Union's Sestercentennial to include antiques, collectibles auction; donations sought

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UNION — The Union Sestercentennial committee announces an Antiques and Collectibles Auction event as part of the 250th Anniversary celebration activities. Bruce Gamage, Jr., owner of Gamage Antiques in Rockland, is the auctioneer. The Auction will be Sunday, July 21, with a preview beginning at 11 a.m. and bidding starting at 1 p.m., in the Blueberry Acres building at the Union Fairgrounds.

The proceeds will be shared between the Union Historical Society and the Mathews Museum.

“The Sestercentennial is a big celebration; we want to feature Union and its history over the last 250 years,” said Gamage. “We are especially looking for items that relate to Union and the area.”

Anyone can donate nice quality items in good condition, old or new, to the Auction. There is no limitation on size for donated items, however, no electronics or items made with particle board will be accepted. For more information on how to donate an item or to help volunteer with the auction itself, contact Sharon Caron at bsbooks183@gmail.com or by phone/text 207.975.2646

The auction will be held in the Blueberry Acres building on the Union Fairgrounds.

For those interested in volunteering to help with other Sestercentennial activities, please contact the Union Sestercentennial Committee at unionme250@gmail.com.

Event Date: 

Sun, 07/21/2024 - 11:00am

Event Location: 

Union Fairgrounds

Address: 

Union Fairgrounds
Union, ME 04862
United States