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beautiful basis for the presentation of any event; a place one just wants to be." Indeed, Mark Massey The Compound's owner/developer has an eye for keeping things true to this part of Texas. Take a walk with him through the property and it's obvious that he's passionate about getting it right - from the way his five big barns relate to one another, to how the architecture expresses the Texas vernacular, softened by lots of greenspace that connects each of the barns to the next. "People just love to be here," says Johnston. "They come for the quality and variety of dealers, but I'm fairly sure that they linger because of the feeling. It's a rather joyful place to be." It does seem that visitors stay longer because of what Massey has created. Last show a group arrived mid-day with picnic baskets and coolers. While not encouraging that, the team said it was nice to see The Compound's central gathering spot being so enjoyed. Here, really good food and wine is available and everyone gathers around picnic tables to share it. There's even an espresso bar, and frequently scheduled live music. So, do visit to enjoy it all, sans the picnic basket, of course. 2550 S. State Texas Highway, two miles south of Round Top's Town Square. Fall Show September 22 through October 6. beautiful basis for the presentation of any event; a place one just wants to be." Mark Massey The Compound's owner/developer has an eye for keeping things true to this part of Texas. Take a walk with him through the property and it's obvious that he's passionate about getting it right - from the way his five big barns relate to one another, to how the architecture expresses the Texas vernacular, OUT TAKES SPRING '18 ANTIQUE SHOW AT THE COMPOUND Alfresco dining Soaring ceilings & broad spaces play backdrop to a broad range of antiques Pathways and fountains Welcoming courtyards & espresso to go D ANOTHER MASSEY DEVELOPMENT NOT TO MISS…RUMMEL SQUARE @ Highway 237 & Round Top Rd. An eclectic collection of uber chic shops. Eateries include The Garden Company with its massive century oak - Round Top's own "witness tree," reputed to be 500+ years old. Dining under its branches is always special, as locals Ed & Jo Hendricks frequently do. delivering a memorable experience is the mission at The Compound Antique Show says show producer/director Kathy Johnston. "This venue is classic Texas countryside, a Advertisement / Promotion