Monday thru Friday: l0:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Other Times By Appointment
Visit Barnesville in southeastern Ohio's scenic hills. This
historic village, with its turn of the century charm and beauty, is
on the National Register of Historic Places. Plan to spend the day
or even a weekend.
Bridal Registry
Free Local Delivery Layaways Welcome
Pine Furniture
Boyd's Bears & Friends
Berry Wreaths & Accent
Lights
Candles -
Potpourri
Greenleaf Authorized Dealer
Pictures -Wall Decor
Lamps & Shades
Silver Jewelry
Stoneware - Enamelware
Landstrom's Black Hills
Gold
Braided Rugs
14K Gold - Jewelry
Placemats - Runners -
Benches
Gift Certificates Available
- Carson Inspirational Gifts including Angels & Wind chimes
- Custom Braided Rugs & Monogrammed Sterling Silver Jewelry available
by special order
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Barnesville Pumpkin Festival Ornaments
- Ohio State pins, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and key rings
- Barnesville Memorabilia including: clocks, candles, crocks &
ornaments
Town clocks also available in: Morristown, St. Clairsville, &
Woodsfield, OH
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Seasonal items: Bird Houses, yard decor including Shepard hooks for
planters &/or bird feeders or houses. Fall, Christmas Decor and
Gifts ..........plus much more!
Marianne Peters, owner
History of The Smith House
Eli Moore, owner of the once
popular Moore's Opera House, built this imposing home at 118 North
Chestnut Street in 1885. A few years later financial reverses forced him
to sell to the Murphy family.
A daughter, Clara Murphy,
married Carl Smith and they and their sons resided here with Mrs. Dorcas
Murphy for many years. Thus, it has been widely known as the Smith House.
Mrs. Smith gave piano lessons to many Barnesville residents.
You'll enjoy browsing in this
10 room, Italianate-style brick home. High ceilings, beautiful oak
woodwork, fireplaces, and ornate fretwork of the period are yours to
admire.
