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Robin and Kathy Hopkins decorated a large portion of their home like a traditional diner to provide an appropriate display space for their huge collection of Coke memorabilia.
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The entry of the Hopkins home is separated into a seating and dining area and decorated with crosses and statuettes of nuns and monks.
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Kathy Hopkins is an avid collector, and displays a number of her religious-themed items in the entry room.
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Some of the nun figurines are displayed on an end table.
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A choir of monks sings above a rosary, flanked by a stained glass model church.
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This seating area is just off the entry to the Hopkins home.
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A pair of nuns offer a humorous approach to salt and pepper shakers.
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A display in the Hopkins home mixes serious and humorous approaches to faith, including figures and plates from the "Brother Juniper" comic series with more conventional religious items.
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Kathy Hopkins collects items portraying the "Brother Juniper" comic series. The panels were published in newspapers and magazines from 1958 to 1989.
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Choir figurines adorn a shelf containing comic photos of Kathy Hopkins.
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A Norman Rockwell figurine stands beside a plate painted by Kathy Hopkins' mother in the master bedroom.
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An antique telephone accents a bedside table.
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The master bedroom in the home centers around a four-poster bed
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A chaise lounge occupies the window wall in the master bedroom.
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The chest of drawers in the master bedroom serves as a display space for Norman Rockwell figurines and plates hand-painted by Kathy Hopkins' mother.
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The chest of drawers in the master bedroom serves as a display space for Norman Rockwell figurines and plates hand-painted by Kathy Hopkin's mother.
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A winter-themed Mrs. Albee award stands next to an old photo on a hand-stitched table cover.
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Among other collectibles Kathy Hopkins collects Avon Mrs. Albee award figurines.
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This cheery yellow room displays a collection of the Mrs. Albee figurines awarded to top-selling Avon representatives in a setting of wicker and white.
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This cheerful room is decorated with wicker furniture and memorabilia, including a collection of the Mrs. Albee figurines awarded to top-selling Avon representatives.
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A trip to Mexico inspired the decor of this bathroom.
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A red-and-white checkered counter provides the transition between kitchen and living room. A display rail runs along the ceiling for a variety of Coke collectibles.
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The stools at the counter are emblazoned with the Coca-Cola logo and an image of the distinctive bottle.
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A Coke plasma lamp glows beside a Coke ice bucket and tongs.
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A vintage juke box plays a selection of oldies in the Coke-decorated room.
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Everything from small buttons to huge signs is emblazened with the colors and logo of Coca-Cola.
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The diner theme extends to menus and trays of plastic food.
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A bench sports matching pillows.
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A sign from a rural area sports pockmarks from being used for target practice.
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Even tables sport the logo.
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The fireplace continues the theme, and framed ads display Coke campaigns from years ago.
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A calendar, doll, cookie jar, candle and other collectibles continue the Coke theme.
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The Hopkins filled a hutch with collectible Coke dishes and glasses.
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The Hopkins filled a hutch with collectible Coke dishes and glasses.
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The Coke logo isn't just in English on the products displayed in the Hopkins home.
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Straw, napkin and condiment containers continue the theme.
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