We visited the Peña-Peck House in St. Augustine and really enjoyed the experience overall. It's a…read morebeautifully preserved historic home dating back to the late 1700s, and it offers a nice glimpse into Spanish colonial and early American life in the area. The house itself has a lot of charm, with period furnishings and rooms that help you imagine what life was like in early St. Augustine. The guided tour was informative and gave a good mix of history, architecture, and stories about the families who lived there. The garden area is also a peaceful highlight and adds to the overall atmosphere of the property. It's centrally located downtown, making it an easy stop while exploring other nearby attractions.

My daughter and I did the self guided tour today. It was so cool to hear about the history…read moreassociated with the Pena-Peck House. So much history in this little area. Absolutely love it!

Dropped off my VHS - DVD player to get inspected and hopefully repaired. Friendly staff.read more

Wow!!!wow!! What great finds. So interesting. Prices are so reasonable! Unique. Friendly helpful…read morestaff!!

Great prices. Clean store. Very friendly staff. I would donate to this thrift over Goodwill any…read moreday. #ADOPTDONTSHOP

Nice selection of items. Associates were helpful, and support for our furry friends is the best…read morereason to shop here.

I spotted this library along the roadside as I was heading north on US-17. It's a little…read morechallenging to see until you're on top of it, so I had to circle back with some U-turns. Once here, it is at the entrance to an RV or mobile home park, so there is room to stop and browse the library. It is painted a muted green and some of the wood is exposed, but it's in great condition. The single door is secured with a magnet catch. Inside, two shelves of books. Some childrens reading and the rest are a variety of paperbacks. Nothing that caught my eye but you may have better luck. This library is not in the Little Free Library database map and I'm assuming it is related to the nearby Little Ruth Church but maybe not. [Review 1634 of 2025 - 2211 in Florida - 25182 overall]

St. Augustine Music Center is the BEST, If I could, I would give them ten stars! After struggling…read morefor a year and a half with on-line and in person lessons I found Jesse and the Music Center. I can honestly say that I have made tremendous progress in just five lessons with Jesse. I look forward to learning and growing as a musician under his tutelage. He is a gifted teacher who has a plan and a very effective system that will help you achieve your goals!

My wife and I recently had the opportunity to join these fine Nobles and their Ladies at their…read morestated meeting. Wonderful, welcoming people who took the time to get to know us and share their Oasis and festive board with us. The facility inside and out was very nice and the vibe was one of the best southern Masons and their Ladies has to offer. We WILL be back!!

We had our wedding there. First off let me say how awesome Ken was. Great organizing and absolutely…read morefantastic food! My friends Laura and Skyler did a bang up job with all the flowers and decorations. The venue was spotless! The view out the back overlooking the water was superb. All in all a great place! Shrine Club does wonderful things for children. I encourage you to make a donation.

I had the best experience at Tolomato Cemetery last weekend, thanks to guide Patty Marks. My…read morefriends and I were visiting St. Augustine when we passed this beautiful cemetery, but it was closed. We looked it up, and it turned out that the following day was the one day a month that it was open AND there would be Christmas carols sung, so we planned to return the next day. As we arrived, we could see people packing up and leaving, so we asked one of them What was going on and she said that they were closing due to the inclement weather. In reaction to our disappointment, the guide (Patty) offered to give us a quick tour. She actually spent an hour with us, and 2 other groups that joined. She answered everyone's questions, and had a binder prepared with additional facts on the cemetery and its inhabitants. Next year, we'll definitely be back for the carols.

The "OLD SPANISH CEMETERY" is also known as Tolomato Cemetary. It is locked and off limits unless…read moreyou find a tour. When you look behind the chain linked fence, you get the feeling that there's so much history buried here with many stories to tell. Tolomato Cemetery is a Catholic cemetery located on Cordova Street in St. Augustine, Florida. The cemetery was the former site of "Tolomato", a village of Guale Indian of the 17th century who were converts to Christianity and the Franciscan monks who ministered to them. The Tolomato Cemetery was founded in 1565 and dubbed the oldest cemetery in Florida. The cemetery is the last resting place of several Florida dignitaries along with unmarked grave for the Second Spanish Period Governor Enrique White. It is known to be a haunted cemetery that has plenty of paranormal phenomena & is filled with hauntings, ghosts, spirits & more. And although I didn't see anything this last visit, if you're sensitive you may just be able to really "feel" the spirit energy believed to exist here.

I had positive experience here. I got a matching saucer & teacup with beautiful autumn leaves made…read morein Japan for $2 . My friend bought some cool books. I got a measuring spoon set for a $1. They usually retail for over $20 in boutiques. Some items were expensive in the boutique area but I was not interested in any of those items. I love how they have an area of canned food and supplies for people in need. A nice thrift shop to check out in St. Augustine.

After digging through this mess of a store, actually found a doll I wanted to buy in a crib full of…read more200+ unpriced stuffed animals, etc. Volunteer at register told me the doll is $5 and would not do any better. She claimed a volunteer at the store looks up the prices of everything that comes in and this doll was made in Germany and is probably worth at least $20. (Which is why it was tossed in a bottomless pile of other stuffed animals, and not not behind the counter and priced at $20???) When I tried to take the doll back to the bin and look for another...she refused to let me take it!!! (FYI the last doll I bought here cost 25 cents.) She put it behind the counter and said she would put the proper price on it and put it back out on the floor later. Decided to go back for the doll that afternoon, but doll was nowhere to be found, staff looked behind counter, etc. After explaining to the afternoon crew what happened and who was working, they replied "Oh, that's the doll lady, she's into dolls. She took it home." Long story short, I tried to purchase an item the employee at the register decided she wanted for herself. Therefore, she intentionally overpriced it, lied to my face, and kept it for herself. Such behavior is unacceptable on so many levels as far as fairness, customer service, and the fact that this is a charity organization, raising funds with the sale of donated items. As a long time thrift store shopper, and I guarantee other thrift store regulars will agree, what this sales person did was sneaky, unfair, and unethical. Needless to say I will never set foot in this shop again, and encourage others to STAY AWAY!!!