110-112 S. Main - Mackey Building

Evenutally both sides housed the antique store with a door that had been cut into the dividing wall when the 'Bear's End' was housed in the south portion; and later when the 'Bear's End' moved into 114 S. Main a door way was also cut into the dividing wall's; this door was again sealed to make a seperate building which houses Civies.

The Collectors - 1982-199_ - Ronald Mackey & Ruth Mackey

Originally started in the north store front - 110 S. Main and eventually expanded to the south store front
Ruth was one of the original "Country Cousins" whose shop was across the street

The late 1990's tho the back was connected together a doorway midway in the front shop area was cut out in order to enable customers to pass from one side of the shop to the other more conviently

The Collectors Ronalad & Ruth Mackey / Donald Mackey - 199_-2000

The Collectors Donald Mackey / Ruth Mackey- 2000-2011,Jun

2011 - jun 16 - Collectors antique store and the Bear End closes after after this summer. Hoping to sell most of the inventory by end of Summer it has been marked down to 50% off; Don plans to open duiring the Christmas season and summer months but is hoping to rent out the two store fronts starting 2012 but untill rented out he will open during the summer season.

North 110 S. Main

198_ - The Antiqiuarian - Mary Ann McClelland

The Collectors Mackey's Antiques & Bears End Shop - Ronald R & Ruth Mackey - June 1982 - 2011

They started business out in the this the north section until Mary's Shoppe was closed time in the early 1990's for a brief time.

2021,Feb-? - Scotty's On Main - Jean & Scott King

Opened March 5

2025,May-2026 - Shades of Beauty (Hair Salon) - Michelle Renee Moved from 110 N. Main St.

South

Mary's Shoppe Mary Tanguy - 15 April 1984-2000

A variety of unique gifts and needlework supplies. Mary attends gift shows in Dallas, Chicago, and Washington D.C. The shop contains gifts for children; cards & stationary; decorative accessories made in the United States and imported from Europe and the Orient. As well as special handcrafted items by Indiana artists. "A World of Serendipity"

She closed down sometime between 1991-1993; and then came back and re-opened the shop for a brief time at 114 S. Main before building their own building at 101 S. Main.

The Collectors & Bear Shop Annex - Ron & Ruth Mackey ? - ?

Tho the back was connected together a doorway midway in the front shop area was cut out in order to enable customers to pass from one side of the shop to the other more conviently

2023 - Legacy Salon & Spa - owener - Angie Maroules 2020 - Moved from 214 N Main to 218 S. Main "The Lakes" magazine says Angie Maroules is now the owner of the building (sic); she bought Michelle's Headquarters on Jan 1, 2018 and re-named it "Legacy Salon & Spa "

2023 - Moved to 110 S Main.

Basement

? - Mar 2002 - Mackey's Workshop in basement accessed from Alley

Upstairs.

3 Apartments uptairs remodeled 2002-2003

Has sat empty since closing of the Collectors - - Donald D Mackey

2014 - renovation work had been in progress during the fall for redesigned as a working studio and shop.

2014 - Nov - IT’S YOU! - Jan Peyser, owner and silversmith jeweler, Jan Peyser Jewelry, LLC; building owner Donald D Mackey Gallery & Studio - separated from the gallery by long drapes, grand opening event Nov. 7, 8, and 9. Peyser has been an artist since childhood, though her path was diverted along the way to raise her children and teach high school English and drama in southern Indiana for twelve years before moving to Culver, where she taught English and coached public speaking for nine years. Then, during the summer after her fifteenth year of teaching, she took a course in silversmithing at the Mendocino Art Center in California. Peyser immediately recognized it was time to pursue her dream, and, six years later, she left teaching and went on the road to participate in nationwide art shows for two years. During those years on the road, customers were enchanted by the distinctive designs and purchased her jewelry, calling it “captivating,” and “inspired.” Exhilarated and exhausted, Peyser folded up her tent for the last time and spent one year thinking about and discussing ideas with her husband, author Ray Gleason. Eventually, Peyser ventured into the world of retail with two shops on the Lake Michigan shoreline. There she gained valuable experience managing a shop, working with customers, carefully choosing and carrying other artists’ collections, and learning she absolutely loved having a shop focused on exquisite works of art. Peyser - author of "The Opera Cat" - An Urban Fairy Tale for Adults and Children Owner, Designer, Artist of Jan Peyser Jewelry, LLC (Silversmith Jeweler) Company Jun 2002 – Duration15 yrs 10 mos - Location Plymouth, Indiana Instructor of English & Assistant Speech Coach Aug 1999 – Jun 2008 8 yrs 11 mos Culver Academies Education Indiana University Bloomington M.S., B.A. - English and Amercian Literature & Theatre Arts; Half Hollow Hills H.S., Dix Hills, New York

2017 - Feb 26 - Sallie's by the Shore We are very excited to officially announce that S allie's by the Shore will be serving up your favorite scoop at Lake Maxinkuckee in Culver, Ind.!!! ???? We are adding a new location with a store front in the Culver downtown across from the ever popular Cafe Max, and next to the adorable clothing shop, Civvies! We are excited to meet new faces and are working towards a May Opening Day! The shop will be so fun and so Sallie's! This is also where we will be making our handcrafted ice cream, right on site! Stay tuned for more new and exciting updates with Sallie's by the Shore!

2020 - May 11 - Sallie's by the Shore - SALLIE’S COVID-19 UPDATE: Many of you know, we left our downtown location, with plans to be at the Marina this season. This has been postponed for this season due to COVID restrictions & other planning reasons.

2020,May 24-? - Health 2 the Max, Smoothie & Juice Bar - Jean & Scott King