Antiques and the Arts

I’m not sure if George and Sherrill Bull had a premonition, or if they just hit a stroke of luck in moving from their old Main Street location when they did.
But the Bulls moved their business, Antiques and the Arts, from the Black Hole portion of Main Street and one block up to the thriving part of Main Street.
‘We’d be just devastated right now if we were down there on the other side of the fire.’ said George. ‘We’re thankful to be here.’
With Antique and the Arts located between Capalano’s and Attitudes, it has benefitted all three businesses.
‘We’re excited because they have brought in some traffic,’ said Nedra Davenport, who owns Attitudes. ‘And Junior’s place has helped bring back some lunch-time traffic that disappeared when New York Grill closed for lunch.’
The Junior’s place Nedra referred to is none other than City Cafe, which Junior Medley opened in the old City Drug Store.
Added Sherrill, ‘There’s such a positive feeling being on this block. It’s hard to explain. We’re all feeding off each other.’
The new building has more open spaces than the previous location. George will be teaching his clarinet and saxophone lessons in the back. The phone number remains the same 507-9811.