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IMPORTANT: this is no longer a multi-vendor shop. The store is on the smaller side and packed to…read morethe gills, but walkable. Prices are sky-high. Crazy high. There are some nice things, especially furniture, but I don't know who the target customer is here. Sadly, I can't recommend it unless you have money to burn.

This store is excellent with an awesome selection of restored antique products such as furniture…read moreand decorative pieces. The staff is very helpful and friendly and the place is set up very nicely. I've gotten several pieces from this store as gifts as well as shopped for others for gifts here and will continue to do so. Would definitely recommend this shop to anyone who has a taste in restored antiques.

My mom and I used to go to Country Woods around Christmas every year when I was a kid to browse and…read morelook at everything to get into the holiday spirit. I remember buying a Boyd Bear one time with my allowance. Over Thanksgiving, we decided to stop by for the first time in quite a while! Have to say, a lot of it seems very familiar and I am always impressed on how much they can get in there and how it is organized/decorated. A lot of care goes into it. I don't really recommend it for strollers/those with mobility issues/small children as the aisle spaces can be narrow and much in reach to accidentally be bumped. The rooms just keep on going and take up even more of the plaza than I remember! Most all of the items seem like they are of really good quality. I would say in general things are a bit pricey for Jamestown, but there are various price points and many things to buy in various price ranges. As per the name, most items have a more rustic/country/antiqued look to them. This isn't really my mom or my decorating style, but we still found items that we liked. They carry everything from curtains, lamps, wall art, pillows, quilts, decorative containers, candles, ornaments and more for home decor. There was also a large Vera Bradley section, as well as some other bags and accessories with a bit of a vintage/historical flair. If you are driving through the area, it is a neat place to check out that carries a lot of different things that you won't find at the big box stores.

It was pretty nicely price on items are typically find a antique store and they also offer delivery…read moreof some out of town items. In addition to that the staff was happy and go to work.

Looking for "Odds & Ends?"…read more Really wish this place was closer to my home - Rooms full of anything and everything you could imagine. What are you looking for? What do you need? Arrived here just an hour before closing and I was sad because I really could have supplied all my tool kit needs for little cost. And let's face it, they don't make things like they used to. I left with a new knob for my broken hose spigot, replaced a file for my toolbox ($1.50), and an item for my target practice. With more time, I certainly could have supplied more needs for items around the home and garage at excellent prices.

A wide selection of vendors and wares. My favorite: going…read morethrough the several large booths of vintage hand tools (and some modern ones). All reasonably priced. Meanwhile, my wife is buying China and vases and not paying attention to what I'm picking up. It's the perfect arrangement !

3 floors of great browsing and shopping. Not over crowded so you can get a good look at the…read moreproducts. Staff is friendly. Easy parking.

3 floors of stuff but not many treasures to be found. Okay if passing through but wouldn't go out…read moreof my way to visit.

What an entertaining evening! After dining at the Plaza restaurant, my friends and I wandered over…read moreto this antique shop, looking for nothing in particular. We ended up staying there for almost an hour, very entertained by the shop owner and his employee! He told us so many cool stories, showed us oddities, cool collector stuff, and told fun jokes. Things you can find here: comic books, tie dye shirts, old books, lots of trading cards , taxidermy, dead insects, art, toys, pogs, knives, cds, furniture, records, vinyls, two headed turtle, autographed books and portraits, t shirts, pins, nazi artifacts, World War Two era items, etc.

Great store tons of cool stuff! Charlie was great and very helpful. Helped me end my search for…read moresome sweet ww2 memorabilia!

They are honest, pleasant and funny! I love shopping there and I donate a lot too! They have some…read morebeautiful items, f "Different" things and usually lots of vintage Tupperware! I recommend Finders Keepers to everyone looking for a delightful thrifting experience.

Easy to find, easy parking, no steps to get in and friendly people. No public restrooms - be…read moreprepared! Definitely more of a second-hand store than an antique store but it was well organized and clean. No musty smell that some places have. I was looking for a table cloth, and they had a few but not all of them had dimensions and I'm not good at eye-balling how big they are (I've bought a few that way and they were too small). Hubby bought a train set and a book. We would stop back when in the area.

This place owned by one sister and Our Little Shop just a few miles up the road is owned by…read moreanother. They are both our favorite antique and unique gifts shops anywhere. The sisters and their guys are wonderful, their prices are great, and the inventory is always changing. I love going both of the places often.