You'll find it in Wilton. The aim of this show is to offer authentic antiques at fair prices, giving beginning collectors an opportunity to develop more knowledge about our material past. These eclectic shows also present serious antiques for sophisticated buyers. Early Buying is favored by those who want first pickings from the very best material. Though a major expansion project is underway at the high school, plenty of parking is still available and a shuttle bus will transport those who park south of the High School.
Food service is also available during the show.
This show benefits the Drum Hill Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Now more than 100 years old, this organization, with approximately 200,000 members nationwide, emphasizes education, patriotism and historic preservation. Scholarships are awarded at the local level and to schools for the less privileged which are supported by the National Daughters of the American Revolution. Drum Hill chapter is also involved in the continuing restoration and furnishing of the Oliver Ellsworth Homestead in Windsor, one of Connecticut's most significant historic houses.