Treasured 100-Year-Old Building Re-Opens as Johnson’s Antiques

Pike County, KY – On April 15, 2023, the community of Pike County came together to celebrate the grand reopening of a treasured 100-year-old building in Wolfpit. The former general store has been transformed into Johnson’s Antiques, a new destination for antique collectors and history buffs.
 
The grand reopening was marked with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and hot dog cookout that brought together residents, business owners, and community leaders. The ceremony symbolized hope and resilience for the community, as it represented the restoration of a beloved landmark that has stood in the Wolfpit community for more than a century.
 
“We are thrilled to be reopening this historic building as Johnson’s Antiques,” said owner Christopher Epling. The goal of opening Johnson’s Antiques is to preserve the building’s rich history while providing a new space for antique collectors to come and explore.
 
Johnson’s Antiques is now open for business and welcomes antique collectors and enthusiasts from near and far to come and explore its unique treasures. Store hours are 10 am to 4:30 pm Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. For more information on Johnson’s Antiques and their inventory, follow them on social media or call 606.794.8823.
 
The Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is located at 178 College Street in Pikeville and serves more than 500 businesses in eight Eastern Kentucky Counties: Floyd, Johnson, Knott, Lawrence, Letcher, Magoffin, Martin, and Pike. The Chamber’s mission is to serve the businesses of Southeastern Kentucky through a commitment to networking, advocacy, education, and collaboration as we partner together to enhance the business climate in our region.