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Aug 19, 2015 · Business owners Tom and Molly Bedell built the house in 2004. Bedell, a Spirit Lake, Iowa, native, is the son of former U.S. Rep. Berkley Bedell, who founded Berkley Fly Co. Bedell expanded the ...
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Jun 10, 2012 · Molly Bedell and her husband Tom are the owners of one of our favorite shops in Nashville (with the original store in Aspen, CO), Two Old Hippies. Music runs in the family, with 6 grown kids between them (and two grandchildren) who are all musically talented playing piano, guitar, drums and harmonica. We love the fun this couple is having as ...
Molly Bedell: The home was attractive to us as the architecture reminded us of our home in Colorado – sort of 1950’s outside, but with modern open concept inside. The home is all one level, which was also a plus. It was really exciting that we also had the opportunity to do a little customizing on the interior.
Apr 26, 2021 · In a March 1 statement posted to Facebook, co-owner Molly Bedell said the store will be forced to permanently close due to hardships brought on by COVID-19. Ten years ago, Oregon transplants Molly and Tom Bedell opened Two Old Hippies in the Gulch. Veteran business owners, the pair set their sights on Nashville for their next venture.
Molly and Tom Bedell opened their Two Old Hippies store in the Gulch in 2011, filling it with the things they love—guitars, music, clothing, gifts, a performance stage, and a magic bus. It immediately became the destination for everything hip and hippie and a spot where the vibe is all about peace, love, and understanding with a healthy dose ...
Sep 20, 2014 · Splitting workdays and weekends between two growing business ventures and five homes, Tom and Molly Bedell decided it was time to part ways with an impressive 24,876-square-foot lakefront property ...
Courtesy Two Old HippiesTom and Molly Bedell, owners of Two Old Hippies in Aspen, discuss a business matter at their new location in Nashville, Tenn., which opened last Monday. ASPEN – Two Old Hippies, an Aspen bastion of acoustic guitars, flower-power threads and just about all things groovy, has taken its act on the road.
