This is the childhood home of Lucille Ball that had been restored to what it may have looked like…read morewhen Lucy grew up there. She had resided here with her mother and grandparents along with her brother Fred. The area is known as Celoron and not far from that home is the Lucille Ball memorial park. Lucy used to work at that park when it was a small amusement park by the lake. The house is painted in a bright blue but what stands out is the polka dot garage door and the lopsided barbecue in the back. The barbecue was probably inspired from one of the last "I love Lucy" episodes. Note-the residence is a private dwelling and people live here. For this reason, you are asked to be respectul of the property. More information can be found on their website which also happens to be attached to the front entry door. Definitely worth a quick photo opportunity.

The love and care that has been put into restoring Lucy's childhood home is indescribable. One…read moreneeds to really experience it first hand to truly appreciate it. And to know that all the money earned is then donated back to the community is a true testament to the type of people the owners are.

11/10!!! Service, selection, and value were great! Kitty and Vince were very nice and…read moreknowledgeable. Would definitely go back again!

Great place to stop and kill some time. Its worth the time it takes to dig through to get to the…read moregood deals. Not all items are as advertised (sterling silver) but this is the booth dealers bad. Good deals!

As malls go, the Chautauqua Mall is a rather sad example. There just isn't that much here. It…read moreconsists of three anchor stores being Sears, J C Penny and The Bon Ton. Other than that, all very minor and with the only activities as Yelper James points out tweenies running around and elders doing the silver heels walking workouts. Of recent years urbanologists have noted a 25% decline in malls and this mall compared to what it was when it first opened is a mere shell of its former self. Yes, malls are dying off and as you walk through this one, you can't help but sense the impending decay. But for what it is or what is left of it, it's clean enough and crime free hence OK.

Well as far as malls go it's tiny without many stores…read more Stores come and go a lot but sakura and 5 guys are two cool newer places in the mall. Hot topic, Spencers, bon ton, bath and body Works... those places have stuck around for years .