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If you have a taste for<br />
the paranormal, Miami<br />
Mercantile can cover that<br />
too. Holtzen says ghost<br />
hunters who have visited<br />
the 1917 structure all agree<br />
it’s haunted. While Miami<br />
Mercantile does not book<br />
ghost tours themselves,<br />
they can arrange for one if<br />
you’re interested.<br />
For more information on<br />
Miami Mercantile & More,<br />
or to book the venue, call<br />
(928) 793-2272 or email<br />
miamimercantile155@<br />
gmail.com.<br />
Stewart’s Antique Nook,<br />
at 409 Sullivan St., is just<br />
a short walk from the former<br />
YMCA building. Here,<br />
weekend visitors and shoppers<br />
can marvel at Arizona’s<br />
biggest collection of antique<br />
radios for sale as they<br />
browse the “renovated radios<br />
and other cool things” in<br />
the spacious store’s “three<br />
rooms of fun.”<br />
Vintage radios of all<br />
kinds, some from the 1930s<br />
and all ready for immediate<br />
use, line both walls of<br />
Stewart’s Antique Nook,<br />
and a jukebox stands in one<br />
corner. The shop, which<br />
opened in August 2021,<br />
also carries antique phonographs<br />
and LPs, kitchen appliances,<br />
dishware and art,<br />
including custom mosaic<br />
work. Stewart’s is open Saturdays<br />
and Sundays from<br />
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.<br />
David Sowders/Copper Corridor<br />
Stewart’s Antique Nook boasts the largest selection of<br />
vintage radios in Arizona.<br />
David Sowders/Copper Corridor<br />
David Sowders/Copper Corridor<br />
Vintage dishware at Stewart’s Antique Nook<br />
Gateway to the Copper Corridor 2021<br />
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