Tuesday Jan 27 2009
Denio's Past and Present
By: Photos by Ashley Baer/Roseville Press-Tribune
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Jim Denio auctioning off lumber at the lumberyard in the early 1950s.
Jim Denio auctioning off lumber at the lumberyard in the early 1950s.
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Jim Denio (with mic), with his son Ken behind him, at an auction in 1968.
Jim Denio (with mic), with his son Ken behind him, at an auction in 1968.
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Denio's grew from a single fruit stand in 1947 into a farmer's market, auction and swap meet open on Saturdays.
Denio's grew from a single fruit stand in 1947 into a farmer's market, auction and swap meet open on Saturdays.
Photo by Ashley Baer/Auburn Journal
Photo by Ashley Baer/Auburn Journal
Denio's today stretches over 70 acres in Roseville and is open year-round Fridays through Sundays.
Denio's today stretches over 70 acres in Roseville and is open year-round Fridays through Sundays.
Photo by Ashley Baer/Auburn Journal
Nick Stasuc has been running a produce stand at Denio's Farmers' Market and Swap Meet since 1986.
Nick Stasuc has been running a produce stand at Denio's Farmers' Market and Swap Meet since 1986.
Photo by Ashley Baer/Auburn Journal
Adam Karapetyan, who has been selling leather goods at Denio's for 13 years, credits the open-air market for all his knowledge of the retail business, creating the foundation needed to open his own store, Bikerwear US in Folsom, four years ago.
Adam Karapetyan, who has been selling leather goods at Denio's for 13 years, credits the open-air market for all his knowledge of the retail business, creating the foundation needed to open his own store, Bikerwear US in Folsom, four years ago.
Photo by Ashley Baer/Auburn Journal
Photo by Ashley Baer/Auburn Journal
Milly Stasuc runs a second produce stand within the farmers market.
Milly Stasuc runs a second produce stand within the farmers market.
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