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Apple Barn II

12 Boone Drive, Troutville, VA 24175
(540) 992-3551
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More About Apple Barn II

Apple Barn II Gifts and Collectibles is a shop run by Rachel and Alfred Nichols of Troutville. After years of operating out of the barn at their apple orchard, Apple Barn II opened in 1997 on Route 11. The #1 dealer in the nation of sales of Cat’s Meow, including national line and many VA colleges, plus over 250 local area buildings, schools, churches, etc. commissioned by Apple Barn.

Additional items include:

  • WILLOW TREE  ANGELS
  • POSSIBLE DREAMS SANTAS & ANGELS
  • BYER’S CHOICE CAROLERS
  • CHERISHED TEDDIES
  • CHARMING TALES
  • ALL GODS CHILDREN [Retired]
  • ROWE POTTERY
  • CAMILE BECKMAN HAND CREAM
  • CUSTOM DECOR FLAGS
  • GREEN HILL MUSIC [CD’S]
  • JODY COYOTE & SILVER FOREST EARRINGS
  • VIRGINIA TECH & UVA COLLEGIATE ITEMS

Apple Barn will be closing in May 2022.

 

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