I love antiquing just as much as the next and am always excited when traveling to visit new and different places especially for antiques. Well today is one of very few that my friend and i wish we would of just kept on driving. So I'll start off with the good... the "store" is in an amazing historic church and looks very inviting from the outside. okay now that that's covered here's mine and my friends experience today... Walk into a very crowded church with displays and products towering above you becoming a maze that you then must navigate...but don't worry if you need directions just wait a minute or two and BAM! there's the very "helpful" staff of one every time just so conveniently hanging or adjusting something but no worries she'll watch you until you're out of site and somehow is just around the next corner. Then my friend that is a very serious civil war reinactor asks about the time period accuracy of an item and she receives and i kid you not these responses ..... "I'm sure it's close enough, noone will ever know" ... and "just rip the tag out you'll be fine"....LOL...are you kidding me.... well lady for running an antique store i think of all people you would want to know these kind of things not only to better your customer service but to keep your businesses reputation to the highest standard possible. to sum it all up u start with prices that are high, add the fact that most products there are NOT antique, mix in a hearty amount of poor customer service, drizzle the entire thing with a tightly packed maze environment then wrap that entire experience with the feeling of being watched and there you have it -- Annie's Treasures . My advice is to drive by and admire the church for the historical aspect but do just that drive by you're not missing a thing. read more