The Carrot Queen

These photos kindly supplied by Romana's husband, Charles, give clear evidence of true carrot madness. Her collection has now over 1350 carrot pieces and is still growing! Romana runs the famous Armistead Cottage in Rhode Island where you can visit and stay in the Carrot Room. Find out more here.      

Yes you can collect almost anything with a carrot emblem which the World Carrot Museum calls "Carrotabilia". Romana's extensive collection includes:

Toothbrushes, Cars, a Canoe, stampers, cards, seed packets and plant signs, candy, chocolates, dog toys, clocks, a wild bunch watch, neck ties, a pair of slippers, salt 'n pepper shakers.

Cat nips, wooden people with carrots, napkin rings, teddy costume, light switches, ceramic bowls, tiles, pens, jars, eraser, sequins, trivet, ceramic shoe, pictures on silk and wood, a birdhouse.

A carrot strainer, cookie cutter, sugar creamer, fishing lure, timer, teapot, brushes, tissues, a wheelbarrow, glasses, jewellery, pencil sharpener, soap dispenser, decanter, mugs, forks, knifes, peelers, T-shirt, pillows, stuffed animals.

Mouse mat, Easter lights, aprons, jailbird, handkerchief, plates, basket, underwear!!, papier mache boxes, hand puppet, soap, measuring cup, door handles, peg board, licence plates, carrot treats for guinea pigs, piggy banks, recipe  cards.

Candle holders, candles, candle sticks, a carrot patch (from Holtville), Tybo the Carrot man from "Lost in Space", Carrot highway video, jump rope.

(Note some of these photos will take a long time to down load but they are worth it!)

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