This shop contains ample choices of fantastic culinary items, accessories, candles and linens. It's…read moredifficult to find really great high-quality down pillows with linen slipcovers and I bought two at Forest and Ash that I am very impressed with and so very pleased. Suberb find!!

The shop itself is cute, but I was discouraged when the shop owner took off her mask because…read moreevidently "breathing your own air is toxic, with the CO2" and not wearing a mask is "common sense" and increasingly dubious stuff. It wasn't super courteous and as someone in contact with autoimmune compromised people it really got in the way of the otherwise nice experience.

Adventuring around NH and we found this country store. It had all sorts of fun stuff, great gifts…read morefor anyone. From jams, to clothing, to NH themed items, you really had a bunch of things to choose from. Plus the lady working there was very friendly, she liked my jacket and said she was thinking of buying the same one says before! In a plaza so plenty of parking as well. Shop local and check this place out!

I was in the area going out for Mother's Day and we stopped in. I love country stores and this…read morestore is clean, quaint and full of cute stuff. Some are from local artists. I found a few nice things. A must go to when you are in Windham NH. The lady working, maybe the owner, was very friendly. So glad I came. It brighten up my day!

I love this little treasure of a place. Lots of great vintage finds for good prices. Beautifully…read morerefinished furniture, curtains, wall art and just awesome little trinkets. They also carry a great line of chalk paint if you like repurposing your own projects.

What a great addition to Pelham! The store is located right on 38- Bridge Street. It is in the…read moreplaza with the barbershop, insurance agent and hardware store. Easy parking! The store is so well set up. They have the antiques and new stuff designed in such a way that you can see how cute it would be in your house, little vignettes. The colors are soft and pretty. It really is a feast for your eyes. Look in all the little corners, you will find something wonderful! The owner was helpful, friendly and very clever. She opened the store with a great eye for creativity and color. Give them a look, I promise you will be happy!

Everything is bright and colorful, well organized, neat and tidy. Found some great imported items…read moreon sale. Not one employee approaches with a sales attitude. One employee approached me because her cart was blocking the aisle I was in. She told me how cold she was. I was wearing a down vest with a large warm scarf. Perhaps Home Sense could warm up their employees a bit.

It's basically TJ Maxx and homegoods minus the food products. They have a few food items up front…read moreat registers but that's it. I went because Tommy Bahama beach chairs with coolers are $50 there and you can't find them anywhere else for less than $117.

Although I hadn't planned going into this store since not looking for any furniture what caught my…read moreeye was the racks of greeting cards. I really like being able to find cards that are unique & somewhat local instead of CVS, target type places. I spent more time in this store than I should've but bought several birthday cards that were pretty neat. Many of them were either made from recycled materials or had soy free ink, not the usual Hallmark crap. The store is a decent size & they have other random household items that they sell here. Yeah come in & take a gander, you never know what might find.

Amazing furniture, amazing selection, really gorgeous pieces, great quality, gets your imagination…read moreand creativity flowing with their displays!

As the name implies Swings'n Things sells ... well ... ummm ... swings and ... ummm... things. The…read more"things" include amazing sheds, gazebos, yard furniture, kids playhouses and more. I have certainly admired the outside products but I go to Swings'n Things for the country gift shop and the furniture. The shop leans towards decorating items in the country & primitive styles although you can find stuff that would fit into most homes. There is some furniture in the shop itself but then they have another big building out back chock full of furniture as well. They have furniture and pictures, candles and rugs, curtains and mailboxes, flowers, birdhouses, lampshades, metal stars, pillows, (whew!) and much much more! The prices are usually reasonable. Sometimes you find a deal, sometimes you wonder if the owner just accidentally put the wrong tag on an item, 'cause the price just seems a bit out of touch with reality (not often). Swings'n Things can also be a great local place to pick up some gifts for those ladies on your shopping list. You are guaranteed to find items that aren't available in those big box stores. Happy shopping!

So this place is technically not in Haverhill where Frannie comes from but it still made it on the…read morelist of places to visit during my dime mini-tour. I really liked the shop very much (and the dogs were soooo super cute and friendly). There was not much there I could not find closer to me and a little less expensive. Although, Frannie got a Christmas tree (faux because fake sounds trashy :) on sale that was pretty neat. I hope she posts a picture because I thought that was worth the price. The furniture was very beautiful and there was walking stick I had my eye on and had it not been the holiday season (and I had more cash), I would be using it on my hikes right now. Maybe I need to trek back up there and buy it ....

this store has lovely antique, vintage collectables and consignments, but,…read more BE AWARE -- NONE of these are returnable - not even for store credit! Very very disappointing and aggravating! New items? Only within 15 days for a store credit READ THE SMALL PRINT!

Had loved this shop and all its creativity - had purchased a number of items at it that I reveled…read morein the fact that you wouldn't find them elsewhere. Each time my husband needed suggestions on gifts - I would remind him of "my favorite store" and he would head downtown to pick something out. One Christmas he decided to get me a gift card and put in my stocking. The gift card was enclosed in a sleeve that the store provided and had written inside "$100.00." It wasn't until about 10 months later I had remembered I had this and set off to pick something out. I decided on a beautiful Lazy Susan with "Exeter" embossed on it and couldn't wait to put it in the middle of my dining room table. As I went to check out - I handed Jeff my gift card which he swiped - I have no idea how their system works but after a couple of tries he says to me "well this is uncomfortable" to which I look at him confused as to "what" is uncomfortable? He tells me the card is not registering and that the gift cards at Christmas had been displayed at the register and would have been easily available for someone to "take"...It takes me a moment before I realize he actually just implied that it was probably "taken" (his "nice" way of saying stolen?)..and not "purchased" - I tell him my husband gave it to me as a gift, as he has purchased many other gifts there for me and wanted me to pick something out myself...I also tell him that I am sure my husband (a man of character, integrity, hard working, educated, father to 4) would not have stolen a gift card and that he most likely paid for it with his AMEX as he uses it for everything...things are a bit uncomfortable at this point and there are others in the store...he wraps my purchase up for me to take and asks me for my phone number in case the owner "has any questions" - At his point I'm ready to throw my bag at him, but decide I will not allow his passive aggressive accusation to keep me from having my purchase - bought and paid for with a gift card my husband had PURCHASED. A week later I receive a voicemail from him asking if I could find and give them a copy of the AMEX bill that my husband may have used - ARE YOU KIDDING ME??? At his point I am furious - and would have just ignored it all together but could not give this man the right to think this and why he never considered that fact that maybe the card was not activated correctly by whoever sold it to my husband...so I went on a hunt and had AMEX look back and send to us the bills from that Christmas .. and guess what??? A charge in the amount of $100.00 at In-Home in Exeter NH three days before Christmas - I will NEVER step foot in that place again - who treats their customers like that???

Great business,candi is very informative, and helpful the wax melts are amazing and there tin wax…read morewarmers are my favorite.

I'm not a big fan of the primitive style but many items here also fall under the basic "country"…read moredecor heading. They also sell rugs, candles, potpourri and a plethora of other items. Definitely a very cute little shop that's been at this location for a few years now. Parking is in the rear and a little difficult to maneuver. Hours aren't great but they are open on weekends. Carriage Towne Primitives is a cute little addition to downtown Merrimac.

Fixtures Etc. has been our go-to source for quality fixtures and accessories for our kitchen and…read morebath renovation projects. We've worked with Chris and Joanna and all the staff have given us excellent customer service. I highly recommend them.

From the owner: We have everything for your kitchen and bathroom projects. Come in to talk to our kitchen and…read morebathroom designers to get started.