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Prim Fair draws exhibitors from as far away as Ohio

By Ellen Zornes

The Prim Fair is off to a super start this morning, with eight vendors here at the Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY. The fair opened at 9amCTand continues through 5pmCT, today, Saturday, November 3, 2012.

The vendors include:

John Kerns Waynesville, Ohio, who is here with handmade Shaker items and more.
Peggy Loy, Columbia, KY, with primitive antiques
Pam Spires, Columbia, KY, with primitive crafts
Marsha Reddick, Columbia, KY, with primitive crafts
Marla Shelley, Bliss, Kentucky, with primitive antiques
Sandy Conover and Lucy Conover Irvin, Glens Fork, KY, with primitive antiques and primitive crafts
Danny Reeves, Ozark, KY, with his Farm2Furniture products
Radius and Marcella Brown, Columbia, KY, with primitive crafts

Everyone is invited to attend this event, the first of its kind in Columbia, organized by Martha Reddick. - Ellen Zornes

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Shaker items for sale at Prim Fair - from Waynesville, OH

2012-11-03 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ellen Zornes. Retired School Teacher John P. Kerns of The Shaker Box shop in Waynesville, Ohio, is in Columbia, KY, today for the Prim Fair with many of his Shaker Oval Boxes. For more about Kerns, click to this story: Retired educator has new passion: Making shaker boxes, by Deanna Rippy in the Middletown Journal The Prim Fair is off to a super start this morning, with eight vendors here at the Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY. The fair opened at 9amCTand continues through 5pmCT, today, Saturday, November 3, 2012. - ELLEN ZORNES.
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Marla Shelley, Casey House Antiques, at Prim Fair

2012-11-03 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ellen Zornes.
Marla Shelley, Casey House Antiques and Primitives, 1081 Edmonton Road, Columbia, KY, selling at the Prim Fair. The Prim Fair is off to a super start this morning, with eight vendors here at the Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY. The fair opened at 9amCTand continues through 5pmCT, today, Saturday, November 3, 2012. - ELLEN ZORNES.
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Prim Fair 2012: Marsha Reddick and Teddy Lea

2012-11-03 - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Marsha Reddick, Columbia, welcomed her nephew Teddy Lea to the first annual Primitive Fair in the Adair County Courthouse. Marsha served as co-organizer of the event with Ellen Zornes. Teddy also has another connection with Columbia. He is a Shelbyville, KY Southside Elementary School fifth-grader and good friend of Graham Waggener, grandson of Ed and Linda Waggener of Columbia. Together the boys are known in school as "Teddy Graham".
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Prim Fair 2012: primitive fair, primitive heat, primitive plumbing

2012-11-03 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
The Primitive Fair found its perfect location in the historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY, since the old building lost its renters to the new justice center. Everything here is primitive, primitive heat, primitive plumbing that you have to go outside for, and beautiful primitive arts and crafts that take you back to yesteryear. The photo above shows the primitive heating element which had to have just a bit of electricity and lots of juice to warm visitors. Signs on the doors said, "no restrooms, go across to the courthouse annex." Vendors like Peggy Loy, above left, and Pam Spires in front of Pam's booth, as well as the visitors coming and going to and from the fair, were patient and understanding that the courthouse is in transition, finding its new life, new income, and can't offer the comforts of central heat and indoor plumbing until more funding can be found. The fair continues through 5pmCT, today, Saturday, November 3, 2012. Anyone wishing to help in the effort to raise funds for courthouse restoration may contact any member of the Adair Heritage Association through the Judge/Executive's office in the Annex.
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Farm2Furniture at Prim Fair

2012-11-03 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ellen Zornes.
Farm2Furniture, 1204 Russell Road, Columbia, KY, booth with Clara Hart, Bridgette Reagin's, mother and Danny Reeves, owner. The fair continues through 5pmCT, today, Saturday, November 3, 2012. Anyone wishing to help in the effort to raise funds for courthouse restoration may contact any member of the Adair Heritage Association through the Judge/Executive's office in the Annex.
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