Stoll’s taxidermy biz finds new home

Photo/ Adam Louis. Wade Stoll, right, stands with his daughters, April, left, 19, and Brooke, 12, center. Stoll has set up his taxidermy business in the old Wheatland Book Nook.

WHEATLAND – It’s been said there’s a ghost living at 875 Gilchrist St.

“George” haunts what used to be the Wheatland Book Nook, but he has recently noticed some changes. Bookshelves have been traded for animals of all kinds. The legendary snipe adorns the wall to the right of the entrance. On the rustic wood decorating the walls leading to a medium-blue-painted railing and accompanying staircase stands a menagerie of trophy game: elk, deer, ducks and fish. A collection of skulls sits in a glass case, protected from the elements.



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