Located in downtown Madison. Gift shop with a variety of nice clothing selections, local pottery,…read more various gift items.. Adjacent to a walk through dry goods/café. The café is closed on Monday. Upstairs there is an another section with antique curio booths with items for sale. Creaky floors in a very old building with a small walk through museum regarding the infamous family murder in the 1920s. Upstairs needs a good dusting. Friendly staff .

We decided to do a short road trip to check out Madison, NC and the see what we would find along…read morethe way. My wife reminded me there was a recent paranormal show we watched on Netflix that was filmed at Madison Dry Goods. I remembered the show and the impact on the people that stayed there during their 28 days. We actually talked about not wanting a ghost to attach to us and follow us home! We arrived a little after 2pm on a Saturday. Street parking was easy. We walked in and started to peruse the clothing area and were greeted by the owner. We learned he just purchased the business 11 days earlier. We chatted about the history and the filming for the Netflix show. As we began to look closer at their clothing items we were really impressed with the quality and their prices. They also had several racks featuring discounted items. We then walked over to the dry goods area which offered a lot of local products including honey, jams and jellies, popcorn, candy, grits and more. We decided to walk upstairs to look at the museum and some of the history of the hotel. This space was featured in the Netflix documentary and while it was cool it was also a bit creepy. We also learned they plan to use some of the space upstairs to have a antique marketplace area where people can rent booth space in the near future which will be a cool addition. We both ended up buying some clothing items and chatting with the owners. They were very welcoming and helpful. Wonderful stop and we will absolutely be back when we are in the area. Stop in and support this small business.

This is my favorite shop in Mayodan. In addition to Charlie's Soap, we go there somewhat regularly…read morefor the North Carolina peanuts (sold in jars packed by a local church's mens' group) and home knick knacks. They have a nice selection of t-shirts and I recently bought one that just says "kayak" and has a graphic of the state of NC. Very soft, nice burgundy color. They have a lot of seasonal decorations (always very inexpensive) and a lot of little home decor/gift ideas like glasses or blocks with cute sayings, cute pictures frames, etc. It's not a huge selection but good. A lot of their stuff has kind of a rustic, country, cabin-y kind of flair. They also have metal garden art that I think is probably made locally. Hard to describe, the best I can do is to say that they are artistic renderings of small creatures made out of metal rods.

Larrys is a great store--tremendous selection of everything from large furniture in a wide price…read morerange, to collectibles and sundries. I have been very happy with the service--we have a enjoyed a beautiful dining room suite now for several years from Larrys, along with the chandelier in the same dining room. It was an unexpected surprise to find such a beautiful fixture in an adjoining area--this store goes on and on! I was also DELIGHTED to find a two-volume cook book that my mother always used, and that now was in tatters. She was a fabulous cook, and always said if she could just keep ONE cookbook, Meta Given's set would be the one she would choose. I was browsing in the kitchen wares area, and there was a fine set on the shelf in very good condition. With five daughters, that's two down and three to go. It's always a treat to see what's new, and Larry is so nice--many years in the business, so very knowledgeable, and this is his passion and it shows. The store is well organized and a great place to browse to your heart's content--and hopefully find the right things that can find a place in your home or man cave.

This is a large antique store with a very large selection of furniture - chairs, wardrobes,…read moredressers, tables, etc. Some at extremely good prices, some a little pricy for the area. Worth a browse.

great place to look around & find a deal the people working very nice & helpful great prices…read moreI liked this place when it was in Ridgeway

I am impressed with this store. Nice staff and quality items. Since I read an article about…read moreGoodwill throwing unchecked donations in the dumpster in Lynchburg, I will donate to this store. Goodwill has taken away the donation box at Dalton Park dump in Henry County.

I love this thrift store. I've found a lot of treasures here to fix up our home. They have great…read more1/2 price sales, and the proceeds goes to help women in need.

Very neat store with all sorts of interesting things. Each day is a different price with new…read morethings. Very sweet local ladies running it as well. You are allowed to open any of the boxes at a certain table and see what they contain. It's like a big treasure hunt lol. Nice to see something neat in this place.

I found this place completely by accident, but I'm glad I did. It's larger than it looks from the…read moreoutside, and there's enough vendors in there to guarantee something for almost any antique taste. From furniture to Civil War memorabilia to toys and trinkets, I saw a bit of everything. Staff seem friendly and there are restrooms in the back.

We stopped in near closing time, but were greeted by Pepper and his associates and were encouraged…read moreto take our time to browse. This was a nice antique shop with tremendous variety and good merchandise and a very nice owner!! I look forward to a return trip .

Cute little tea and coffee shop in downtown Pilot Mountain, NC. I tried the Warewolf in London -…read moreEarl grey tea, vanilla & milk. My husband tried the Leptrchauns Luck - Irish cream & chocolate. So delicious and light. Perfect for a sunny day with a little seating area and goodies to look at.