Wonderful service. Selection of beautiful items that are reasonably/fairly priced. We will return…read morefor more!

Great collection of antiques and wares-really lovely. Prices are a little steep but the mother and…read moredaughter who run it were quick to point out that all prices are negotiable. I suppose some people like that but I think you should save dickering for a tag sale and price items fairly in a store.

What a beautiful artisan oasis of items! Jill was fantastic! She explained the art of glasswork…read more Her shop is cozy offering a variety of works from local artisans from photography woodwork, jewelry paintings and of course glasswork.

I received a beautiful large glass 'memorial' marble that was crafted using my parents ashes. I…read morelove it! What a great gift. Thank you Cheshire Glassworks !

What an amazing fine! The proprietor, Louise, was very knowledgeable and very sweet. The selection…read moreitself contained a variety of subjects, and Louise was able to direct you to any type of book that you would want or need! A place not to miss. There was also a selection of vintage clothing and vintage items. Only open on weekends including Fridays.

i would like to visit this store but do not see a ramp for a wheelchair. it this business…read morewheelchair accessible. The law in NYS is that all businesses must comply with the ADA.

Awesome project that was made over several years celebrating all of the achievements of a non…read moreprofit volunteer group that hand carved and hand painted all of these beautiful carousel horses. Now that it is finished it is simply a joy to visit and fun for families and kids of all ages to ride and enjoy.

What a fun stop. Hand carved horses on a restored carousel…read moreframe. Only $2 per ride. Helpful and well trained staff. Fully handicapped accessible. Wonderful example of a community project. Over 400 volunteers labored 1800+ hours per horse. Bring the whole family.. Did I forget to say it's air conditioned???

Lovely collection of locally made crafts - pottery, clothing, jewelry, etc. And downstairs is Beth…read morePhelps' yarn store. Support local craftspeople!

A very nice new store in the area where local artisans have all sorts of work displayed and for…read moresale. There are so many nice things here, from jewelry to quilts, wonderful photos, and folk art. Definately worth the stop and reasonably priced!

We have been coming for over 20 years. We find the auction house friendly, fun and filled with…read moreunexpected items from small pieces to furniture. Family run business, the Meissners' auction service remains one of our best stop on our way to the Berkshires.

Norad Toy and Candy Company is tucked away in the old industrial Mill complex which was formally a…read moretextile mill warehouse built in the 1860s. The shop is very nostalgic selling a variety of "Penny Candy" in glass jars on shelves and displays. They also have cute vintage toys dating back to early/mid 1900s: Puzzles, hot wheels, Muppet dolls, wooden pieces, plush stuffed animals, and memoribilia that will take you back to childhood memories, if you are a baby boomer you will know. Norad is also the name of Santa's tracker often brought to life on Christmas Eve, named by the "North American Aerospace Defense Command" since 1955.

This is an excellent little hobby store located seemingly in the middle of nowhere. They have lots…read moreof model trains in all the major scales (though their selection for each varies from really good to minimal), with an assortment of new and used trains. They also have a section for doll houses, model cars, educational kits, slot cars, R/C planes, etc. Lots of different things, this place is jam packed with stuff. And the owner was super nice too.

Absoltely amazing amount of everything you could need, friendly owner. High recommendread more