I loved the paint color and all the wood inside but that's about all I liked. There were some very nice things inside but the center part of the first floor was very dark and was so cluttered and tight you were in danger of knocking something over just squeezing through the aisles between things. Once you got out of the center of the room things were spaced out much better and it was easier to get around. The second floor was easy to maneuver but some of the main aisles were narrow. The lady working there was a bit annoying because she would not leave us alone. She wanted to talk about anything and everything and all we wanted to do is see what was there and go on to the next antique shop. I don't like being so negative about her but she did make my visit unpleasant. A few times I even walked in the opposite direction to keep from being stopped by her again (but she was very sweet). You can find vintage clothes and jewelry, linens, kitchenware, china, pottery, architectural, glassware, lighting, shabby chick, art and much more.

Mary has everything from soup to nuts. and, she knows where everything is located. she'll let you browse freely, or will point, or escort you in the right direction. Mary is a free spirit with interesting stories. and, she's taking tango dance lessons! don't forget to look up at the most excellent wood work on the ceiling.