I find that antique shopping can open up a window into the past in a way that stories alone can't…read more When I walk into this location, I can't help but think about life before the present. I've been coming here for years. After I moved away to Las Vegas, I was introduced to antiques that were actually made while I was still alive. I don't think that counts (just yet). Yet I always enjoyed coming back to this place to see items that pre-date myself! The first floor has a myriad of items - from gorgeous dish sets, jewelry, dolls, books, and unique furniture items.. The second floor has a few structural things, bedding, etc. There is even a back room that houses some interesting outfits for the person who likes to wear the past. The building itself is unique. It is a unique stage for the antiques within. Every time I am here, I end up walking out with something new that I didn't know that I even wanted. You might not enjoy it as much as I do, but for me, this is my favorite place to walk into the past.

The name says it all. If you want a store with a mix of antiques, vintage & collectible choices…read morethis is it. A large organized store with dealers offering sale items and friendly staff AND it is open on Wednesdays.

I stopped in this Tractor Supply Store since it was on my way home…read more Picked up chicken supplies. Plenty of stock on the shelves. The staff was very friendly and helped me load my car. I'll be back

Not a huge fan of this place. The manager refused to even consider matching an online price because…read moreit wasn't within so many miles, even though that meant I would spend ZERO dollars in their local store. Not friendly at all. The staff wanders around in la la land, I've already had to wait over 5 min at the register because the cashier was talking (personal matters) with her friend. Hello?! Ring up my ONE item so I can get out of here and then continue your gossip session! The prices are way too high for almost everything. The only thing I will say is, if they tear open a bag of dog food, they will sell it at a discount. But it's usually still more than you'd pay at Walmart for a non ripped bag.

This is a lovely, small antique store in an old church. The place is charming and has a nice…read moreselection, and is run by very nice people. They have a special interest in old clocks, that they refurbish. We've bought two, and they run perfectly. If you're by Somerset, Pal, Bryner's is definitely worth a stop.

1758 is a "fair trade" store that's affiliated with Ten Thousand Villages. Everything in the store…read morewas created by artisans from developing countries with some items being hand-made in the US. Along the items when I visited were jewelry, clothes, candle holders, lip gloss, spices, and greeting cards. Every item tells you where it was made with many telling the story of the makers. I love the idea of Fair Trade, but I also love being able to buy or gift something that's unique and not available in every Walmart in America. I would suggest stopping by this store if you ever need that perfect gift.

We visited Bedford for a very cold weekend in early January and were going to stop for coffee at…read moreHeBrews on our way out of town. We'll, it was Sunday & the coffee shop was closed. Happily, the Good 2 B Home, next door, was open. Proprietor Shelley Wertz was minding the shop, so we wandered around this charming, eclectic & really lovely shop. This is not your 'run of the mill' gift shop. There are items from local producers & artists are really 'cool stuff. Particularly, we liked the industrial-looking lamps that had usb & plug outlets. Really cool! Shelley could not have been more helpful & kind. Needless to say, we'll be back! (Hopefully at a time we can get coffee next door!)

Bathrooms were well stocked and maintained but the toilets weren't the cleanest…read more No Starbucks. Yes Dunkin. Lots of tables to sit and eat. And about a third of the gas pumps were out of order.

This is a very convenient travel stop for Tesla charging, gas up and truck stop…read more It has a 7-11, and good selection of several fast food restaurants on site. Restrooms is spacious and fairly clean. Service was efficient, and price was reasonable. Do recommend.

We stopped by and worth the stop to see the collection. We rang the doorbell at the museum and…read moreRon's wife came out for the deluxe tour. Many unusual and Interesting radios and she offered a story for all. Fun piece of history.

What a gem this place is! I stopped by after a stay at the nearby Jean Bonnet Tavern. Ron's…read morecollection is extraordinary, and features all kinds of radios I never knew existed, like one that's joined with a grandfather clock, and another hidden in a spice box. Well worth the visit!