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Kentucky Marketplace named Kentucky Crafted Retailer



2012-06-02 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Longhunters Coffee and Tea Company shares this beautiful renovated building with its sister company, the Kentucky Market House/Artful and Unique Good on the Square at 115-117 Public Sqare, Greensburg, KY has been designated one of 17 Kentucky stores - 1 of 19 overall including one each in Ohio and Indana - as a Kentucky Crafted Retailer.Colonel Bill and Justine Landrum are the principals in Stonehammer Properties, LLC, owners of the real estate housing the Longhunters/Kentucky Market complex and Green River House. The Landrums operate the coffee house, and are partners with Mimi Moore and Judy Weatherhold in Kentucky Market House. If you go Downtown Greensburg is approximately 17 miles from downtown Columbia, on KY 61, with historic Milltown, Clay Ridge and the Ebenezer turn off along the way


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