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Charlevoix, MI (2025)

Castle Farms, July 01 is written above an aerial shot of a large white stone castle surrounded by rolling green lawn

Tuesday, July 1

Charlevoix, MI | Castle Farms

Thank you to Castle Farms and our station partner WGVU TV.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW airs Mondays at 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM on WGVU.

Thank you to Castle Farms and our station partner Detroit PBS.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW airs Mondays at 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM on Detroit PBS.

Thank you to Castle Farms and our station partner WCMU Public Television.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW airs Mondays at 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM on WCMU.

Event Details

5052 M-66
Charlevoix, MI 49720

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW’s event was located inside the Castle and outside on the grounds of Castle Farms.

Behind the Scenes at Castle Farms

Guests sit in a white trolly with "Castle Farms" written on the side as they pull up to a grassy field.

A guest standing in an outdoor line next to a trolly holds a hand-painted sign that says "Let's go AR" with the letters "AR" in a blue and yellow trunk.

Two camera crews spread out on a lawn with large trees in the background. A grip and two audio techs stand behind the camera men.

Appraisers Travis Landry, Nicho Lowry, and Billye Harris pose and smile for the camera.

Prints and Posters appraiser Laura Ten Eyck appraises a framed antique poster inside a brick room while speaking to the owner.

Collectibles appraiser Travis Landry high-fives a guest as they film an appraisal of her three posters

An appraiser and producer lean forward to re-adjust an item on an appraisal table as a camera man holds his camera close to the item.

Collectibles appraiser Jordan Weiss points out a detail on a guest's large tin with animals on it.

Various guests stand around a large outdoor train set with castles in the center.

A guest in overalls and a floppy hat holds a metal twisted sculpture in the shape of a tree. The sculpture sits on a rolling dolly and the guest stands in line for her item to be appraised.

Close up of a producer holding a water bottle in one hand and an iPhone in another taking a photo. She stands in between two cameras that surround her face.

A man wheels a large framed painting of a forest scene in dark and light blues and yellows, up to an appraisal table in a shaded courtyard.

A producer stands and looks at her iPad in an outdoor garden as she speaks to a guest who sits in an iron chair.

Two crew members carry a metal figure of a man riding a bike, with a wooden white head.

Tribal Arts appraiser Tony Abeyta holds a large Native threaded hat with figures depicting different scenes of life.

Two guests hold a large framed poster that reads "Grand Opera House, Capt. Phil, Memorial Day" in front of a camera crew inside a stone building.

A guest plays a thin brass tuba by a white lattice fence.

Collectibles appraiser James Supp looks over an antique metal divers helmet as he speaks to a guest.

Guests of all ages walk down a paved road towards the camera. Behind them is a large stone carriage house, on either side are rows of flowers, white tents and misc. camera equipment.

A camera crew, surrounded by monitors, cameras, tripods, and black coverings stare ahead as they watch an appraisal.

An appraiser and guest speak to a producer as they stand and wait to film their item. Ladders, wires, and other misc. equipment line either side of the frame.

Two crew members tie a pair of travel posters, with airplanes and thick block letters, to a metal frame in a stone courtyard.

A guest plays a thin brass tuba by a white lattice fence.

A guest leans over an appraisal table as Folk Art appraiser Leigh Keno examines an item in a magnifying glass.

A birds-eye-view of a woman taking a picture of her friend standing in front of a blue Antiques Roadshow banner.

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