The Underground Attic Museum

Try to remember back when things seemed a little less hectic...
A time when your whole life was ahead of you...
Perhaps a little stroll thru the Museum is just what you need...

As you enter the museum, just read the captions that accompany the thumbnail photographs...
Then just click on the thumbnails to see the full view.
Thanks from the Management !

**The Downstairs Attic Museum**
	This is just a view of a couple of signs in the manager's office...all these were found in Brown's mule junction! (The tall ones are Dr. Pierce paper banners from around 1917.)
	A few more signs in the manager's office. The three on the right are also Dr. Pierce.
	Old oak stacking library shelves just full of old straight-sided coke bottles, old flair coke glasses (circa 1915), and other old Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, and Double Cola glasses ( mostly circa 1940). Note the old, tall oil bottles on top.
	The manager's desk... (And a few signs)! Top center is a fleur-de-lis porcelain script Coca-cola sign.
	The East wall is the first wall of signs you view as you have come down the stair entrance into the museum.
	Note the Jennings lollipop scales, and the porcelain triangle Coca-cola sign with bracket ! (This triangle sign is real hard to find in this condition!)
	Just around the corner, (facing North), a small presentation of signs awaits.
	A display of Porcelain signs graces the East wall. The old Railroad Station bench was found in Smoky Junction, Tenn. It was found in the exact location that the Jukebox on the right was found 12 years earlier.
	This is the Wulitzer 1015 Jukebox (circa 1947) that was found in Smoky Junction, Tenn. It was found around 1975... Other nice Porcelain decor hangs on the South wall in the background!
	An up close view of two styles of porcelain double-sided Columbia Record signs.
	This is the south wall...with a few nice signs!
	Hugging the South wall and facing West, the Shell diecut tin flange sign in the foreground, (circa 1930) is impressive. It's counterpart Shell Motor Oil version looms in the distance.
	A closer look facing west...Some nice porcelain.
	A 1930's 3'x5' Porcelain Coca-cola sign.(among others)!
	A fine collection of a variety of porcelain and tin.
	More Porcelain !
	Note the early 40's lollipop Coca-cola porcelain sign.
	Speaking of lollipop signs...how about this porcelain two-sided Illinois Bell Public telephone sign. On the pole is a mint 2-sided Maxwell House Coffee tin sign, (found in the Junction!)
	Looking North, some nice signs and a few things on the counter.
	Some soda fountain collectibles...and a model 313 Brass National cash register.
	1911 Hassan Baseball Cards (Tri-Fold)...Near-Mint-featuring Ty Cobb,Christy Mathewson and Cy Young, Lays and Planters Jars.
	Up Close view of 3 Coca-cola Fair glasses (circa 1910-1920)
	N.O.S. 2 sided Porcelain Ford Oval Flange sign with Original bracket. Sunray DX restroom porcelain flanges in Background.
	Early restroom sign, Sunoco 2 sided Porcelain flange sign with bracket.