29th  ANNUAL

 

 

 Sat., Nov. 18TH - 2017

 8 am – 5 pm

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“Christmas on Vinegar Hill”

 

Email:  mpcovh@gmail.com

P. O. Box 33

Mt. Pulaski, IL  62548

“Christmas on Vinegar Hill” is held annually
 the Saturday before Thanksgiving. 

 

This year’s event will be

 

Saturday, November 18         8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

 

 

“Christmas on Vinegar Hill” meetings are

held at Mt. Pulaski Library at 7 p.m.

on the following  dates:

 

September 19 – General Meeting

 

October 23 – Flyers Distributed

 

 

 

 

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History of “Vinegar Hill”

Prior to the repeal of the eighteenth amendment (prohibition) in 1933,  Mt. Pulaski stayed “wet” longer than the surrounding “dry” towns.  Since Mt. Pulaski had thirteen prosperous saloons and a few bootleggers, the railroads brought customers into town from every direction.  They would come with empty flasks and leave with full ones.  Upon nearing town, the conductor would call out “Vinegar Hill next stop”.  Thus, the town earned the nickname, “Vinegar Hill”.

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vendors

 

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Chestnut is located 6 miles northeast of Mt. Pulaski on Route 54.  Chestnut locations B through Fare on this map.  Chestnut location A is located on Route 54 before arriving in Chestnut.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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2016 “Christmas on Vinegar Hill”

Set of Four Coasters $10.00

Available at

The Salt Creek Attic Ltd.

 

SET OF FOUR COASTERS

 

 

2015 “Christmas on Vinegar Hill”

Decorative Mat

18” X 30”

 

Available at

The Salt Creek Attic Ltd.

Limited Supply - $10.00

 

 

 

 

DECORATIVE MAT

 

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RR = DESIGNATEES PUBLIC RESTROOMS

 

Location

Number

Location

Description

 

MT. PULASKI  LOCATIONS

1 THRU 22

 

1.

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MT PULASKI COURTHOUSE –

STATE HISTORIC SITE

Enjoy hot cider, coffee, Christmas decorations,

vote for your favorite tree,

silent Christmas tree auction and raffle

  MAPS TO ALL LOCATIONS.

2.

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SALT CREEK CRAFTER'S –

American Legion Home

Expanded booths, wood, furniture, fabric, florals,  antiques, bake  shoppe.

 

 

CREATIVE CRAFTS: Marilyn Spurlock and  Phyllis Beccue ‑ American Legion Home

Santas,  snowmen,  folkart, antiques, wreaths, candles,  bake shoppe florals and trees.

 

ANGELS ‘N’ MORE – Karen Ballard –

American Legion Home

Lighted trees, lanterns, primitive wood pieces, quilted angels and more!

 

COPPER PENNY – Theresa and Gary Schieffer

American Legion Home

Antiques, primitives, collectives, wooden boxes,

New decorative pillows, crocks, and more!

 

 FARMHOUSE & MAIN– John Quick – American Legion Home

Beautifully handcrafted country primitive furniture, accent pieces, signs, antiques

 

FUN STUFF – Brenda Brown

American Legion Home

Women’s accessories, handbags, jewelry, watches, and scarfs – all at reasonable prices.

 

MONEY PENNY’S SOYSATIONS – Angie Hight – American Legion Home

Soy candles, soy blend melts,  cold process soap, lotion, sprays.

 

PAINTIN’ PALS

American Legion Home

Decorative artists offering variety of hand-painted and sewn treasures.

 

RECYCLED ANTIQUE SILVERWARE –

Charlie and Eileen Grampp

American Legion Home

Handmade jewelry, wind chimes, bud vases,

key rings

 

SIMPLE TREASURES –Linda Brilley

American Legion Home

Sweatshirts, T-shirts, Illini Items, primitives, ornaments.

 

SWEET LIFE CHOCOLARE & FUDGE

Kristy Finkenbinder

American Legion Home

Truffles, Fudge, Sea Salt Caramels,

 Chocolate Pretzels

 

THE FROSTED SNOWFLAKE – Mary McGee

American Legion Home

Decorative items to add sparkle and shine to your holiday home.

 

THE KINDLING BOX – Lawrence and Selma Wilham – American Legion Home

Oak & Walnut shelves, barnwood items, nativities, handcarved items.

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BOY SCOUT TROUP 122 – American Legion Home – Serving 10-2

Hot Grilled, Delicious Pork Chop Sandwiches and Drinks.

3.

 SALT CREEK ATTIC

106 S. Washington St.

Antiques, collectibles, gifts, handcrafted florals, wood, fabric, quilted and painted items.

4.

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MT. PULASKI HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA

206 South Spring Street

Large location, multiple vendors, holiday décor, food truck, something for everyone.

 

SCENTSY® - Mt. Pulaski High School

206 South Spring Steet

Cash and Carry, warmers, fall winter scents,

and much more!!

5.

SADDIE’S SECRET PLACE 

104  S. Washington St.

Storewide Liquidation – Jewelry, handbags, clothing, all Christamas, store fixtures, displays.

6.

 

JULES FLOWER SHOP

125 S. Lafayette Street 

Fresh Flowers, Silks, Plants, Art Work, Greeting Cards and Gifts

7.

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THE OLD BRICKYARD GRILL & PUB

103 South Lafayette Street

Fine dining featuring  burgers, wings steaks, horseshoes and chilled draft beer.

8.

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CASEY’S GENERAL STORE

802 North Topper Drive

Pizza, Sub Sandwiches, Burgers, Donuts, Drinks, Breakfast Pizzas and Sandwiches

9.

 

MT. PULASKI TOWNSHIP HISTORICAL SOCIETY – 102 - 104 East Cooke Street

Bake Shoppe, Christmas market with decorations and “Vinegar Hill” ornamentys.

10.

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CALM CREEK – FT. LILLY ANTIQUES

108 S. Washington Street

Jewelry, antiques, primitives, repurposed, espresso drinks, retail bakery.

11.

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FARMERS FAMILY RESTURANT

304 McDonald Street

Specials for the day!

12.

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MT. PULASKI GRADE SCHOOL

119 North Garden Street

60+ vendors – cookie walk – walking tacos, sloppy joes, hot dogs.

13.

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PIZZA MAN OF MT. PULASKI

120 E. Cooke St.

Pizza – pasta – sandwiches & salads!

14.

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THE LITTLE ELVES – (PIZZAMAN PARTY ROOM) - 120 E. Cooke St.

Tupperware®, Perfectly Push, Scentsy®, Paperazzi, Tote “N It Up, Thirty-oney®,

Pure Romance.

15.

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ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH – 203 S. Vine St. - (Serving 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.)

Soup, sandwich, and dessert (Serving 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.) Silient Auction (Gift Baskets) (8 a.m. – 2 p.m.)  Multiple vendors (8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)

16.

DOTS AND FRIENDS 

108 S. Belmont  St.

Seasonal winter and Christmas items – Something for everyone – Baked goods.

17.

 

MOOCHELLE’S KID KARE ELF’S CENTER

409 East Cooke Street

Check out the Elf Projects, Yummy Treats and Holiday Goodies

18.

 

COUNTRY CHARM

503 East Chestnut

Resale, Consignment, Vintage, Primitives Antiques, Linens, Craft, Booth Space Available

19.

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ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CHURCH  - 321 S. Lafayette St. –

Serving time 7 a.m. – 11 a.m.

Pancakes, sausage, eggs, biscuits and gravy, bake sale.

20.

ANNETTE HAHN

102 S. Garden St. in Garage

Wood crafts, knitted dishcloths sachay scarves, cookies, candy,  & MazPix Photography.

21.

THE LUCKY LAGER

100 East Cooke Street

Baskets, Etched Glass, Decorated Planters/Vases, Christmas Décor and more

22.

SPRING STREET ANTIQUES

1007 Spring Street

Antiques, farmhouse, vintage,, crafts, bqaked goods, Pink Zebra and wood workings.

 

CONCERT – 6 P.M.

 

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BALL BROTHERS 10th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT

(Musical Note on both Map and Green Tree)

Family Life Center

114 North Lafayette Street

Saturday 6 p.m.

Celebrate the Christmas Season – Free will offering will be taken.

 

CHESTNUT LOCATIONS

A, B, C, D, E and F

(Visit the community of Chestnut located 6 miles Northeast of Mt. Pulaski on Route 54.)

 

A.

 

PATSY COWGUR –

1945 800th Street –

State Route 54 -3 miles East to Sign

Something old and Something new – Birdhouses, feeders, wood items, iron works.

 

CHESTNUT EMS

1945 800th Street –

State Route 54 -3 miles East to Sign

Fundraiser, Bake Sale, Cakes, Pies, Cookies, Etc.

 

HARMONY HOMEMADE CRAFTS

1945 800th Street

State Route 54 – 3 miles East to Sign

Nylon scrubbies, glass snow globes, scarfs, baked goods, miscellaneous

 

“PAIGE’S GARDEN SOAPS”

– 1945 800th Street 

State Route 54 – 3 miles East to Sign 

Homemade soaps, bath bombs, lip balms, lotions, shaving sets, “etc”

B.

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CHESTNUT FIRE  DEPT. –

108 Olive Street

Chestnut, Illinois

Crafts and multiple vendors.

C.

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C R ANTIQUES –

2195 State Highway 54

Chestnut, Illinois

Furniture, quilts, general line Antiques, Celebrating our eighthAnniversary

 

D.

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CHESTNUT FAMILY RESTAURANT

104 East Olive Street

Chestnut, Illinois

Mexican combo platters, full menu, delicious homemade deserts.

E.

 

CHESTNUT WEDNESDAY GIRLS – Paula Taylor

315 Maple Street

Chestnut, Illinois

Refurbished furniture, wooden signs, Christmas trees, and decoration, wood clocks.

 

NANCY SHANLE

315 Maple Street

Chestnut, Illinois

Lap quilts, potholders, placemats, table runners, dish clothes, misc. stitchery

 

SHIRLEY STAUFFER

315 Maple Street

Chestnut, Illinois

Quilted couch throws, table runners and placemats, homemade purses.

F.

LOREY BYRNE

302 North Maple Stree

Homemade kitchen towels, bowl cozies, pillow cases. Sew much more.

 

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