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Arizona's Route 66 (PART THREE)
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Kansas Route 66 |
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Route 66 in Illinois |
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Route 66 Diners |
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America's Biggest Road Trip! Route 66 Caravan Road Log: click here
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Route 66 Diners |
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Missouri Route 66 |
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Standing on the Corner Park in Winslow, Arizona, Christmas 2007. |
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Oklahoma and Route 66 |
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Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona |
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1940's & Route 66 |
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Diners Index page |
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To all Visitors
This site has been developed not just to sell Antiques and Collectibles (of course it does some of that) rather it is to provide information about Antiques, Collectibles, artwork, art pottery, furniture types, furniture styles, jewelry, and militaria from the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam War. This site is all about information and history that is not readily available elsewhere on the Internet. We think West St Paul Antiques is one of the best Antique Malls in the State of Minnesota and we have been working hard to create that excellence for the last 12 years. We have expertise on Antiques & Collectibles and as we read and study about history and antiques we also strive to be historians. We will share that expertise with you and all the visitors to our site. Stop by and visit our Antique Mall in West St Paul, Minnesota. Or, you are all welcome to visit us on the web. This is a new website for us at West St Paul Antiques. We hope you enjoy the site. Please feel free to email me directly at floydruggles@weststpaulantiques.com if you have any questions or feedback about this site. Please sign our guest book and check out our Poetry Coffee Cup Cafe, or the Out and About Gallery. The Reference Library and all 5 Museums are open to you 24/7 on this website. Stop by one of the 1st Recon Battalion pages where you can read about my experiences in Vietnam. Oh, by the way, also check out all our Antiques, Collectibles, artwork, art pottery, clocks, mall specials, furniture types and styles, jewelry and militaria items for sale on this site and in our Antique Mall. Check it out by going to Antique Mall Tour. This site will be totally commercial free with no fees to pay. I'll be working on this site over time so bear with me. It should be finished by the end of 2010 with over 500 pages at that time and 900 pages by the end of next year. Click here to go to our web Site Map and Categories.
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To browse our Home page, Look over our Museums, 1st Reconnaissance Battalion pages, Recon Photo Gallery, Out and About Gallery, Poetry Coffee Cup Cafe, About Us, Christmas Index, Antique Mall Tour, Albrook, Antiques & Collectibles, Furniture, Jewelry, Art Pottery, Artwork, Militaria,Contact Us, Hours and Directions, Dealers pages, Consignment, Ebay Store, Translate this Website, Our Blogs, Books, Bottles & Jars, China, Crystal & Glass, No Man Left Behind, Who Was Really the First President of the United States, Halloween pages, Primitives, Antique Photos, Golden Age of Country, Jake's Corner, Soldiers Walk, 4th of July, Legend of the Ground Hog's Day, Rush Act, Mayfly, San Antonio Riverwalk, Oklahoma City Bombing, Recon Reunion Gallery, Willow, State Capitols, Our Family & Friends, The Alamo, 50 States & Cities, Stories & Poems, God Bless America, 21 Gun Salute, Music from WW2, USMC Museum, The Day Eagle Cried, Financial Tip of the Year, Como Park & Remembering The 50's & 60's Music Index.
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Go to the top of each page of our website for the menu bar of categories. You will see a drop down menu appear for each category. Click a link to browse or click our Site Map and Categories to find your link.
An award-winning Antique Mall - from our 1st year in 1998 to the present Shop Where the Dealers Shop!
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Me with your feedback on how I can Improve this website. |
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