Old Stuff

"We honestly decided to stop out of curiosity without looking for something specific, but I found a perfect gift for my cowboy cousin that I know he would like, and the best thing was at an incredible price. The place is run by someone who is not trying to sell but has a lot to tell...unique and exceptional experience."

"Some nice woodworking, but the proprietor/artisan was very self-aggrandizing and rude. He would not stop talking to us to seek validation for his work. Any little comment or question we were able to get in edgewise was responded to in such a way as to make us feel stupid for even opening our mouths. He also seems to be prejudiced against young people, in general."

"Wow we loved it! Amazing wood work! Bought a beautiful wood stool with an eagle carved onto the top. Come check it out! Now we can have a place to sit while putting our shoes or boots on!"

"Had an amazing visit with "Fred". He is an old school woodcarver. The horses and American flags there are built from scratch. Very impressive. He learned trades and how to have an organized shop from his father. He and his wife have weathered the highs and lows of the antique business by never losing focus. He buys what he knows people want and keeps prices affordable. His store is open as long as people want to stop in. He is not hesitant to educate you about the pitfalls of the antique business. His advice: find a hobby you enjoy doing right now or every stage of life. Don't wait for retirement thinking I will do something I enjoy then. Life is too short to work someplace you don't enjoy or to not have something to get out of bed for every day. Fred has worked many places and very long days. He changed jobs, when it wasn't interesting or enjoyable anymore. He is a prototype go-getter utterly focused on enjoying life, which for him is interacting with the people that stop in and want to chat. A memorable experience."

"Quaint and cozy shop with some beautiful wood work and antique treasures. Definitely worth a stop."