Stopped by and was hoping to see indian goods for sale. Everything looked like it came from China and everything was covered in dust. Do not waist your time on stopping.

Pretty bad. Prices were far higher than other places, almost as if he didn't want to sell anything. Hard to maneuver through aisles, and, dust was on everything.

There are some high prices on antiques, but it's worth a stop to see the wierd ecclectic things here, and find a few deals on random little items. I bought Topps baseball cards from 1991 never opened! They had some cool fireworks that were cheaper than other places. Also had local honey with local handmade corncob honey dippers... I think you could negotiate lower prices! It's owned by an old couple with European accent. Definitely an interesting visit.

Besides being horribly overpriced, everything in the shop was filthy dirty even the ‘new’ items which no doubt had been on the shelf for decades.

En-route to Barnes N Noble, we stopped at this trading post. It is a pretty neat place, there was an older gentleman who greeted us upon entering the store. There are some interesting items - portraits, indigenous figurines, furniture trinkets. Sadly, a lot of the stuff looks to be in less than adequate shape. Furthermore, the store looks rather dirty, especially the framed pictures hanging from the wall - they were full of lint. It is a good place to stop by if just wandering by the area, but not a 'must see'.