This is the best Capitol gift shop I have ever been to! Located in the museum building (not the…read moreCapitol building). Soft and amazing t shirt designs, plenty of ornaments, post cards - all the kitschy local stuff- just perfect! There are 2 free regular parking spots for the gift shop with a one hour limit in the ADA lot but employees must park there because on multiple days they were taken. Parking is super cheap with the meters, you just have to walk across from the other lot.

Nice gift shop inside the state museum . It's big and stocked with a variety of state themed…read moresouvenirs and local products . Lots of variety from local wines and honey and maple syrup to blown glass , books and candles. If you are a pressed penny collector , there is a machine inside the gift shop with four different designs - the cost is 75 cents + one penny.

I have shopped here for many years! Wonderful selection, always something new. Reasonable prices,…read morefriendly staff.

Amazing selection of Fostoria!!! I completed a set that I had been working on for years. The…read morecashier was extremely helpful leading me to several nooks and crannies and helping me find exactly what I wanted. Extremely fair pricing. Neat selection of vintage Blenko, too. Well worth the stop. Fantastic diverse glass, porcelain, and nicknacks. I will be back!

My husband and I went to a Farm to Table dinner at J.Q. Dickinson the evening of 5/20. The chefs…read morefor the night were graduating students from the Carver Career Center. We throughly enjoyed ourselves and the two couples we sat with. Everyone was pleasant and talkative. The food served was delicious and well presented. Each course was developed by a student. The one thing we thought was that the noise was out of control. Even the two partners sitting with us. Of course, I had to purchase the cookbooks in the store. I love cookbooks. Now I just need to make something out of them. We both hope, to make it to another Farm to Table.

Overcharged for the salt we purchased, didn't realize until after we left. Rude tour guide, didn't…read moreprovide any information and the "hands on" part was not worth the extra cost.

We had some trouble getting in but they came and helped, the cabin wasn't super clean but it was…read morelate and finding somewhere else wasn't really an option for the location. We talked with the owner and he was very reasonable afterwards.

I was promised a refund when I showed up to the property and it had been incredibly misrepresented…read moreon the website. The hot tub was not operational, along with the shower. Mr. Fisher has not kept his word and has not given a refund. He claims he emailed me about the hot tub. He did not and the onus would be on him to prove that. The grass hadn't been cut in quite a while, the outside equipment has also not properly been taken care of. Be wary of renting from this company.

This visitor center sits next to the iconic bridge over New River Gorge. It has ample parking. The…read moreinterior offers a gift shop, a basic introductory movie, and occasional educational events. It also has rocking chairs inside if you want to look out over the river. Outside the building is a walkway that goes down a significant number of stairs to a platform that looks out towards the bridge. It likely has some of the best views of any National Park visitor center you're ever likely to find. It's also a good place to get information and load up on water before heading down into the gorge where amenities are limited and cell service is generally absent. There's no charge to stop in.

If you're visiting New River gorge, this is probably the second stop you make after the incredible…read moreoverlook to the bridge. The visitor center is clean and there is plenty of parking. There are restrooms inside but the building is not dog friendly. They did have the national parks passport stamp so my husband was very excited about that. The building has some interpretive exhibits about the gorge, the famous bridge and the recent regions history. There is also a viewing area. I feel like the center was closing earlier than I expected it to, so we had to make our visit a quick one but it is a great jumping off point for spending time in the park.

Teresa at Personalize Your Items really has some unique and great looking products. I don't know…read moreanyone else that offers for example custom printed dominoes at a reasonable price. She also make guitar picks you can put an image on and even add some text to the back side. Her personalization online was easy to use and to understand, some of them are not.

This is a great company I've ordered some custom dominoes from them and the owner was very helpful…read moreall the way through maintaining constant communication making sure I'm happy with the end product and I will be ordering again soon

Cute little antique shop that may be worth a stop if you're in the area. Not as big as the other…read moreones on the street such as The Mason Jar and New to You but definitely better organized and cheaper. Interesting to look around even if you don't end up buying anything. I liked the music playing, and the women there said hi but didn't engage through the rest of the visit. Seemed to be a lot of sales going on, so it might be worth your time!

This is really the antique store of all antique stores. It's so easy to get lost in -- which is…read moredefinitely a good thing. There's tons of weird stuff (that is to say, things you definitely haven't seen before). There's also an upstairs that I would make sure to check out. There's a lot of bigger items up there. However, there are plenty of items here that are completely problematic and racist. Not sure why they're still out for sale, but they made me uncomfortable, and I don't think they deserve a place on the display. I didn't buy anything as most of the things were a little pricer than what you might expect from a place like this, but I guess that's what you have to pay for for antiques. More organized in the building than you would think, but the prices are a little all over.

First of all, what an amazing and cool place! My wifey and I love the Great town of Point…read morePleasant. We come in here all the time and there is sure no place like it. A place full of rare and historical items. In fact, many years ago, my wifey stopped in to buy me a neat tobacco pipe. We are super fans of the 1950s Twilight Zone and she knew I wanted a pipe like on the episode (Long Live Walter Jamison.) But again, we would like to thank the kind owners for always making us feel at home over the years. Godspeed.

Stopped here today after seeing it in the Sunday Driver Antique Map. It's a charming store with a…read morevariety of items. My favorite being the vintage picture frames and art. The store is also connected to a couple boutiques and bookstore so it makes for a fun one stop shop!

From the owner: We sell gently used furniture and antiques. We have 27 separate vendors offering a wide variety of…read moreproducts. Featuring Bookish by Bri and Chavis Crossing Clothing Boutique. We also house the office of L. Brook Marketing.