Main Street of Yesteryear gave the two RV Gypsies the opportunity to wind their way down a special Main Street (at their own pace) and they viewed windows filled with fully restored antique displays that Americans enjoyed at prominent department stores during much of the 20th Century.

Admission was included when they purchased tickets to Shenandoah Caverns. It is open all year and is located two minutes from I-81, Exit 269, five miles north of New Market, Virginia.

Below: Lee Duquette at the staircase leading up to "Main Street of Yesteryear". Walking up the stairs, the two RV Gypsies enjoyed the bears from the Rose Bowl Parade.

Below: The two RV Gypsies looked up and saw bears enjoying themselves.

The two RV Gypsies strolled through "Main Street of Yesteryear" and were delighted to discover that motion detectors brought each display to life as they approached the different displays.

They started off with the story of Cinderella as they watched the fairytale come to life as Cinderella goes to the ball. Everything came to life as the two RV Gypsies walked near the displays.

Below: Then the two RV Gypsies enjoyed the 3-ringed Circus Display - the oldest animated exhibit

Below: The two RV Gypsies really enjoyed the Presidential Inaugural Parade, complete with miniature military units, bands and floats. They felt like this should have been a bigger display.

Below: The Merry-Go-Round went round-and-around while playing music.

Below: The Caverns Castle display had three windows full of action.

Below: After descending back down the staircase towards Shenandoah Caverns Gift Store, Karen Duquette photographed a few more interesting items in some showcase windows.

Below: An amazing artwork of peacocks in the showroom

Below: Shenandoah Cavern awards on the walls in the gift shop