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.

My young adult daughter & I love this shop! Every time we go in the staff is friendly and very…read morepleasant. There's a wide variety of fun items to buy. You can find something for yourself or a gift for a loved one. It is very whimsical

I also left this same review on google hoping that no one else will have the same experience that I…read moredid. My experience at Reblossom Consignment Boutique was horrible. My mother and I walked in and said hello to the woman in the front of the store and was greeted back with silence and ugly stares. The woman in the back of the store looks up and greets us in the same manor. They start having a conversation amongst themselves and that's when we realized we were not welcome in that store. If you are traveling and not from around the area I advise you not to spend your money at ReBlossom, don't even walk into the store if you have any type of melanin in your skin. Sometimes you forget how unkind the world can be but you'll be reminded in that business in downtown Marquette. If I could give this business 0 stars I would.

I took two items to this shop to sell. According to my contract, and the clerk, I had 60 days to…read morepick them back up if not sold. When I chose to do this, I was told they did not sell, but we were not able to locate them in the shop. I was also shown an ammended contract stating there was a10% pick up fee (not on my contract). When I finally spoke with the owner, she added that all items are rotated or donated, apparently at their discretion, apparently before the 60 days. She stated it is always written on contracts, (also not on mine!). The owner was extremely rude, ignored my guestions, and offered no apology or explaination on how this happened. I was treated rudely by her in the past, and will not return.

Random gift shop with a little bit of everything. They have lots of local items along with socks,…read moreclothes, ornaments, coasters, mugs, soaps, jewelry, and plenty of other random things mixed in. Some items are a little pricey, but it's still a fun place to browse if you're in the area. You never know what you'll find!

I stopped in quickly hoping to grab something for myself before heading home. I liked that this…read moreshop wasn't a "Marquette tourist shop" only. It had so many cute items including clothing, jewelry, gadgets, stickers, and the list goes on. The lady working was outstanding. She spent a while telling me more about the town, where to eat (and what to eat), where to shop, and must see places. Everything was reasonably priced, and she packaged my earring up with care and in a cute bag. You must stop by if you're in town.

Nothing glamorous about coming to shop here, but this store is an essential one in the Upper…read moreMichigan town of Iron River. People bring donations of clothing, books or household items, which are in turn resold at startlingly low prices. Located on the edge of the "main street" shopping district, St. Vincent DePaul has a small parking area in front. Walk inside and you get the familiar "stale old stuff" smell - like clothes that need to be aired out. The first part of the store is all clothing for men, women and children. We rarely have found something good in this section. A little farther back, there's old records, cassettes and CD's in bins. Nothing fantastic unless you're into old-time country music or some really obscure audio documentaries. Then there's a kids section with toys and puzzles. We have found a few items there over the years, but it's mainly geared towards babies and some of the stuff just looks old. Best finds in the store are in the books section in back. We've bought a lot of their children's books on our annual visits to Michigan. For 25 cents, you can get some books that look barely used. Another area richly stocked is the section with dinnerware, mugs, glassware and kitchen gadgets. If you're looking for cheap, everyday dinnerware, chances are you'll find something you'll like with all the variety they carry, collected from local estates, I presume. While the Goodwill in Iron Mountain is a better store overall, St. Vincent de Paul is worth a glance anyway. You might come away with a bargain.

Assistant manager was very rude when we were attempting to donate items. Two different families…read morewere stacking up their bags and boxes of donatable items and when we rang the doorbell for pickup, the assistant manager came out and roundly berated us for "dumping", saying that we should know to ring the bell first and wait for his arrival. He swore and kept pounding his finger on a "No Dumping" sign taped to the back door. We were standing right there and rang the bell. St. Vincent's in Iron River can kiss off- I'll take my donations to Crystal Falls where they realize that donations are what make them possible.

I was so busy adoring everything I forgot to take photos. This place is way different than the…read moreother shops in town. Upscale with a variety of clothing and home goods here and there similar to Anthropology the store . I met a friend here and bought a top that was more than I like to spend but it's so unique I can't stand it. Come check it out and if you don't want to spend allot just come to look.

This is an awesome store with very cool decor and inspirational ideas for your home. It has quite a…read morefew options at all price points. Just walk into the store and you'll see what I mean. Just an amazing store in Eagle River. We are from Minocqua so it's an easy trip.

This place is so cute! The owner was super sweet! I recommend this place is you are in Lakewood…read more.. some things are a bit pricy, but quite a lot of it is one of a kind.

Super cute store w/trendy yet practical comfy clothing. The owner is really nice and helpful. Worth…read morethe drive if you live a ways away.

It's fun to look around at Getz's, but it's not really my style and the prices are pretty high…read more They offer premium brands at premium prices, so it makes sense. I saw a cool sweatshirt that I liked but it was $100+. That's just not an amount I'm willing to spend since I definitely don't need another sweatshirt. There are three levels in the store and they have lots of clothing, shoes, and some accessories like purses/bags/hats. I was sort of hoping for more souvenir type items like stickers and things with Marquette or U.P. on them, but that's ok, since we got them elsewhere before leaving town. They do have some sale items but I didn't really browse those too much. If you're in need of some warm clothes, a new coat, winter boots, etc. - definitely stop in here.

I think this is the most charming store in Marquette and one of my favorite places to visit. It is…read morefamily owned for generations and they have everything you need to keep warm in the winter and have all the fun in the summer. While, it is not inexpensive, it is a good value because everything is incredibly high-quality. The staff is incredibly helpful and pleasant. Everything about this store is wonderful!!

Love this store! We are so fortunate to have a shop of this calibre in Minocqua. They have a…read morereally unique selection -- better quality and more stylish than most stores carry. Yet they understand the Northwoods vibe. The owner and staff are sweet.

You know, what a really poor experience I had yesterday. I walked in sometime around noon to no…read moregreeting, smile or interaction whatsoever. A couple were in there and I overheard them talking about how unfriendly the store felt. I tried to not allow that to effect me too much but when I walled past the counter to the back of the store, a brunette lady was working there and never even looked at me. Not like she was busy, just us 3 in store. She couldn't have missed me 5 feet from her but never bothered to look up at me. I don't care what they sell, I am not going to shop in a place like this.

The first review made me nervous but let me tell you- they were wrong! Amazing gifts and souvenirs…read moreand household goods. I bought several cards, a pillow, and a housewarming gift. Wonderful and unique store!

It's okay, A small appealing store you have to try once. Maybe there are just not enough items in…read morethere because of COVID-19. Not as unique as we were hoping! But still worth a stop in. Especially if you want handmade scented things.