Smokey Row Antique Shop

Local author Pat Camalliere discusses her new memoir about her successful battle with cancer. With smiles along the way, Camalliere gives patients and those who love them hope, encouragement, and the tools to survive a disease that has a difficult course. Books will be available for purchase and signing. Camalliere's other 4 mysteries will

This club showcases the way base ball was played in 1858. At matches, the Quarrymen tend their bases and scout the outfield without mitts, always hoping that the “onion” is knocked their way. While at bat, the ballists strike with their willows to knock the “apple out

This club showcases the way base ball was played in 1858. At matches, the Quarrymen tend their bases and scout the outfield without mitts, always hoping that the “onion” is knocked their way. While at bat, the ballists strike with their willows to knock the “apple out

This club showcases the way base ball was played in 1858. At matches, the Quarrymen tend their bases and scout the outfield without mitts, always hoping that the “onion” is knocked their way. While at bat, the ballists strike with their willows to knock the “apple out

Last Call at Smokey Row, a standalone novel about a young woman who sets out to recreate her life with the help of a group of odd characters in a Lemont bar reminiscent of Lemont's Smokey Row Days. Pat is the author of the award-winning Cora Tozzi Historical

We are pleased to welcome Pat Camalliere, author of the Cora Tozzi Historical Mystery Series . Pat writes about and lives in Lemont. Learn about the fascinating history of Lemont while enjoying Pat’s award-winning and bestselling novels. Each takes place in a different time period and brings new memorable