This is the best women's shopping store in "up north" Wisconsin, and my favorite place to shop…read moreanywhere. I look forward to it's spring opening so I can explore its unique, reasonably priced and fabulously displayed clothes and accessories. It has an ever changing, extensive inventory. Its just so much fun to explore and shop here. Great place to find gifts too!.

From the owner: Turn of the Century Shop at Holiday Acres Resort in Wisconsin's Northwoods offers casual to dressy…read morefashions, clothing, jewelry, scarves, accessories, as well as gifts and toys, with an emphasis on eco friendly, recycled, and fair trade merchandise. Explore all 8 rooms of the large, 100 year old farmhouse and find special things for friends, family and for yourself! After leisurely browsing the Turn of the Century Shop, enjoy a meal at the award winning Three Coins Restaurant at Holiday Acres Resort on Lake Thompson. Turn of the Century Shop is open daily from mid May to mid October.

I can't say enough about Stormy Kromer caps! I saw, and tried on, my first Stormy Kromer cap at the…read moreNonesuch Gallery in Ontonagon, Michigan several years ago, and didn't buy it. (I did buy a different Stormy Kromer that day, a most useful summer work cap that they no longer make.) The following winter, I was upset I didn't buy that classic lumberjack plaid cap! I discovered stormykromer.com and ordered my first winter Stormy Kromer, a gray one that kinda goes with everything. I loved it so much, I have since ordered and own about 8 or 9 Stormy Kromer hats and caps, including a bucket hat (officially the "SK Cruiser" made from duck) that I really like wearing when I'm shooting photos. Baseball caps don't work for photographers when they have to turn the camera sideways. I love my SK Cruiser because the brim crunches out of the way if I turn the camera sideways. Stormy Kromer caps are available at retailers across the county, and they also make custom caps. You can order a "Keep 'er Movin'" embroidered Stormy from manitowocminute.com. If you watch "Outdoor Wisconsin" on public TV, you've seen Dan Small wearing Stormy Kromer caps, too. I bought an official Stormy Kromer in Rhinelander with a Hodag embroidered on the ear flap. Ear flap? Yup! The main feature of the winter Stormy Kromers is a flap that pulls down over your ears when you need it and folds back up when you don't need it. Almost all the products are made in Ironwood or a second plant in Wisconsin. The quality is top notch, winter caps are made from a wool/nylon blend and are felt lined to keep your noggin' warm - and your ears with that handy flap! Caps are sized, guaranteeing a snug fit and so it won't blow off your head - a demand Stormy made himself when he had his wife make his first cap in 1903. Customer service is also top notch - orders are shipped in a short turnaround time. Wrong size? Exchanges are also handled very quickly, I know this because I mistakenly ordered the wrong size and they quickly corrected the error, and I stress, MY error. When you cap arrives, it includes a nice envelope that contains your packing list and a signed, thank you note from the person who packed your order. Oh, yes, each item has a serial number that you can register for a free insurance policy. I actually look forward to colder weather so I can wear my Stormy caps again!