Anthro Apothecary

Sometimes you just need a little look around. 🤎
From our shelves filled with natural wellness favorites to small-batch skincare, herbal remedies, teas, and thoughtful finds, there’s a little something to discover in every corner of Anthro Apothecary. Come find something new

📍 128 E Chicago Blvd, Tecumseh, MI

It’s NOVEMBER! 🍂 That means Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and our Sugar & Spice favorites will be taking center stage over the next couple of weeks 🙌 come grab your cooking favorites and make your holiday tables special this year!

Yay! We’re so happy you’re loving your product! 🤍 Thank you for taking the time to share such kind words and support our small business. It truly means so much to us!

Cashmere, cotton & linen, oh my! 🤎

From cozy cashmere sweaters to timeless cotton and linen favorites, we have all the textures and layers to love this season.

Don’t forget to shop all things cozy! 🍂

A little Holdridge family history! Mr. Holdridge’s 6th great grandparents. Stop in the store and check out some more area history on the walls of Mr. Holdridge’s.

An interesting and sad story about one of Raisin Township's earliest settlers... At the Raisin Presbyterian Cemetery on Sutton Road, one of the earliest birthdates to be found is on the tombstone of Deborah Slocum Holdridge who was born in 1778. Mrs. Holdridge came to Michigan from New York state with her husband Felix in 1837. They established a farm in Raisin Township. In October of 1839, Mrs. Holdridge set out on foot into the woods to look for rushes, which were utilized in those early days for cleaning the wooden-ware of which the table dishes were largely composed. When she did not return, residents from far and near searched for her for two weeks. After six weeks, her body was found in an "Indian hut" in Dundee Township, seven miles from her home. https://www.findagrave.com/.../22510131/deborah-holdridge...