Grants Pass - A Special City for Collecting Antique Items and Interesting Things
Grants Pass is the finest and largest resource in Southern Oregon for antiques, collectibles and interesting curios. There are currently over 22 antique and collectible stores and shops and generally services not only Grants Pass, but also Medford, Hugo, Merlin, Wilderville, Wolf Creek, Gold Hill, Rogue River, Williams, Cave Junction, Shady Cove, Talent, Phoenix, Ashland and the rest of Southern Oregon and Northern California.
Grants Pass Antique Dealers and collectors in Southern Oregon can buy and sell to other antique dealers and customers online through DealersMarketUSA.com - an association of antiques, collectibles, decorator, dealers, shoppes and interior design shops grouped together to help support each other in the collectible and antique market. Every shop has a great variety of antiques, collectibles, old stuff and new, unique product lines such as glassware, art pottery, coin-op, antique toys, jewelry, advertising, furniture,knick knacks,art,paintings,currency, collectibles,antiquities,knockoffs,jewelry,costume jewelry, china, silver, gold, platinum, jewels, diamonds,coins, money, porcelain, glass, art deco, fine art, dinnerware, silver ware, flatware, music, old records, books, porcelain, pottery, glassware, sculpture, metal art, victorian clothing, victorian decor, treasures, odds and ends, and a whole lot more!
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A little more about Grants Pass, Oregon...
Grants Pass has a population around 34,000 and is located in the heart of the Rogue River Valley in Josephine County (Southern Oregon). Grants Pass is surrounded by some of the most beautifully wooded mountains, and is a central point for entering the Wild and Scenic Rogue River and enjoying much of what the area offers. You can find everything from golfing, hiking, fishing, rafting, dinner theater, dancing, movies, collecting antiques, curios, collectibles and so much more. Grants Pass has something for everyone all year round. It's a great place to live, play, work, visit and grow.
Information from the City of Grants Pass says:
"Downtown Grants Pass has been designated a National Historic District because of its historic buildings. It is renowned for its numerous antique shops.
It is a volunteer oriented community, as shown by our selection in 1997 as one of the thirty finalists nationwide in the “All America City” competition, sponsored by the National Civic League.
Recently, a ten-year project to create a 50 acre community park “for all ages,” was completed. The project involved public and private enterprises working together with citizens. Named Reinhart Volunteer park, this $8M complex boasts baseball diamonds, soccer fields, horseshoe pits, basketball and tennis courts, passive trails, viewing ponds, playgrounds, and picnic and shelter areas created through thousands of volunteer hours and donated services. This project, along with many others too numerous to list, exemplifies the pride of local citizens.
Once a timber-based community, the economy of the Grants Pass area has diversified. A healthy mix of light manufacturing, secondary wood products, retail trade, tourism, recreation and service-based industries provide a broad range of employment opportunities. Medical and retirement facilities also continue to expand.
Home to two school districts, and a number of private schools, Grants Pass also houses the main campus of Rogue Community College. Southern Oregon University is nearby in Ashland.
Kayaker - Courtesy of Nomeca Hartwell - Photo Call 2008The world famous Rogue River runs through Grants Pass and provides many recreational opportunities: jet-boat trips, rafting, kayaking, fishing, water skiing, swimming, hiking, and gold panning. In addition, the nearby mountains provide high-mountain recreational experiences, including snow skiing at Mt. Ashland.
Cultural activities center around the Shakespearean Festival in the nearby city of Ashland and the historic town of Jacksonville.
Other scenic attractions include: Crater Lake National Park, Oregon Caves National Monument, and the Redwoods that stretch from San Francisco to Southern Oregon. For more information on recreational activities in and around Grants Pass, please visit the Visitor and Convention Bureau site. Grants Pass Post Offices services the zip codes of 97526,97527,97528, and 97532"
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