I love here! I've been here many times! Many experiences here. Bumps in the night. Dare at your…read moreown will. Scary!

Please explain much better on your website that you can't visit without a reservation. There are…read morepublic tours posted and for the day we went and it seemed you were shut down for a private stay.

In the foyer, a nurse's uniform greets you, complete with white cap and blue cape. The docent…read moreexplained recently an elderly woman had visited and said a wave of service -related memories had washed over her, just at the sight of seeing the starched whites. I was especially touched by the exhibit in the back, which explained the Code Talkers language. In addition to using Navajo speakers to avoid detection by the enemy, pieces of equipment were given oblique names as well, like "hummingbird" for airships. The museum has an ongoing outreach for veterans and their families to share mementos or stories about experiences. Oh, and why Eldred, PA for this museum? It used to have a munitions plant nearby: A railroad spur would take the arms to whatever port or base needed them. Plan on a 60-90 minute visit. Limited parking on the west side; more parking on the street.

"those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." -George Santayana…read more This is a museum in the tiny town of Eldred Pa, right along the new york - pennsylvania state line. Its dedicated to the history of WWII and the collection of artifacts and materials from that time period. They do have large collection of badges, insignias and uniforms from all combatants during the war. Eldred was the site of a munitions factory that ran non-stop from 1942 to mid-1945 that produced bombs and shell casings that were used in the war on the Allied side. It has a library where you can go around and check out books and maps if you're really interested in a certain topic. It is a great place to go if you have a Social Studies project to do and you want to go check it out. plus theres a cool tank half-bursting out of the wall, haha.

Finally out and about and this was a great store to peruse. It may take an hour or so, but there…read moreis so much to see and buy. I found a few things and could have spent a fortune. When in Ellicottville or if you need that interesting present, you need to come here. They have cards, books, jewelry and many other interesting things to see and buy. Just come and find that perfect gift and enjoy the day!

Very cute store! Lots to look at. I really loved the jewelry and sauces/dips. There were a lot of…read moreand colorful kitchen pieces I wanted as well but I don't have room for them unfortunately. Artists names were available for many things which I loved. Customer service was great. I'll be back soon!

If you're planning a visit, set aside a few hours.. this place is seriously huge! (you can get lost…read morevery easily!) I feel it is nearly impossible to leave here empty handed regardless of your interests, the definition of something for everyone. Prices have always felt reasonable and most booths offer 20% off of items $10 or more. Extremely friendly and helpful staff make shopping easy!

PROS: Enormous space where you will definitely get your steps in walking around. Many different…read morevendors with the expected variable pricing. Staff is friendly and helpful. CONS: More nazi memorabilia than I've ever seen in one place, which was depressing. Some trashy booths full of junk. OVERALL: I'd go back, but not frequently. Good glassware and militaria (and I'm not counting the racist crap).

3 floors of great browsing and shopping. Not over crowded so you can get a good look at the…read moreproducts. Staff is friendly. Easy parking.

3 floors of stuff but not many treasures to be found. Okay if passing through but wouldn't go out…read moreof my way to visit.

I come here every summer for canning supplies. Boil pots, mason jars and lids of all sizes; tongs,…read morelids. I always go looking for store cat, who likes the sun beams through the south windows. This is the flagship store of a local chain: There are also nearby locations in Portville and Cuba. Look for the architectural details like a soaring ceiling, a thin planked wooden floor, exposed brick walls, and there's a fantastic smell of sawdust.

We enjoyed looking through this historic old hardware store which doubles as a historic building,…read moremuseum, or just plain fun place to grab some free popcorn or watch the ghost play jazz, blues, reggae, etc on the piano. I bought the Ostrich feather duster I've been looking for for months! Clean? Are hardware stores supposed to be known for clean? Especially old ones? This one was just the right degree of cleanliness! The staff were so friendly and welcoming! When we mentioned we were from out of town, the eager employee offered to introduce us to the owner! Surprisingly the prices weren't "tourist stop high", just the regular hardware store prices. If you are coming through, New York, this is a worthwhile place to stop and look around.

Chugga chugga chugga whoot whoot. This place deserves all the applause and whistles. Down a…read morequestionable hill is a quaint, renovated station that is definitely worth the detour. Inside the building you will find historical remnants of the early last century that will leave you in an antique daze. The caretaker gave us a plethora of knowledge, including the fun facts you'll never find in the history books. Don't scare the cats as you wander outside to explore the old cars. Their rustic charm transports you back to a simpler time and at only a 'what you please donation' it's definitely an excursion to remember.

a great museum full of history. a wonderful place in this sleepy little town. its a shame someone…read moreburned down the Erie railroad depot that is history that cannot be replaced. also i heard kids burned down the B&O depot? its a shame children destroy our history because of poor parenting.

Great prices for all things pet-related: Food, leashes and harnesses, litter, toys; hamster and…read morerabbit needs. (In winter, also a great spot for birdseed and suet.) Did I need a sweater with a llama's face stitched in it? Maybe not today. This is a reliable spot for finding fall bulbs without having to cross a warehouse -sized area for the Garden Center.