SUTLERS' PERIOD STORES

The Period Stores will be open for business throughout the weekend. Many of them will be selling period refreshments that you'll want to sample like kettle corn, sassparilla or rock candy. This year cost is $50 for sutlers' registration fees.

Take time to browse and shop or you might stop and watch a period craftsperson at work. Sutlers will have several items for sale that you might be looking for: ballgowns, day dresses, hoops, hairpieces, hats, shoes, uniforms, weapons, tents, lanterns, books, games and much more.

Make a point to visit the Sutler Area. Ask them questions about what they do.
But don't expect to see cash registers at the check-out.

Suttlers who have attended over the years.
The Lantern Man Dennis Ray Boyd Crofton, Kentucky
Heartland Kettle Korn Allen & Terry George Pinckneyville, Illinois
Sunflower Broom Shop & Rope Maker Claudie Parson Crossville, IL
Sweet Ladies Mercantile Jeanne Issacs Leitchfield, Kentucky
Studio 2 Photos Samantha Mahurin Leitchfield, Kentucky
Ladies & Gentlemen Emporium Eugene Bencomo Oakwood, Illinois
Crescent City Mary Lou Capps Evansville, Indiana (812) 867-3960
Mississippi Pete Guntown, Mississippi
Adler's Knox Adler Marthasville, Missouri
Bear Merchants Christine Barnum Seneca, South Carolina
Pop Jack Jim & Tracy Phillips Greenfield, Illinois
Ted Sheldon Pewter Hats Ted Sheldon Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Blacksmith John & Beth Lovin Belle Rive, Illinois
Furniture Joe Littrell Luka, Illinois
Skirts & Shirts Regina Newton New Salisbury, Indiana
Lady Adelines Katherine Williams Union City, Tennessee
Olson's Tinware Versailles, Kentucky
Paper Lady Mary Whisante Alexandria, Arizona Click here to join her on Facebook
Julia's Herbals & Goat Soap Julia Jarvis Medina, Tennessee
Rocky Top Kennesaw, Georgia
Gentleman's Emporium Terry Allen Mason City, Iowa
Moore's Merchantile Jack Moore Boonville, Indiana
Twin Rivers Charles Roberts Thebes, Illinois