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Wood Grains American Furniture
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455 Franklin Street
Rocky Mount, VA 24151 - Phone: (540) 483-0627 Phone: (540) 483-0627
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Meet Dulcie Webster Hankins: She's a native of Franklin County; Rocky Mount is her hometown. She has a different concept of furniture: that you should be able to own classic, real-wood furniture that meets your taste. She knows you want to be able to own American-made furniture that lasts a lifetime, not something that ends up in the landfill in five years, forcing you to spend your hard-earned money replacing something you expected to last longer. She'll treat you right and introduce you to the fine qualities of Amish- and locally-made furniture, home decor and gifts that you'll cherish for a lifetime!
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