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All of the dealers, except for 4, will be returning for the 2nd Annual GWHS Antiques Show. New this year we will have 6 additional dealers in “the old schoolroom” in the Monocacy Building. The dates align again with the prestigious “Heart of the Valley” antique show at the Ice House in Bethlehem. Many attendees last year enjoyed an exciting day of antiquing by visiting both shows, only 8 miles apart.

The GWHS Antiques Show will feature 30 quality antique dealers in three historic buildings at the Governor Wolf Historical Society’s Park. Highlights will be historic room settings, hearth cooking & sampling, a vintage fashion show and informative speakers. Jen & Allen George “the Daily Grind” in Bath will be serving up delicious coffee, sandwiches & more in the Schoolhouse

Café. Parking is free, admission is $6.00. 

Description: 30 select exhibitors featuring 18th, 19th & early 20th century American, English, primitive & period furniture and accessories – folk art, pottery, textiles, jewelry, lighting, wrought iron, hearth ware, pewter, tin, toys, silver and china. The antiques will be showcased in tow stone late 1700s buildings, some in period room settings.

Food: Enjoy tasty dishes in a quaint café setting

Demonstration: Hearth-cooking and tasting in the 1785 Ralston-McKeen House and a vintage fashion show.

Location: The Governor Wolf Historical Society park is located at 6600 Jacksonville Rd., Bath PA 18014.  From Rt. 22 go north on Rt. 512 for 2.8 miles. Turn west onto Jacksonville Rd and go 0.1 mile.  Located between Historic Bath and Bethlehem.

Proceeds Benefit: All proceeds go to the Governor Wolf Historical Society and the preservation of its historic buildings.  We have NO paid staff, we are all volunteers.

There will be 30 antique dealers. The show cards have been printed and distributed to antique shops, malls and shows.

It will be held at the Governor Wolf Historical Society’s Park in all three historic buildings. This show will act as a companion show to the already established Heart of the Valley Show held at the Ice House in Bethlehem just 8 miles away.