Easy to get around but full to the top. Well lit wide selection with amazing finds everywhere…read more They have the items priced respectfully and have off street parking. The service is amazing at the counter but one of the workers would like some belly rubs. That's not weird because Lexi is a dog. Would recommend at least taking a walk through and looking around at least.

Amazing spot and the lady behind the counter is maybe the kindest person I've ever metread more

Edith's has always been great for Tux rentals. Never had any problems here…read more Would always recommend that people rent their tuxes from Edith's. Great business

Staff was nice. There was 1 rack of short hoco dresses and they were all pretty exspensive. lots of…read morelong dresses tho. If you are short dress shopping your options are very limited.

Friendly staff and an array of antiques, period furniture & collectibles well above the average,…read moreall very attractively displayed. Listed prices are negotiable and it's open 7 days a week. We have made this place a regular stop when in the area!

Definitely worth taking a swing through if you're in Princeton! Located across the street from the…read morePrinceton flea market, it's easy to access. The store is large, but not overwhelmingly so. There are a lot of high-quality items and well-curated collections. Prices are on the higher side for many items, but they're also legit antiques and not just musty things that someone cleared out of their mom's basement. Our favorite stand had a ton of old photos, greeting cards, post cards, and magazine clippings. The vintage Valentines were a hoot, and it was fun seeing different slices of history all in one spot. The staff at the counter were kind and it probably took us 30 or so minutes to make a loop through all the booths, including browsing through the boxes of cards.

We didn't really know what they sold at this place we just knew it got great ratings on Roadside…read moreAmerica. Being suckers for these types of places, which there are many in Wisconsin, we decided to stop on our road-trip up north. Yes there is a real business here that sells hardware, trailers, doors and windows - which we did browse but the main attraction is the outside space that is filled with endless statues, sculptures, kitschy displays, old advertisements, giant animals, scrap art, etc. You have to see it to believe it. If you like this type of Americana do drive out of your way to experience this attraction. Also do take a spin through the hardware store - this is no Home Depot!

I bought a 32 ft patio roll in dock system from them. The young guy helping me didn't know a ton…read moreabout the dock system (and neither did I), but he was really nice to deal with. I only gave 4 stars because there were a couple of questions he could not answer at the time that I thought may have been helpful to know. There is another older gentlemen on site that knew everything about the dock systems (went back for another 8 ft section the next day), and he was super helpful. Any way, the dock system was the best priced around by at least $2,000 and it is high quality and very easy to put together. I would go buy another dock system here if I needed one. Great value for the money for sure!!!

BAG SALE this weekend - $10 for all the designer clothes you can stuff into a bag. Everything from…read morepetite to plus sizes. This 2X got 12 tops and bottoms for $10. Check it out - friendly and generous staff and lot of items available.

This is an adorable shop! The staging was spot on and and It felt like home. I live in Sheboygan…read moreand have been to every Antique store/Mall from Milwaukee to Green Bay and this shop (Owner David Brown) is by far the fairest in pricing and quality. He is friendly and helpful and fun to talk to. I bought a tiger sawn round table (2 leaves) with four chairs in pristine condition and an Eastlake headboard with matching dresser. I can't wait to go back. Rene T.

As part of visiting Amish plant nurseries and bakeries today, we stopped in Dalton to relive…read morechildhood memories of visiting a family member in the area. Parts of the area has seen better days. We popped into both this is antique store, and one down the block. They had an interesting selection of items and they were reasonably priced. We spent some time talking to the super friendly owner that lives in Dalton. She said she also sells items online. It's a fun stop in an otherwise very quiet area (at least on a Tuesday morning). The Post Office window-service was already closed for the day at 11:30am!

Holly & Ivy features custom wools for rug hooking and penny rugs, punch needle, and needle felting…read more Books, patterns and classes are also offered.

Lovely, lovely shop. Awesome selection of fabrics, and a well curated selection of prints…read more Extremely reasonably priced. I could have chatted with Katie all day. She was really kind and knowledgeable, and helped me pick out coordinating fabrics for a small project. I don't know much about quilting or anything like that, but if you're crafty in that way this is a great spot to be.