lost river artisans cooperative
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A lovely store in the beautiful hills of West Virginia. The Cooperative features beautiful hand-made wares from local crafters and reasonable prices. I visit friends in the area and the LRAC is always a trip we look forward to.We just returned for the Heritage Festival event, and had a great time talking to the crafters who were demonstrating outside. Everyone is so enthused and talented, i wish I could buy everything they had.The museum is always a treat, too. Look for the chicken spectacles.
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This was the weekend where the local artistic talent really shows off. It's a must visit for anyone who loves sculpture, jewelry, pottery, stained glass, and woodworking. Many glorious things to see and buy.
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The museum is a hidden treasure! Located in the lower level of the old barn, it was a walk through time. A lot of local history is here! All displays are up close and easy to explore. Upstairs you will find local crafts and art and unique one of a kind items…pricing is a little high, but it depends on what you are looking for. I would recommend this as a scheduled stop along the way!
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there is a coop on the main floor of an old restored barn, with a nice old tractor out front, a wonderful photo op! but the real gem here is the museum located in the basement of the barn. there are more trinkets, artifacts and relics from the community than you could shake a stick at. its not the best display of the items, but you really can get a great sense of what there is.
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Beautiful local pottery, jewelry, artwork, honey, and much more! Very, very reasonable prices for hand-made items.
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Barn facility and small museum. Closed I think during Janaury and February. Stained glass, handmade wood articles, drawings, jewelry, all that you'd expect and reasonable.
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Barn replete of diverse local art for sale. Some pricey, some at bargain basement prices. Some interesting and unique pieces, some traditional. Friendly service.
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Very nice merchandise from local crafters. Downstairs is a museum full of many interesting artifacts.