Antique Archeology Car Out Front

What followed was a stint on the popular show American Pickers.

Antique archeology car out front. 002 km Antique Archaeology 005 km Expressions In Threads 014 km Riverboat Twilight 015 km Aunt Hatties Fanciful Emporium Unique Gift Shop 023 km Wide River Winery Tasting Room. Attractions near Antique Archeology. The reason the store was closed when we stopped by is that the American Pickers are also swap meet vendors at the Blackhawk motorcycle meet.

The History Channel series American Pickers has become one of the most-loved on our screens. During this time Mike revealed to The Sun that Frank was undergoing back surgery for an unknown reason. See 878 reviews articles and 636 photos of Antique Archeology ranked No4 on Tripadvisor among 8 attractions in Le Claire.

View all attractions near Antique Archeology on Tripadvisor. Visit Antique Archaeology in Nashville to shop vintage items collectibles and unique home decor picked by Mike. Amidst the coronavirus pandemic lockdown Frank has reportedly been quarantining in LeClaire Iowa manning the other Antique Archaeology store there which is a half-hour down the road from his hometown of Davenport.

It stands out front of one of the shops at Antique Archeology in LeClaire Iowa just west of the Mississippi River in eastern Iowa. There is an antique shop on the main drag in town --BIg River Antique Mall-that has antiques. No visit is complete until youve taken a photo with the Nash car out front.

Located just a few blocks away from downtown Nashville you can find us in the old Marathon Automobile car factory dated from the early 1900s Marathon Village right along I-40 and I-65. It is still the home base for the American Pickers TV Show. Some allege that Mike Wolfe is the only actual picker on the series.

In December 2011 American Pickers revealed that Antique Archaeology had leased part of a former 1914 car factory in Nashville Tennessee which originally made the Marathon automobile for a second business location to decrease the distance required to haul their finds from the southern states. Their new business saw the pair travel all around the country in search of hidden treasures. Meanwhile Fritz 55 is an owner of Frank Fritz Finds an antique.