Really great little store with some very unique items. The owner was very knowledgeable about the…read moreitems I chose to purchase. My first visit today was intended as just a quick browse, but I walked out with 4 items I fell in love with. I felt the prices were fair. A little gem of a spot.

It's more like a museum than a store. Old guy just sits and watches tv, most items have no price…read more When you ask about a price it's very pricey. You could tell he didn't care about selling his stuff. Looks like it's been the same inventory for over 30 years.

Former Masonic temple that has been painted inside and out with spiritual Russian art. Beautiful…read morehowever not open to the public except for guided tours and special events. You can inquire re: guided tours (http://mod-ren.com/inside-the-museum/guided-tour/) on their website and add yourself to contact list for museum news (http://mod-ren.com/contact/).

Wow! This place is amazing. It's a former Masonic lodge that has been converted into a beautiful…read moreart gallery. There is framed art hanging in the hallways but the most amazing part is the center meeting place of the former lodge. The walls and ceiling have been painted in beautiful modern Russian paintings. I can't quite describe it adequately. Check out the website. This is a must see. I never knew this existed until it was featured as part of the Somerville Open Studios. Absolutely gorgreous!

I went in to the country culture looking for a braided rug. They have a great selection to choose…read morefrom, and they come in all sizes. The one I picked was not in house so I ordered one, and it arrived within a week. While I was there I bought a handmade cabinet that I am using as a pantry. The store is very neat and displayed well. The owner is quite but very friendly, never breathing down your neck while you shop and is there to answer any questions. Even if your style is not country it is worth a stop in to see all the treasures.

If "country" is your style, you should check out the antique reproductions and accessories at…read moreCountry Culture. The have a nice selection of rustic furnishings for every room in your home, and accessories for inside and outside. Wondering where everybody got those stars for the outside of their houses? Right here. If you like leather and glass, stay away ...

Extremely friendly help with a Bernese Mountain Dog, a big laid back east. Have some ice crystals,…read moreteas, herbs, and whatever else might strike your fancy. Herbs are available bulk, teas bulk or in bags if you are traveling and going for convenience.

Hidden gem of a store! We went there looking for Fire Cider and ended up spending some time…read morebrowsing and chatting with the shopkeeper. They have lots of teas, natural and vegan beauty items, loose herbs, and lovely gifting items like jewelry and bags. I'll definitely be back to browse and purchase gifts.

Beautiful museum. Staff was very friendly. They offered me to get in on multiple tours while I was…read moreinside the museum. The artwork was incredible. They have a beautiful cafe with food and drinks in the center with wonderful ambiance. I would like to go again and bring a friend

I came here while visiting the area for Memorial Day weekend. While the museum is small, it had…read morewonderful artwork. I was here for several hours. The staff was pleasant. They were some interesting pieces--there was a motion sensor screen that I really liked. I was able to peruse without bumping into anyone. I would recommend checking out this museum.

We have lived in the Peterborough area for over 15 years and driven by this museum many times, but…read morenever stopped. After visiting yesterday, I wished we would have stopped sooner. This is a small art and cultural museum located on Main Street in Peterborough, NH. The museum is three floors. It was $21 for my husband, 10 year old and I. The first floor is the entrance and gift shop. The second floor is the exhibit area with some hands on exhibits. The third floor is all different types of musical instruments and games. My 10 year enjoyed playing some of the instruments and games. We spent about one and half to two hours there. This would have been a perfect place to come when she was a little younger. I would highly recommend visiting this museum.

This is a small museum that is great for kids and adults. It's right in downtown beautiful…read morePeterborough, NH. The museum has two floors and a gift shop filled with musical instruments, dolls, toys, clothes, kids' books, puppets, costumes, paintings and trinkets FROM AROUND THE WORLD. There are many interactive things in their collection. You can gently and respectfully play with many of the instruments, dolls, puppets and toys and you can try on some of the costumes. The admission is only $5/adults, $3/kids. Check out the PHOTOS. After the museum, there are many trendy shops and restaurants right near by to enjoy.

They had exactly what I was looking for - Hunter Wellingtons & socks, but its a small shop, so…read morethere isn't much looking around. There was only the one (the original) style & color (frog green) to choose from and only a limited selection of sizes (mine!). I also got a Beaver field coat. They also carry Barbour and other brand names. There are some really beautiful pieces - tweed jackets, hand-made ties but you have to deal with the owner, Rick. He's a nice enough guy but he doesn't have too many visitors, so expect to talk, and I mean, TALK. We (my poor mother and I) were probably in there for at least an hour and we knew in the first 5 minutes that he had what I needed. But, he had to show us everything in the store and tell us how folks aren't buying as much as they used to. He also happens to be a day-trader, but don't get him started on stocks. My mother made this mistake and it lengthened our stay by at least another 20 minutes! Rick also has a very fine collection of imported soaps and men's shaving needs. We left with more soap than we could possibly give away in a year. Look out friends, you're all getting imported soaps for Christmas!

The gentleman who runs this unique store is incredibly knowledgeable about classic British…read morefieldwear as well as traditional men's apothecary goods. He has high quality items at fair prices, and stays true and authentic to the high-quality focus of his niche.

Historic place and very important for to know the Manchester city. Enjoy with you family or friends.read more

Small museum that gives the complete history of the downtown Manchester area (the Millyard) and by…read moreextension the rise, fall, and rebirth of New England industrial cities. The location is in the basement of one of the former mill factories. I really enjoyed information about how the river intertwined with the lives of local residents. A favorite would be the coal boiler fire engine. The displays are well laid out and informative but they are not interactive and word intensive.