LASR - Mill Creek Antiques

For over 25 years we at Mill Creek Antiques have been buying, selling, and trading unique and rare antiques of the highest quality. Steve Hund Jr., owner and lineal descendant of Paxico's first German founders, began selling wood-burning stoves nearly thirty years ago. He purchased a historic 1890s building in downtown Paxico to house his collection of American and Victorian antiques. He continued to sell original wood and gas heating stoves and cook stoves. Now well known all across the country for a specialty in restoring and selling authentic stoves, Mill Creek Antiques has an extensive and quality line of antique stoves. We carry such quality companies as Round Oak, Great Western, Radiant Home, Home Comfort, Quick Meal, and Monarch.

Mill Creek Antiques

Mill Creek Antiques also carries a fine selection of:
- American country and Victorian antiques
- Early antique lighting including:
Kerosene, gas, Aladdin, Tiffany Style Lamp parts and restoration
- Architectural items
- Primitives
- Rugs
- Quilts
- Claw foot Bathtubs
- Iron Fence
- Automotive and Advertising Signs
- Collectibles

Also find the unusual such as this 1880s Tiger's Eye Oak Backbar
Also Featured within our 14,000 sq. foot general store building:

- Jepson Pottery Inc. pottery outlet: Hand thrown in Harveyville, KS by artist Barry Jepson
- Stoneware pottery in many styles and glazes
- For kitchen, dining and home decorating use
- All microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe

Located above the old general store, we have several rooms available for guests. The historic rooms have been furnished with antique bedroom sets and clawfoot bathtubs and have a beautiful view of Paxico's antique district of more than 13 stores that can provide a full day of antique hunting. Die Kueche German Cafe, located within the building, provides breakfast for the Paxico Inn.

109 Newbury ~ Paxico. KS 66526 -- For Reservations Call (785) 636-5520 or (785) 636-5504

History of the Paxico Inn
Built in the 1880s by the Glotzbach family as a general store and residence for the owners, this building now houses several antique shops, a pottery store, and this inn. The original merchandise of the general store included furniture, feed, food supplies, farm tools, fabric, shoes, notions, and other household items to serve the rural German immigrants. The family's living quarters were upstairs above the general store. Also upstairs were a number of small rooms to accommodate drummers, or the traveling salesmen who sold their wares to the Glotzbach store and the local townspeople. Despite the long narrow staircase, several of these small rooms displayed caskets that were purchased and taken to homes for preparation of the burial service. Since the late 50s, modern times and faster travel have replaced the need for the general store and the building deteriorated until purchased by the Steve Hund Jr. family in 1989. Much of the building has been preserved although restoration of the upstairs continues and will include additional rooms when completed. In the last twenty-five years a number of antiques and specialty stores have occupied Paxico's business district and restored life and retail commerce to its historic buildings.

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For over 25 years we at Mill Creek Antiques have been buying, selling, and trading unique and rare antiques of the highest quality. Steve Hund Jr., owner and lineal descendant of Paxico's first German founders, began selling wood-burning stoves nearly thirty years ago. He purchased a historic 1890s building in downtown Paxico to house his collection of American and Victorian antiques. He continued to sell original wood and gas heating stoves and cook stoves. Now well known all across the country for a specialty in restoring and selling authentic stoves, Mill Creek Antiques has an extensive and quality line of antique stoves. We carry such quality companies as Round Oak, Great Western, Radiant Home, Home Comfort, Quick Meal, and Monarch.
Mill Creek Antiques
Mill Creek Antiques also carries a fine selection of: - American country and Victorian antiques - Early antique lighting including: Kerosene, gas, Aladdin, Tiffany Style Lamp parts and restoration - Architectural items - Primitives - Rugs - Quilts - Claw foot Bathtubs - Iron Fence - Automotive and Advertising Signs - Collectibles
Also find the unusual such as this 1880s Tiger's Eye Oak Backbar	Also Featured within our 14,000 sq. foot general store building: - Jepson Pottery Inc. pottery outlet: Hand thrown in Harveyville, KS by artist Barry Jepson - Stoneware pottery in many styles and glazes - For kitchen, dining and home decorating use - All microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe

Located above the old general store, we have several rooms available for guests. The historic rooms have been furnished with antique bedroom sets and clawfoot bathtubs and have a beautiful view of Paxico's antique district of more than 13 stores that can provide a full day of antique hunting. Die Kueche German Cafe, located within the building, provides breakfast for the Paxico Inn.
109 Newbury ~ Paxico. KS 66526 -- For Reservations Call (785) 636-5520 or (785) 636-5504
History of the Paxico Inn Built in the 1880s by the Glotzbach family as a general store and residence for the owners, this building now houses several antique shops, a pottery store, and this inn. The original merchandise of the general store included furniture, feed, food supplies, farm tools, fabric, shoes, notions, and other household items to serve the rural German immigrants. The family's living quarters were upstairs above the general store. Also upstairs were a number of small rooms to accommodate drummers, or the traveling salesmen who sold their wares to the Glotzbach store and the local townspeople. Despite the long narrow staircase, several of these small rooms displayed caskets that were purchased and taken to homes for preparation of the burial service. Since the late 50s, modern times and faster travel have replaced the need for the general store and the building deteriorated until purchased by the Steve Hund Jr. family in 1989. Much of the building has been preserved although restoration of the upstairs continues and will include additional rooms when completed. In the last twenty-five years a number of antiques and specialty stores have occupied Paxico's business district and restored life and retail commerce to its historic buildings.