Mason Jar Trading Post – gifts with a primitive touch

Christmas decorations adorn antiques and primitive items at the Mason Jar Trading Post on Fourth Avenue in Marlinton. Above, a collection of kitchen items brings back memories of a simpler time.

Suzanne Stewart
Staff Writer

It’s impossible not to be filled with Christmas cheer as you enter the Mason Jar Trading Post in Marlinton.

Primitive decorations, snowmen and Christmas trees adorn the entrance of the store.

Along with Christmas decorations, the Mason Jar has a selection of primitive crafts, antiques and novelty items for everyone on your list.

Among the decorations, there is also a small selection of clothing for men, women and children.

The store opened on July 4 and is located beside the Fourth Avenue Gallery.

Hours of operation are Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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