This business is now an upscale type thrift store boutique. They don't take donations or…read moreconsignments. They have new hardwood floors, so much more open and not cluttered like the attic shop. They have used men's, women's and kids clothes. A little bit of home decor, children's books. I found a bee pillow threshold brand from Target and a bee theme insulated tumbler. Both seemed new and total was $9. They take credit cards. I commented how nice and open it was compared to the attic shop and there was dances here in the 1980's before the community center opened. They even used sawdust or powder on the floors back then. The owner welcomes pictures from that time to display. Anyone? Support small business in a small town.

I've got family ties to this area and enjoyed learning more about Becker County through the…read moreextensive collection - over 14,000 photographs and over 20,000 artifacts! The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Highlights include the two-headed calf, a WWII exhibit, and the World's Smallest Gas Station. This quaint little museum is well worth a stop and I'd recommend it to locals and visitors alike! NOTE: I never mind paying a small entrance fee when I know the money goes towards keeping places that preserve local history up and running.

Four and a half stars! (they need a better copy machine).One of my favorites in all Minnesota..They…read morehave a great book collection and research room. Lot's of kool things upstairs and down.Their meteor is huge.$$$. And they are just off hiway 10,,and for lunch check out the ''Speak Easy'' east of town(also on #10)..Also four and a half stars!

Nice selection of material! Good service! A very large assortment of patterns and kits.read more

Very fun to explore. Set up in a way that makes it easy to walk around and find what you want. They…read morehave a huge selection of old western books. It makes me want to bring my grandpa just to show him. My favorite author is Edgar Rice Burroughs but it's always hard to find his books in stores. They had an entire box including his Venus series. I felt like their prices were kind of high for used paperbacks, but it's worth it if you're looking for something hard to find. Their prices were cheaper for the Burroughs novels than I could even find online.

A lovely well curated gift and home decor shop on Main Street in Perham. It's worth stopping by…read morejust to meet. They're adorable dog, who greets visitors. Stop for the dog and stay for the excellent selection of HomeGoods that you can buy for yourself or as a gift. And was also very impressed by the very cool wooden shelves that they sell. Definitely the place to stop if you're wandering around Perham

If you have any Finnish heritage in your blood, as I do, then you should check out the open air…read moreFinn Creek Museum. It's an homage to all things Finnish, including the sauna. You'll enjoy going through the old Finnish house, and seeing the general store, the barn, church, and the old-fashioned outdoor sauna. This is a great place to visit with children to learn how the early Finnish settlers to northern Minnesota lived and worked. There are bathrooms on site, as well as a meeting hall, which would work great for a picnic lunch if it were raining. We enjoyed our visit.

This shop has a nice selection of glassware, cookie jars and a lot of interesting items.read more

Forest trails are super scary! Friends and I went last year and enjoyed the experienceread more

The shuttle ride to the forest was fun to see the forest lit up and the haunted lodge. Our group…read morewent last year but it was much bigger this year! They had lots of different scenarios and actors every 20 steps or so. The best was probably the Haunted lodge and the walk through the cemetery. The scarecrow with the chainsaw definitely made us run! Everyone had a blast! it took about an hour to walk the forest and about 4 minutes for shuttle.