LOCATIONS

MEADOW GARDEN

Meadow Garden Musuem is located at the home of Declaration of Independence signer, George Walton and is owned and operated by the Georgia State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. This very interesting and informative Musuem can be found at 1320 Independence Drive, Augusta, Georgia. Our Sackback Windsor Chairs can also be seen at this location. Their hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment (706) 724-4174.

Meadow Gardens, Atlanta

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OQUAWKA

Located on the banks of the Mississippi River in Western Illinois is a restored home known as the Phelps House. The Henderson County Historical Society and the Dixon family maintain the site and the house. A dining set of seven of our bow back Windsor chairs and a comb back Windsor chair frame our cherry tavern table. These pieces are used regularly in the home for the catered meals the Dixon family serves to various organizations and groups upon request.

Table and Chairs at Phelps House, Oquawka, IL


MT. PULASKI COURTHOUSE

The Mt. Pulaski Courthouse (pictured below along with pictures of a couple of rooms containing our Windsor chairs) is a Illinois State Historic Site on the village square in Mt. Pulaski, Illinois. Abraham Lincoln practiced law in this Courthouse before the Eighth Judicial Circuit. The Courthouse was built in 1848 and was the county seat of Logan County until 1853 when it was moved to Lincoln. At the time Lincoln first came to the Mt. Pulaski Courthouse, he was a senior partner to associate William Herndon in their Springfield law firm. Lincoln handled two patent cases which began at Mt. Pulaski, but because of a fire in 1857, which destroyed the court's records, not much more is known of his legal work at this courthouse. The Courthouse is open Tuesday through Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. from March to October and noon to 4 p.m. from November through February. It is closed most holidays. For more information contact: Site Manager, Mt. Pulaski Courthouse State Historic Site, P.O. Box 355, Lincoln, Illinois 62656 or call: (217) 732-8930.

Mt. Pulaski Courthouse, Lincoln, IL Fan Back at Mt. Pulaski Courthouse, Lincoln, IL Fan Back at Mt. Pulaski Courthouse, Lincoln, IL


NEW SALEM HISTORIC VILLAGE

New Salem is a Illinois State Historic Site near Petersburg, Illinois. Abraham Lincoln lived here and began his study of law. The site contains many cabins which have been restored and reflect the period of the 1830's. Each cabin contains one of our Windsor chairs.

New Salem, Petersburg, IL


VANDALIA STATEHOUSE

The Vandalia Statehouse is a Illinois State Historic Site located in Vandalia, Illinois. It is the oldest surviving Illinois capitol building and the State's second capital. Illinois' State Government was located here from 1836-1839. During this time, Abraham Lincoln served his second term in the Illinois House of Representatives in this building. Our Step Back Windsor chairs are located in this room. The Vandalia Statehouse is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is closed during certain holidays. For additional information, write the Site Manager at 315 W. Gallatin, Vandalia, Illinois 62471 or phone (618) 283-1161.

Vandalia Statehouse, Vandalia, IL
Step Back Windsor Chair at Vandalia Statehouse, Vandalia, IL Step Back Windsor Chair at Vandalia Statehouse, Vandalia, IL
Site Manager, Judy Bauman is pictured above.



KIRKWOOD

Our shop is located in the Western part of Illinois. You are welcome to come visit our shop to see how are chairs are made. (Click here for a list of our current inventory.)

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Chairwright Workshop, Kirkwood, IL