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!

This is a true antique store, mostly antiques, lots of items from wall to wall, some prices are…read morehigh but there are many reasonably priced items, all high quality. you wont find any vintage pottery and Knick knacks here. It is more like a museum where everything is for sale. The owner John is very knowledgeable and accommodating. A+++ all ar.ound worth the trip

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 is more of an indoor flea market than an antique store. There's a lot of junk and a lot of…read moresloppy, poorly organized booths, but here and there are actual antiques as well. It could be a fun stop if you happen to be nearby anyway, but I definitely wouldn't go out of my way to visit here again.

11/10!!! Service, selection, and value were great! Kitty and Vince were very nice and…read moreknowledgeable. Would definitely go back again!

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.

PROS: Enormous space where you will definitely get your steps in walking around. Many different…read morevendors with the expected variable pricing. Staff is friendly and helpful. CONS: More nazi memorabilia than I've ever seen in one place, which was depressing. Some trashy booths full of junk. OVERALL: I'd go back, but not frequently. Good glassware and militaria (and I'm not counting the racist crap).

There's a little something here for everyone, from Navajo rugs and turquoise, to antique furniture,…read moreto jewelry, to WWII uniforms (all sides). There are lots of coin collections for sale! This is largely a clearinghouse for local professional or hobbiest collectors to sell their finds: Everything has been closely examined. The bargains happen during the, "going out of business" sales, or the vendor who posts, "Spend $100, get 20%". I like the Fiestaware vendor, who's currently having a 10% off sale of the inventory of factory seconds. The imperfections are tiny, and the ware is nearly indestructible.

This is honestly the nicest second hand store that I've ever been to. The store is giant. They have…read moreeverything from antiques to clothing. It is very clean, and they even have a nice restroom and changing room. I was able to find a few gems here, and can't wait to return! Pricing was fantastic.

I scour the country for thrift stores and have been to tens of thousands of them…read more This store is very large and spacious with a clean and plentiful inventory. Well organized and labeled legibly. The only reason I didn't give it a higher rating was because of the prices. The clothing was fairly priced, but the furniture and other items were out of order. I have seen prices like some of them even in an antique store. An example would be a vintage Singer sewing machine in the cabinet. It was the basic model, not oak, no scroll work. This would sell at auction for $34, at a flea market...$65, at an antique store...$100. This store put a price of $499.00 on it! They also had sporting goods close outs. A pair of football pants that sell for $5.99 at Marshall's was priced at $35. I was the only person in the whole store, that should tell them something

This is the childhood home of Lucille Ball that had been restored to what it may have looked like…read morewhen Lucy grew up there. She had resided here with her mother and grandparents along with her brother Fred. The area is known as Celoron and not far from that home is the Lucille Ball memorial park. Lucy used to work at that park when it was a small amusement park by the lake. The house is painted in a bright blue but what stands out is the polka dot garage door and the lopsided barbecue in the back. The barbecue was probably inspired from one of the last "I love Lucy" episodes. Note-the residence is a private dwelling and people live here. For this reason, you are asked to be respectul of the property. More information can be found on their website which also happens to be attached to the front entry door. Definitely worth a quick photo opportunity.

The love and care that has been put into restoring Lucy's childhood home is indescribable. One…read moreneeds to really experience it first hand to truly appreciate it. And to know that all the money earned is then donated back to the community is a true testament to the type of people the owners are.

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.