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Treasure Hunt: A Twinkling World Tucked in a Barn
The Friday Patch Passport shows you where you can find treasures in your town. Get out and explore the local shops and all they have to offer.
Step into the barn at Yankee Craftsman on Commonwealth Road and you just might feel like you're stargazing.
Stargazing at an eclectic, abstract, colorful, illuminated sky, that is.
, established in 1970, specializes in lighting. Specifically, in antique lighting, though they can repair or refinish everything from Tiffany lamps to halogen lights.
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And, while you're there, don't forget to take your eyes off the chandeliers, sconces and art glass shades long enough to take in some of the antique furniture, knickknacks, art work and more. This is truly the store for someone looking for a one-of-a-kind piece to put that finishing touch on a room or give the perfect, unique gift.
Brothers Gary, Bruce and Scott Sweeney have been involved in the business since their father started it 40 years ago, and they are willing to share their expertise and skill on any number of projects.
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Stop by for a little treasure hunting, or just to picnic out by the barn. Yankee Craftsman wants visitors to enjoy a slice of old New England and has picnic tables and two miniature ponies in the barnyard that make it all seem even more quaint.
Yankee Craftsman is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
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