I've been visiting Northern Maine for over 37 years. In the past 10 years or so I always thought…read morethere should be an antique store up here. There is so much history in this area that a simple glass bottle or plate or old saw can tell. We came up this summer in early July , and I noticed on Facebook an antique store had finally opened up and an amazing historical building of Dyerbrook. The owner moved here to Maine in the fall. She has a love for Antiques and I think she saw the need for the area. When I visited, she was so kind. It was nice to talk to somebody who had the same interest. The interior of the store was fantastic. I experienced both her Christmas in July set up and a general set up. She certainly has a knack for ranging things in a beautiful way. Pricing it is extremely reasonable. I love knowing that I get to go home with some items and I can look at them saying to myself. I bought that in Maine. I highly recommend you visit the store if you are in the area I'm sure you'll at least find one thing that you just can't live without.

Nice selection but pricey. Bought a table and bar.read more

I have excellent service there. The selection of fishes unbelievable value isn't too bad. They have…read morerabbits as well. A bunch of horse gear guinea pig anything you name it shirt personalized stuff you can make they have it all. They even have a little free section. they have everything you need. I even bought that fish tank in and everything that's in the fish tank and I have well over 500 fish.

Stopped for first time about a month ago. She was by herself and very busy but it gave me time to…read morelook around. When we did talk she was very kind and willing to spend time with me. Fish selection seemed low but had nice birds, supplies, clothing, and lots of children items for sale. Will be back for sure. Jim H.

Seriously love this store, it is a gem and a welcome find in the area. Store has a ton of books,…read moreis well lit, organized and shoppable. Always the same lady working, man I adore her. Sweet little Oder lady who is super helpful, friendly and she is a hard worker. I may not always find what I am looking for - as is normal at a used book store - but I have always found something worth purchasing.

When we camp up in Northern Maine, we will often stop here as a day trip. Very few bookstores like…read morethis still exist in Maine, and it is massive! Books on every subject you can imagine! If you are looking for something the store probably has it. Old books to new books, there are thousands. If it wasn't 4 hours north of me I'd shop there all the time! Well organized and cool to look through the different rooms. The service is usually pretty good and they'll help you find whatever you're looking for. Prices are pretty reasonable on the books as well, though some are priced higher than others. Now to the negatives. There isn't a public restroom. With a shop this big, there should be. If you need to use a restroom you have to leave and find one elsewhere, then return if you want to keep shopping. It's really inconvenient. A big problem is that the shop is CASH ONLY, with no ATM available. I get why smaller businesses opt out of credit/debit cards, but this bookstore is big (in size) and a lot of people, myself included, rarely carry cash. Like with the restroom, you have to leave to find an ATM somewhere to be able to pay for your books.

Items available for review if living local. Highly varied selection every two weeks. Local pick up…read moreor shipping. Olivia & Anthony are all about the customer. Moving to new larger nearby location later this summer.

Very nice Boutique. Exceptional service. Fashion Today Woodstock sells many Canadian Made…read moreClothing Brands.

Wonderful collection of thrift items, antiques, clothing and odds and ends. I highly recommend this…read moreplace.

The O'Toole Gallery has long been a cultural mainstay in the area and has been turned into an…read moreartists' co-op with work ranging from fine art (there are some notable artists exhibiting) to iron work, furniture, pottery and stained glass. Every time I take my summer visitors there, they love the quality, variety and the reasonable prices. The last time I was there, we bought a nicely framed stained glass piece for about $100, a small wooden bowl for $25 and an art print for $30. Most purchases are tax-free too because the majority of co-op members are "self-employed" and exempt from the HST! The newly opened Celtic Fox Coffee House, in the same building, offers a wide selection of coffees and teas as well as sandwiches and sweets. The menu is updated often and both the food and the prices are good. Service is friendly. They also host occasional music evenings with professional performers and no cover (check their facebook page). Both businesses are open Monday through Saturday from 9am to 5pm year 'round. They are located just off Highway 105 in Grafton, across the bridge from the better-known and very pretty town of Woodstock NB. Look for the rustic building with the red roof. In summer, there is a very good Saturday Morning Market with organic vegetables, hot food, baked goods, pickles, etc. It's a local favourite.