Readers’ favorite junque shoppes: Harrisburgh, PA

by pam kueber on August 13, 2008

You know they gotta have some good stuff in Harrisburgh, PA. Case in point: A complete 50s home beauty salon! I want I want I want SO BAD! Lousville Cynthia sent me this a long time ago. Are you still with us, Cindy? Thank you!

Hi Pam!! I am now joining your site – I love mid century modern furnishings.. wanted to forward this link to you: atomicwarehouse.com – that is my friend’s shop, I believe he still has a yellow metal kitchen…

:)
cynthia

Related posts:

  1. Suzy’s favorite salt & pepper shaker Suzy is my graphic designer. She helps with things on...
  2. Are you looking for vintage metal kitchen cabinets? I love this photo posted on our vintage steel kitchen...
  3. Vintage Frigidaire Flair – the all time favorite for a 60s kitchen? Flickr friend Two-Bad provides these images of his (her?)...
  4. Mid-century galvanized metal patio set I live in a dinky New England village, so we...
  5. Favorite photos from retro world this week Some of my favorite photos this week – via...

Want to stay on top of all Retro Renovation news? Subscribe to our Saturday email newsletter.

{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

troy. August 15, 2008 at 12:38 pm

This is a great shoppe! I was just there the other week. Tons and tons of stuff on two large warehouse floors. BTW: Nice to see Harrisburg pop up on the mid-century map, so to speek.

bombshell August 18, 2008 at 2:36 am

of course I’m still here.. :) everyone i go to school with is now following the site too

Femme1 August 18, 2008 at 2:51 pm

Omigod! This photo reminds me so much of my mother’s beauty shop in Martinsburg, West Virginia—the Beauty Boutique. She had those same pink chairs, and the dresserettes (that’s what she called them) were constructed exactly the same way, except hers were white and black.

My job was to scrub the floor on Sunday night; I had to let about a quarter-inch of soapy water stand on the floor for about an hour first to soften the hair spray that coated everything.

Leave a Comment