building has occupied the site since 1892, but it is difficult to state whether or not the building dates to this period or if the facade and exterior were constructed in the 1920s. We have recently undergone a facade restoration that included the removal of aluminum coverings to expose the transom windows, engaged brick piers, and original cast iron columns. The original threshold reading “M.A. Jackson” is still intact. The facade restoration included the replacement of the modern storefront with a more historically appropriate storefront.
3. FARMERSVILLE HISTORIC SQUARE
Red Door Antiques was opened in June 2011 in Historical downtown Farmersville, Texas.in a one-part commercial brick structure that is situated at the northwest corner of McKinney and North Main Streets. The building has occupied the site since 1892, but it is difficult to state whether or not the building dates to this period or if the facade and exterior were constructed in the 1920s. We have recently undergone a facade restoration that included the removal of aluminum coverings to expose the transom windows, engaged brick piers, and original cast iron columns. The original threshold reading “M.A. Jackson” is still intact. The facade restoration included the replacement of the modern storefront with a more historically appropriate storefront.
4. BOTTLES AND BOARDS 442
Red Door Antiques was opened in June 2011 in Historical downtown Farmersville, Texas.in a one-part commercial brick structure that is situated at the northwest corner of McKinney and North Main Streets. The building has occupied the site since 1892, but it is difficult to state whether or not the building dates to this period or if the facade and exterior were constructed in the 1920s. We have recently undergone a facade restoration that included the removal of aluminum coverings to expose the transom windows, engaged brick piers, and original cast iron columns. The original threshold reading “M.A. Jackson” is still intact. The facade restoration included the replacement of the modern storefront with a more historically appropriate storefront.
5. FARMERSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
We hope you feel welcome around here. If you are here for a great shopping experience or diverse dining opportunities get our Chamber Directory to check out businesses on Hwy. 78, downtown on the square, or anywhere along Hwy 380. We just about have it all--and for a small town with 168 Chamber Members we think you will find exactly what you need. Find us on Facebook or on the web.
6. COUNTRY ROADS TRADING POST
We hope you feel welcome around here. If you are here for a great shopping experience or diverse dining opportunities get our Chamber Directory to check out businesses on Hwy. 78, downtown on the square, or anywhere along Hwy 380. We just about have it all--and for a small town with 168 Chamber Members we think you will find exactly what you need. Find us on Facebook or on the web.
7. STRUCTURED CHAOS FARM
We hope you feel welcome around here. If you are here for a great shopping experience or diverse dining opportunities get our Chamber Directory to check out businesses on Hwy. 78, downtown on the square, or anywhere along Hwy 380. We just about have it all--and for a small town with 168 Chamber Members we think you will find exactly what you need. Find us on Facebook or on the web.