My Country Store has unique locally made gifts for men, women and children, including babies…read more Wedding gifts, jewelry, hair and other accessories, food gifts, decor, seasonal, all in a variety of price points. Their COVID hours are limited currently to Wednesday through Sunday 1-3pm. You may buy online and have your order shipped or pick it up in person if the hours don't suit your sschedule. Their are many more items in store than online. There is always something new.

From the owner: My Country Story specializes in locally made gifts from area artisans. Our dye-free soy candles are…read moremade right at the shop and we also offer custom cutting boards, signs, glassware, and more!

Always have what im looking for And we ould recommend it to…read moreothers to visit . Will be returning soon to try out some of their new stuff .

So sad that they are gone now. It was one of the only places to get body jewelry and smoke…read moresupplies near me.

It's a cool store but the the workers don't like when you play hide and seek so don't do it. If you…read moredo so be careful they're always watching.

Outstanding decor store and general store duo in the same spot…read more Elfmade & Company is wall-to-wall charm and rustic chic in every nook and cranny of this historic home turned home decor shop. From embroidered rugs to decorative accents, kiddie stuff to kitchen gadgets, small furniture to diningware, holiday decor to unique gifts for everyone, this multi-room Americana collection is a primitives dream. The displays are well thought out, and no inch is left undecorated. The friendly decorator told us, "If there's a space, I put something in it!" :) One of the best-executed arrangements of decor in this grandma's-house shop style, that this Yelper has ever seen. The quirkier the building, the more the creativity in displays. We make pilgrimages to such places all over New England, and you will absolutely want to hit this place up if you feel the same. Buy all the things, put them in your big trunk, but make room for more things from Calef's General Store next door (see separate review). This was a terrific discovery. Always happy to find a gift shop/food combo, and this awesome collection of historic buildings housing unique country decor and general store, make Elfmade/Calef's a powerhouse combo. Support small business, fill your belly, and deck your halls all year long.

What an enchanting place! Easy to get to, just take Route 4 towards Deerfield/Manchester. The owner…read moreput a bright yellow handmade sign off the main road. I felt like I had left the Northwood I've always known, and entered the "Northwoods"! Literally had a Haiku, Maui moment! June lush with green, I was greeted with curiously sweet goats by the gate, and Theresa with little white quiet dog in her arms. The animals on the farm are one amazement (including the infamous Atlas), but wait til you see the quaint boutique shop! What an immensely talented artist! The love just pours off the property into the hearts of anyone visiting.

I loved this little charming farm and the warm owner Theresa. There are so many fun things to look…read moreat I spent a lot of time looking at all the little treasures. I was able to find cute souvenirs for all my friends back home at this gift shop. And she has a farm attached and sells goats as well. The goats and the 2 Erics attending them were as nice as can be.

Amazing section! A veritable wonderland! 35 rooms to get lost in. You can imagine it's Christmas…read moreany time of year. Don't miss the trains upstairs!

With thousands and thousands of seasonal choices and abounding selections for your holiday…read moredecorating. There is a price point for everyone depending on your decorating needs. There are great vendors available on some weekends displaying their crafts. On the occasion we went they were also offering dating your ornaments that you purchased.

I love this place! Each time I visit NH I spend hours here. Lots of lovely clothes,jewelry and…read morepaper products, friendly staff and reasonable sales and ambiance special! Love they carry books and childrens toys there as well.

Lang calendars at the Paper Store are $20. Same calendars at Hobby Lobby next door are $11.99…read moreregular price. Now I know why Hobby Lobby is always packed and the Paper Store is deserted.

Now called ogunquit trading post. Definitely the most reasonably priced souvenir store I came…read moreacross in my New England travels.

When I'm traveling, the one thing that is always so difficult to find is postcards…read more I was excited to see this store on US 1; it looked like a dream come true. I got my fill of postcards and couldn't leave without buying a jar of made in Maine with Maine blueberries... Blueberry Jam. The photos on their web page show the tip of the iceberg that is the Trading Post. If visiting anywhere in the area, you will want to make this a must visit.

Came in here looking for a playstation 2 controller and was able to find it quickly. They have a…read moredecent selection of classic video games.

Oh no I do understand that a different customer might have put that book in the wrong box BUT when…read moreI went back to look at your past issues you had like 4 long boxes sitting there and I asked how much are these you said there ALL $1 boxes I could also tell from the condition that most likely that was a book that you received when it was new it didn't sell so it made it in the $1 box as most do but that one just happened to go up a little bit in the 10 years it had been sitting in your store ! And like I stated before you came at me with the Mint Condition value ($15) which it clearly wasn't it was probably worth $7 so the fact that you couldn't give up a few dollars on a book that you most likely paid less then cover price 10 years earlier that's ridiculous all that aside I remember very clearly you saying oh that shouldn't have been in that box that should've been back here (pointing behind you on the wall) ! So your excuse isn't gonna fly ! Either way your a used item store so when you buy something from someone you only pay a price low enough so you can turn around and sell it for a profit right ? So what I'm saying here is let's say you buy an item for $20 and it's worth $40 at the time so $20 profit right ? That's good double your money so why is it so bad for you to just put that $40 on the item and leave it there your still getting the original profit you were originally fine with but your way of thinking is if that item went up $10 YOU need to get that extra $10 instead of letting what could be a loyal customer get a good deal and you still get the profit you intended from the beginning this is what I was trying to express to you in my last review I mean you have MANY items in your store that have been there for YEARS ! I'm not saying if you paid $5 for an item then it sky rockets to $500 to still sell it for $10 but I mean if you let that go for ....$300 then wouldn't you say you both win you only expected to get the original $10 but got $300 then your potential RETURN customer got an amazing deal to which you know he would brag about to EVERYONE! I'll leave this here I think I've made my point hopefully everyone understands what I was trying to get across ??