Hidden Barn Gift Shop

A gift and antiques shop operated from a red barn just south of Ballard Park next to where Grand Union, now CVS, stands. (Read More)

NUGGET #75

“Old Ridgefield” column by Jack Sanders, The Ridgefield Press, 10/25/2001

Hidden Barn Gift Shop was a gift and antiques shop operated from a red barn at the north end of the Ridgefield Shopping Center, then more commonly known as the Grand Union shopping center; address was [old numbering system] 144 Main Street; operated by Carolyn and Herman Koch; later became Hickory & Tweed ski shop; burned down around 1971.

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