12th Annual Whitewater Collects on March 15

The 12th Annual Whitewater Collects takes place on Sunday, March 15 from 1 PM – 4 PM at the Cravath Lakefront Community Center in Whitewater.  This popular event, hosted by the Whitewater Historical Society, is free and open to the public.  In addition to viewing the collections of Whitewater-area collectors, the public is invited to bring up to two antique/vintage items for evaluation by noted auctioneer, Carol Miller, owner of Bailey’s Honor Auction and Estate Services, LLC.

Collections being displayed this year include pre-war train sets, paperweights, glass birds, Fort Atkinson memorabilia, marbles, 4th of July Milwaukee Brewers caps, antique English Doulton Lambeth pottery, Japanese lacquer trinket boxes, cabinet photos, Delavan memorabilia, antique and contemporary quilts, sewing items,  Rinconada figurines, brass carburetors, Lucy and Me bears, steins, decanters, cameras, 1950’s-60’s model cars, nativity sets and memorabilia of the Heart Prairie Norwegian Methodist Episcopal Church.

For more information, contact Jan Goder at jgoder1976@gmail.com or 262-949-0644.

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