This is a step-back-in-time kind of place, and I hope it lasts forever…read more Aside from the wonderful ephemera in the store (old photos, original woodwork dating back many decades, vintage signage, etc.), it's a great place to get anything from sewing/embroidery supplies to warm clothing (hats, gloves, flannel shirts, coats, etc.), Woolrich blanklets, shoelaces, bandanas, scout gear, and other cool stuff. I still have the great Woolrich jacket (red plaid) I purchased here over a decade ago and have worn constantly--and last weekend, I got a cool hat to match it. In a time of cookie-cutter everything, I highly recommend stopping into Chauncey Stewart and picking up a few things. The folks here are very friendly and helpful; I know you'll enjoy your visit.

I have been to Lettis auction several times and the owner Kevin remembers my name every time and…read morethanks me for coming. He has a wide variety of items, from everyday housewares to expensive art, furniture and collectibles. A treasure to the community, it is no wonder they have packed house every time. The customer service here is exceptional.

I like the business model that includes both an outside tent area and an indoor auction. It affords…read morethe individual to get more of a variety of items of interest. The co-owner, Kevin is most congenial, and knowledgeable. One very salient thing about auction. Examine what you're interested in, and determine whether your interest is personal, collecting or re-sale. In any situation develop knowledge not from the ending prices but from actual knowledge.

Super friendly staff, very well organized & clean store. Always helpful, love this place!read more

Colwell staff always seem to know their business. Their paint guy matched a color I struggled with…read moreand failed to get matched at the home center superstores. Need a corn broom or a pipe fitting? This is your place. I return there time after time, despite the fact that it's twice as far from my home as Lowe's. Highly recommend it.

Great small-town hardware place, bit short on materials, but service / knowledge above and beyond.read more

Thank you to Greg and Mary for enduring our plumbing fiasco of 2026…read more When we knew it was over our heads, we called the professionals. We've had our entire house re-plumbed, gas lines run, hoses installed, hot water heater installed, etc. all work was done in a relatively timely manner when they could get to us etc. thank you so much! Definitely recommended!!!!!

Big box retail didn't kill Main Street. We killed Main Street. Nobody holds a gun to our head,…read morenobody forces us to the corporate gigantor stores on 28 with parking lots for days and traffic. We believe the everyday low prices mantra, we willingly sacrifice our soul to the machine. This is all on us. We own it. And in today's second generation of Main Street destruction we sit our unhealthy selves in the comfort of our overheated homes and with a few clicks of the mouse we have a cardboard package whisking it's way to us no mind the human interaction is gone and early onset diabetes gets closer with each substitution of small cardboard box for Main Street strolling we elect to make. But no worries. Soon healthcare will be provided us for free and one more choice that we previously got to make on our own will be gone. Good on us. Want to reclaim a bit of your independence? Want to add ten years to your life and a smile to your face? Go back to Main Street. I was in need of hardware to make a few improvements for mi madre and not being from these parts thought that the big boxes had killed a local hardware option and she said oh hell no we're going to Dubben Brothers they're good people. I was all no way San Jose Main Street is dead but bc Main Street was what mama wants and what mama wants is what all the offspring should recognize as their reason for getting out of bed in the morning off we went. Dubben Bros rocks. It's been there forever! It smells like old time hardware stores are supposed to smell and while it isn't ginormous it does have a ton of stuff. Maybe three varieties of the tool you seek instead of a million but do we really need a million brands to choose between no we do not. I'd suggest if you've recently moved to the area or been there awhile but not in this particular establishment that you drop by and look around to get a sense of what's in store. So to speak. One thing you'll find for sure is an old fashioned hospitality and genuine desire to be of assistance that's hard to find on 28. No disrespect intended those who work hard in those big corporate spaces but there a worker has to serve two masters - us AND the machine. And the priority isn't necessarily in that order.

Great shop with awesome finds. Well curated, modestly priced. You'll definitely find some cool…read morethings here. The space also hosts events that are open to the public, which I'll describe more below. The owner Matt commissions local artisans to create some pretty fresh and unique items. A pic I shared is of my girlfriend holding a sign that says "madskills". I'm a hip-hop DJ living in the rural Catskills. I had to have it. The store also hosts special events: on Wednesdays (the day of the Delhi farmer's market) chef Antonio Mora makes special - usually pork-based - lunches in the courtyard that are not be missed. We go every week. I shared a picture of the muffaletta sandwich, but he's also done Pernil w/ Arroz y Gandules, Banh Mi (personal favorite), and one of the best burgers I've ever had in my life. John's Flea also takes place in the courtyard on Saturdays at 9 AM. There's a wide range live music and DJs (everything from metal, to hip-hop, to Tom Petty cover bands), delicious food, and of course a bunch of people selling their wares. This and That is a retailer that supports other retailers and businesses. It's a community hub. It's a business that is going above and beyond to foster connection and growth in the region, a place where people come together. It's a rare to find this. This is the kind of thing I want to support and be a part of.

An interesting little place, but don't neglect to go out back and check out the barn. The contents…read moreand prices seem to be set to "let's sell tchotchkes to Brooklynites on vacation" but there are some interesting pieces nonetheless. Honestly, I spent more time looking at the (somewhat more authentic) stuff in the barn out back. It is extremely clean, well organized, and well curated for an antique store.

Incredible taste and a great eye. Both Gary and Sean are extremely talented…read more The antiques are well edited and the women's clothing is exquisite from the fabric to the design.

Cool place with some cool finds in a sleepy town, but shoddy service…read more Word of warning: when I visited the store, a nice but bumbling man behind the counter clearly had difficulty ringing up every single customer (didn't know prices, couldn't figure out the calculator, had difficulty bagging). He told us that he was the owners right-hand man. It was sort of cute and endearing UNTIL I got home and realized he didn't put something in my bag that I paid for (and spent time helping him add to my tab). I wrote the owner, or the email address tied to the owner on the site, with no response. Be very careful if you buy anything that all of your purchases are with you and rung up correctly.

The Canal Street Hardware Store is one of those small town hardware stores that is becoming rare…read more With the big commercial stores in almost every area these little Mom & Pop stores are going out of business. We are blessed to have this one in Oxford! They sell just about everything. From chainsaw chains, chimney parts, canning supplies, boots, lawn mowers, guns, nails, to horse feed.....they have it all covered. If you need something they don't have they will order it for you. I needed a gauge for my canner and they looked it up on the computer and showed me what was available so they could order it for me. Lowe's, Tractor Supply and WalMart are less than ten miles away and I was afraid it would cause them to go out of business. No, it hasn't seemed to hurt them. Their prices are comparable to the bigger stores not over priced like you might think. The couple who own it are in the store often and wait on you just as much as the staff. Very courteous service. If you need help a clerk or one of the owners will come to help you. If you have a question about some project you are working on, they will take the time to answer your questions and show you what you need. Someone will load your vehicle if needed. Week-end mornings this little store is usually bustling with customers. Everyone seems to know each other and it is hard to get out of there sometimes because everyone wants to talk to you. We buy all our horse feed there every month and the price is very fair and about the same as other places. The feed we buy is manufactured in a town, Afton not that far away. So it is always very fresh and our girls love it and thrive on it. I highly recommend shopping here. If you are in the mood for a drive this little store is worth every mile!

Great small town hardware store! They normally have what I need and if not are happy to order it…read morefor me. Pleasant knowledgeable staff. They have things the big boxes don't!