The roost is quirky looking on the outside, but it's definitely worth stopping - especially if…read moreyou're into Victorian and Eastlake. The owner has a fantastic collection ranging from large furniture pieces to small trinkets and paper items, and there's something that should satisfy most antique tastes. Parking is a bit tight, but I'm guessing that the Norlina constabularies aren't too fussy about someone parking on the shoulder or in a neighboring street. I scored a nice brass railroad lock there for $25, and I'll definitely be back on my next drive through that area.

Interesting items including furniture. My only caveat is cigarette smoke in the shop is a…read moredeterrent. Choice of items is very wide.

A wonderful antique and second hand shop. Beautiful things to choose from! The man who runs the…read moreplace is very helpful and outstanding in his service. I very much enjoyed my time there and came away with additions to my cloisonné dish/ashtray collection. Good parking, clean bathrooms, good service, great referrals.

Nice shop, reasonable prices and kind staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our stop there and love our…read morepurchases.

This antique shop is curated and on the private homestead of Mr. Raeford. incredible collection of…read moreglassware, tobacco memorabilia, and old toys. He has tons of stuff to look at that I would recommend taking a whole afternoon to see it through. Very reasonable prices!

Nice place and there are a few good finds. Better dig through this place soon, lots of stuff is…read moregoing bad due to time and humidity in all his buildings. The really cool items to me is all the old cigarettes and cigars, there are literally thousands here along with lighters, etc. He has just about everything, many items from the 8o's, but just as much from whenever. It's worth the drive, when you see his sign, you must follow the 1/2 mile stone driveway all the way to the back. Mr Raeford's is very entertaining and kind. No prices on anything, he's a bit old fashioned and you need to throw out a number less than you are willing to pay. He has just about everything imaginable. i should have taken more photos of all the different buildings, his place is highly organized even though it appears random.

Such a cute little antique place :) there was a lot of variety and tons of paper stuff like…read moremagazines and calendars that I loved looking through.

Large variety, alot of excellent collections, great prices! Not alot of large furniture, but a wide…read morevariety of classic china, kitchy glass collections (Care Bears, Smurfs, etc) vintage metal lunch boxes, and TONS of jewlery. Also classic men's interest such as vintage lighters, pop-cap guns, pocket knives, cameras, etc. Small building out front, but a separate building out back houses even more. Definitely worth the stop if you're on 58 and like true old-school antiquing with alot of options and browsing with no pressure. The owner Steve is great as well, super helpful and allows you to browse at your own leisure.

Done years ago we went there, we had just bought our house and since the kitchen is so small, I…read moreneeded some where for the microwave and my coffee maker, we fount this gfrrn hutch at that flea market, it was a very good price and we had no idea it would acymtually fit, but it's perfect

Don't hesitate to stop here for the best bbq sandwich, delish! You can also pick up fresh fruit…read moreand veggies in season. If you don't want to take home bbq then stop by the exit for fresh seafood.

This was not my first trip to Lake Country Flea Market, but it was another great one!! I found a…read morebeautiful large tote bag/handbag, a set of 4 vintage grape patterned nesting bowls with lids, a gorgeous ceramic bunny rabbit, a vintage tube cake pan like my mother had, three pair of earrings, a lovely cheese dome with a very unusual shape, a stylish and somewhat shabby chic hanging jewelry hanger for earrings and necklaces, a yellowware bowl and a vintage usa bowl, probably circa 1900's. What a haul! and all for less than 100 bucks! I will be returning again soon! Love this place!

They have so much you can check out. I enjoyed coming here, got my son a small trampoline, and a…read morepurse for my daughter they loved what I got them.

Sometimes the jaded part of me wonders why I stop by places like this when I expect I'm going to…read morefind the usual flotsam. It's nice to know my jaded self can still be surprised. I like the Treasure Shoppe. Although it carries some of the expected things, they're so reasonably priced I felt like I was stealing them when I got the total at the register. There's a little bit of everything here and it's all mixed together so I had no choice but to take time looking at everything. Treasure Shoppe has quite a few handmade goods from locals: jewelry, soaps, and miscellaneous decorative items. I wish I knew how people came up with these simple, yet creative ideas. When I saw the handmade knit shawls (and hats), I nearly bought everything they had -- the price was so incredibly low, there's no way the person who knit those is making a profit. They weren't made of the lightweight yarn using large knitting needles either, it was the heavyweight yarn, made with smaller needles that create a garment meant for warmth, not frills. The ladies that work here are incredibly friendly, chatty, and sweet -- everything you'd expect. Except for the guilty feeling I had for walking out with some cute things for a bargain price, I had fun exploring and look forward to doing so again.

Godwin's is worth the drive from Raleigh for the entertainment value of the auctioneers alone…read more Never mind the huge showroom quite literally _full_ of antique furniture and whatnots. Godwins is always full of antiques dealers, and I can see why; this tiny North Carolina town turns up some fantastic antique finds, and they often sell at a fraction of market value (at least, what I would consider market value here in Raleigh). It never takes much arm-twisting to get me out to Godwin's, and I rarely come home empty-handed. And ... a response to the other poster that felt no compunction about criticizing me and my knowledge of antiques: The other reviewer guessed that I've never been to any other area auctions. He couldn't be more mistaken; I spent most of my weekends shopping auctions, antique stores, antique markets and the like, from Northern Virginia to to Georgia and all points in between. I daresay there's not an auction within a three hour drive of Raleigh that I haven't been to and that I haven't bought something from. Now, to be fair: Godwin's isn't Brunk Auctions, nor is it Leland Little Auctions, or any of the other "higher tier" auction houses in the area (most of which I also patronize on a regular basis). In fairness, Godwin's doesn't try to be one of those, either. It's a bit like complaining about the local hole-in-the-wall restaurant because it's not Michelin star rated. But that doesn't mean it's a bad place; it simply means that you're in for a different experience. Godwin's has lots of junk. That's the nature of the business. If you don't want to see junk, go cruise Magazine Street in New Orleans or downtown Leesburg, Virginia, or any of the other fru-fru antiques alleys that dot the landscape. But, don't expect to score a nice antebellum era dresser in beautiful mahogany veneer for $200 on Magazine Street. In the two-and-a-half years since my original review, I've probably been out to Godwin's two to three dozen times. I can recall five instances when I came home with a purchase. I don't consider the other trips failures, though; the antiques business rewards people who are persistent and patient. That's hardly Godwin's fault; that's simply how the game is played. The other reviewer clearly has places that he enjoys shopping, and that's great. I just hate to see a legitimate business maligned because of one reviewer--especially one whose scant reviews on Yelp suggest that he's got an axe to grind instead of a legitimate interest in reviewing businesses. Mea culpa if I've mistaken him, but I'd suggest he grind his axe elsewhere if he wants credibility in this forum.

see my tip, the reviewer here must not go to ANY other area auctions or e would know the furniture…read moreis never sold this way elsewhere, and many have better quality merchandise as well. Go for laughs, but don't be part of the joke. If you think these furniture prices are legit you are being played for a fool. They ought to be investigated. If you want to go to ANY other auctions before or after this you will very quickly see the way Godwin does business is unethical and nothing like other auctions and gives the industry a black eye. Feel free to compare. This operation is rotten as it gets. Don't take my word for it, see for yourself.

I was passing through on a road trip and was interesting in popping into this shop. I travel with…read moremy dog so I called first to see if it was okay if she could go inside with me (I didn't want to leave her out in the car since the weather was 90 degrees). The wonderful woman who answered the phone said it was okay as long as the other customers were okay with it and they all were! We had such a lovely experience here and if I'm ever passing through I will be sure to pop back in!

The employees were lovely! And the store was great! They had antiques and some really cute home…read moredecor! I would definitely recommend this shop!