Cute blend of clothes jewelry and home goods. Very Farm style. The sales staff was nice and…read moreattentive. They also sell Chalk Paint. They have a class room for instructions. The place smelled so good. It would be a great place to shop for gifts.

Really nice store! It's larger than it looks. There's something of interest to everyone: rustic and…read moreFrench country home decor, teas, signs, stained glass artistic pieces, jewelry, clothing, lots of chalk paint, furniture, dishes, etc. Everything is beautifully displayed. Worth a trip!

Wow what a store!! I was there looking for a specific item…read moreand found so much more. It's labeled Antique and yes there are some older items there but this store offers far more than Antiques. I saw handmade crafts, boutique children clothing, a man cave dream with lots for just that and plenty of the collectable nick nacks I love to browse through. I'll definitely put this on my list of GoTo stores and you should to !!

Great place to find unique items from handmade to history. It's a must everytime I pass through…read moreAsheboro. Never know what treasure I'm going to find.

It's practically a mall, this huge shop is chock full of just about every sort of antique you can…read morepicture whether it's truly old or just a bit closer to modern. I spotted tableware and tables and chairs, some beautiful looking davenports, cabinets for displaying china, footstools, Tiffany-style lamps and I was particularly drawn to the traffic light because who doesn't want one of those decorating their garage? Prices looked to be appropriate but I haven't been to a similar shop in a while so how can I compare. The size could be overwhelming - it's almost as big as a Walmart! Service is friendly. [Review 320 of 2024 - 3576 in North Carolina - 21354 overall]

Huge store that goes on forever! Very clean and items are well displayed. Highly recommend checking…read moreit out, has great selection of antiques and collectibles. Upstairs there is a room where everything is $1! Great selection of Blue Ridge pottery. It was fun to visit and will definitely go back when we are in the area. Owners were very friendly and hospitable.

Such an amazing and magical place. I wish we had much more time to spend there. It is well loved…read moreand cared for. Shaun Rogers knows his stuff and is clearly very passionate about the property. I got a sense for some ghosties, if that's your thing. There's a room with a daybed and a lady's desk, perhaps there's still someone writing some letters ;)

My 500th review. It really seemed like this should be a review of something special, so this is my…read morechoice. I really can't believe that no one has reviewed this lovely and interesting attraction in downtown Jamestown. This is the plantation that was owned by James Mendenhall, after whom Jamestown was named. He was part of a Quaker community, made up of people who actively opposed slavery and promoted education. The doctors office on this site was actually home to the first medical school in NC. The school was supervised by Dr. Shubal Coffin (I kid you not, that was his name) and the artifacts housed within are something to behold. If you're there during one of the events, you may be lucky enough to meet the local man who plays the part of Dr. Coffin and he will give you some real insight into medical practices of the time. There are several buildings, including (but not limited to) the main house, the medical office, the bankers barn and the spring house. There are herb gardens and beautiful grounds. Inside the bankers barn are several wagons, including one with a false bottom that was used to hide slaves and transport them to the north. We haven't taken an "official" tour yet, but were there for the Village Fair a few weeks ago and were able to pick up a lot of history. There are a couple of important events during the year. At the fair, we saw a real blacksmith at work and several women spinning both wool and silk into yarns. We really enjoyed the presentation by "Dr. Coffin," as well as the booths, activities for the kids and more. During the holidays, there will be a candlelight tour with music and tours of the traditionally decorated rooms. If you haven't been here, it's well worth the trip and the nominal fee for the tour. You'll be very impressed.

This is the go-to place to bring family or significant others to to pick a tree out and get in the…read morefestive spirit! There is an activity area kids to play, tractor hay rides, beautiful poinsettias, hot chocolate and apple cider available, knickknacks to put around the house or gifts to give, handmade fresh wreaths made on site, Mr. & Mrs. Claus on certain dates and plenty of precut trees to choose from! I love that there's plenty to look at for adults and kids, which doesn't make it your ordinary tree farm. There's a small lot for parking - I'd suggest getting there within the first 2 hours of them opening on Fridays and the weekend. The entire staff is extremely friendly and more than willing to help you out. They're so jolly! The small trees around 1-2 ft are around $35. 3-4ft is around $40. 4-5ft is around $55 5-6ft can range between $80 6ft+ is $100 up. Honestly it's worth the price, and I love to support the nice owners of this place. They definitely know how to make it a wonderful experience!

LOVE Hickory Creek Farm! I have been photographing families here for several years now and…read moreeveryone always has a blast! They always have lots of fun things for the kids to enjoy, hot cider and cocoa, Christmas music and the staff are wonderful. I also love that they fundraise and give back to communities in need. Highly recommend a visit and purchasing your tree here!

Very flea like. I was looking for some containers to plant in and had a 5.00 limit. Found several…read morethings. Looks like the dealers keep their stock rotated. A little messy but I like that. Some new items, mostly garden stuff. The owner was very nice.

Judy and David Merrill are very friendly, helpful and able to help you find what you need for your…read moreproject. Plus, the ladies that work in the shop too. Judy has an amazing selection of different fabrics, colors and textures. You must check out her shop. You can't go wrong with handmade, one of a kind pieces from Jam Special Quilt Shop. To me handmade is better the store bought.

Ginger Crafts & Treasures is a darling store located in Snow Camp, NC. We have been shopping at…read morethis store for the past 3 years every time we are in the area. They have lots of unique home made crafts and treasures. Favorites include home made hook rugs, crocheted and sewed items such as placemats, blankets, and hats. Home made furniture such as end tables, shelves, and unique home decor can be found throughout the store. There is also unique antiques to be found as well. Stop by and I guarantee you'll find treasures you will want to take home! The owners are truly wonderful people as well!