What a wonderful couple! I met them at Kane County Flea Market. Their store is in OHIO!! I have…read morepurchased many pieces from this store, all made from recycled barn wood! Their furniture is quite reasonable and very different! I got a bookcase with a screen door!! All their pieces are marvelous and very well made!!!! They also do custom work. I wish their store was near by! Wonderful people with excellent service.

During our lanesboro, MN visit, we decided to do an excursion to the land of cheese, aka…read moreWisconsin... What a wonderful store! This place is huge with lots of things to see with a wonderful staff to assist you. The store's location is in the heart of a small college town of Lacrosse, WI that is surrounded with lots and lots pubs/bars... Don't let that intimate you. This Antigue store is a pure gem and worth a trip. You will not regret on the stop. While you at it, have pint and burger while you are in the area.

Nothing like walking into a cute little antique store and then seeing a ton of Nazi memorabilia…read morestarring you in the face. It's quite disturbing! SS hats, flags, you name it. Right in plain sight when you walk in. Not the kind of place I would do business with. Who knows what else is there? White sheets & a noose or two? Yes, it's history- though not a very good part of history. I don't think it should be so proudly displayed, nor displayed at all.

The way the showroom is set up, we could actually take the time to appreciate and examine each…read morepiece of furniture. There are beautiful pieces from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The showrooms are housed in two garage-like sheds behind a house. The rooms are heated but the airblower is in the back. There were lots of people coming through and most seemed to be regulars. The owner and his wife were very hospitable and knowledgeable. They were very eager to share their passion of antiquing. Lots of information and background was provided. It's a great place to find a unique addition to a home. A Kwik trip is not too far in town if you need to get cash. Checks accepted. Not sure about credit cards since we didn't make a purchase-yet.

This place is definitely off the beaten path but well worth the travel. Independently owned and…read moreoperated with a beautiful selection of American antique furniture. Each piece is well thought out. Not your typical overstuffed antique store.

I had a special occasion to attend this summer and I wanted to splurge and look my best. Dale had…read moreme trying on many dresses and, you guessed it(!), he found the perfect dress for me, fit well and has a distinctly unique look. Honestly, I wouldn't have thought to try it on - but Dale see's something special in each person and knows fashion so well that he knows better than I do what will look good on me. I purchased a beautiful dress, jacket, and inexpensive awesome jewelry - earrings and dainty bracelet. At my special celebratory occasion, I received many compliments and, more importantly, I felt comfortable and confident. Dale is the best! :)

Dale helped style my daughter for her senior pictures and he absolutely nailed it! So grateful to…read morehave a store with amazing selection and a stylist on site right here in La Crosse!

There simply is not a better place in the LaCrosse area for art shows, art work, concerts,…read moreworkshops, etc. This place truly is a community partner supporting the arts. A must stop-in!!!

I went on an adventure to find Down A Country Road store. The store is the beginning of Amish…read morediscoveries. I read online the store owner is familiar with the Amish community in Cashton. I went there to get information. The owner handed me a visitor's guide and mapped of local Amish businesses. It is 5 dollars for the brochure. Holy moly! Inside the pamphlet is a map of highlighted country roads. There is no physical address of the stores or shops but only generic names. Fortunately, my cell service is working. By putting a road name, (i.e., Irish Road) in the Maps in my iPhone was able to take it there. Be familiar looking at an old-school map because it would help to find the Amish stores. The shops in Down A Country Road are cute. Inside the store sheds are a variety of knick-knacks, unique items, and homemade products. It's a nice place to visit. Very colorful and well kept. I would recommend stopping here.

Interesting concept. Stopped on a visit to the area. You go to the main shop filled with a bunch of…read morestuff. The owner explains the concept of the shop-Amish and locally made items spread in about five little buildings. Each building had its own theme. You go browse and bring any purchases back to the main shop.

Stopped in to take a break on a long drive…read more This is a great (mostly used) book store. it's not too big and it's pretty well organized. Will defiantly make a point of stopping in again if I am in the area.

Amazing, extensive, eclectic, but well organized collection of books! I could stay in here for…read morehours and just soak it all in... do not skip this gem in La Crosse!

Bought our last 4 appliances at Karl's. Turns out the sales person Tom worked at Wettsteins and we…read morelost track of him after they closed. Easy to work with prices competitive and delivery crew great. Thanks Tom and crew at Karl's