Antiques & More is one of 20 antique stores lining Oak Street in historic downtown Arcadia. Arcadia…read morewas destroyed in a fire in 1905 and the buildings on Oak Street are from the early 1900's when the city was rebuilt. This store is located in the L.L. Morgan building which was the first building to be rebuilt after the fire. The upper facade of the building bears Morgans name and the 1906 date. On the first floor Morgan sold hardware and furniture and the top floor was the mortuary. When you look in the back on the first floor you can still see the pulley system that was used to hoist the bodies up to the top floor! I had a wonderful time visiting with Glenda who is the owner of this store. She told me how she used to have a Sear catalog business and rent to own business before selling antiques. In addition to selling her own items she also rents space to other vendors. Only the first floor of the building is open and she is using the two upper floors for storage. In the store you will find several rooms stuffed with housewares, furniture, bric-a-brac, jewelry, books, and a ton of other stuff. If you are interested in history she sells two great books about Arcadia on her counter. I was interested in the vintage Pyrex dishes in the hard to find turquoise snowflake pattern with glass lid. It is a rare color and even harder to find with a lid. The seller wanted top dollar and after a quick phone call she refused to budge on the price so I passed. I am still looking for a bargain. Although I left empty handed meeting Glenda was a highlight of my trip. There is so much to explore here and Glenda is wonderful about providing information on the items in her store and about Arcadia.

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Abigail's Antiques & Collectibles is one of twenty antique stores in historic downtown Arcadia. It…read moreis located in a historic building that used to be Friedman Shoes. This antique store has been in business since 2003. The owner named the store for her Florence ceramic figurine, Abigail. Inside the store you can find several rooms stuffed to the ceiling with glass ware, collectibles, home goods, jewelry, and furniture. They had a nice selection of Highwaymen paintings hanging on the wall for sale. I had a lovely time talking with the lady running the counter about the history of Arcadia. She told me several interesting stories. I loved my time exploring Abigail's.

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I love my Singh-Ray Vari ND filter and its convenience and quality. But most of all, I love…read moreSingh-Ray's customer support -- I have reached out twice (well past their warranty obligations), with service requests for my filter, arising from my own handling or carelessness, and each time they have wow-ed me with their proactive offer for me to send in the filter to them for service. Each time the filter has been serviced perfectly and returned promptly. Great customer support! And Great product!

No one really likes going to the dentist, but you will be treated very well here. Mark is very…read morepersonable and his staff is, also. Your experience will be painless.......maybe, but insist on the gas just to make sure!

Unfortunately Dr. Mclendon isn't there anymore. The gentleman that replaced him is very young…read more Thought I would let him show me what he could do. It was a mistake. I am paying for it today. Instead of using a needle I think he used a jackhammerTo put the Novocain in with.Price has doubled since this time last year. They wanted to charge me $500 to pull one tooth.Give him about 10 years and maybe Give him a try. The rest of the staff is on point. Unfortunately their hands aren't in your mouth his are.The only thing local about this office now is the office.I will not be going back would suggest the same.