Rachel Andreoli for The Sentinel
In Cumberland County, there is no shortage of residents with unique talents and independent spirit.
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Company name: The Bunkhouse Vintage and more
Years in business: 2 years
Location: 636 N. West St., Carlisle
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Contact: The Bunkhouse Vintage and More on Facebook
Q: Why did you want to start this business?
A: It was a combination of my husband’s and my own passions and hobbies: my love of all things old and the memories they bring back, and my husband’s love of live music. Vintage shop during the day, live music several Saturdays a month.
Q: How did you get started?
A: When the pandemic hit and the world shut down, all the things we used to do stopped. We needed something to occupy our time. That’s how the vintage business started.
Q: What does your company sell or offer?
A: Vintage home goods, clothing and jewelry.
Q: What is the biggest challenge for you right now?
A: Getting customers into the house. We have such a great thing and so much space, but no one who appreciates it.
Q: What is your favorite thing to do or place in Cumberland County?
A: I love all the small businesses and business support in the area. The community is incredible.
Rachel Andreoli is the owner of Love Where You Live LLC.
