Another place from my happy childhood memories that I wanted to show the girls. Growing up, my sister and I would come here to buy penny candy and extra sour pickles. I was pleasantly surprised by all the new products they carry there now…
Quinnie eating rock candy- a New England classic
front porch
penny candy counter- just like I remembered
These pickles are so sour they’ll make your eyes water. They take a LONG time to eat (they’re full cucumber sized).
A country store in New England that doesn’t sell local maple syrup is not a real country store (IMO). One of my favorite middle school field trips was when we went to a maple tree farm and got to collect sap from the maple trees (and learn about the whole process).
books about local life
Native American Tribal Map
arrowheads and corncob pipes
old fashioned fridge
Bear bells could seriously come in handy here. My parents sometimes get bears and moose in their backyard!
evolution of the flag
American History papers
the store has a huge wrought iron area..
weather vanes galore!
bird feeders
that’s America!
Our selection of New England candy favorites- rock candy, salt water taffy, and candy corn.
Parking lot out back…
..where they even have an outhouse for your convenience (lol!)
church across the street
cute library next to the store
