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This 3,000-square-foot shop dates back to 1809 and is packed full of
farmhouse-style home accessories, including furniture, lighting, quilts, and
fabric by the yard. The store also features an old-fashioned candy display case
brimming with treats.

Photo: Facebook via Brown and Hopkins Country Store

Old Sautee Store in Sautee Nacoochee, Georgia
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Old Sautee Store in Sautee Nacoochee, Georgia
Founded in 1872, this store harks back to the warm hospitality found in the
local shops of yesteryear. The carefully selected goods include a variety of
sauces, spreads, and soaps.

Related: 25 Tiny Towns to Visit for a Glimpse at How We Used to Live

Photo: flickr.com via JR P

Cataract General Store in Cataract, Indiana
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Cataract General Store in Cataract, Indiana
If you were to close your eyes and imagine what a classic American general store
should look like, you might picture something like the Cataract General Store.
This shop first opened its doors in 1860 and continues to offer a wide range of
wares—just steps away from a beautiful waterfall.

Related: 20 American Treasures to See Now—Before They Disappear

Photo: flickr.com via Jimmy Emerson, DVM

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Old Riverton Store in Riverton, Kansas
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Old Riverton Store in Riverton, Kansas
This Route 66 pit stop has been operating since 1925 and is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places. Beneath its tin ceiling you’ll find
produce, a deli counter, memorabilia, and an array of local handicrafts,
flowers, and other decorative pleasures.

Related: 15 Classic Roadside Motels You Can Visit Along America’s Highways

Photo: Wikimedia Commons via Abe Ezekowitz



Edge General Store in Edge, Texas
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Edge General Store in Edge, Texas
At one time the focal point of the small community of Edge, Texas, this store
dates back to 1907. It was remodeled in 2007 after having stood empty for 40
years, and today it stocks a selection of gifts, serves lunch and dinner (and
ice cream treats), and hosts live music events.

Related: 18 Small Towns That Changed America

Photo: Facebook via Edge General Store

Shaw’s General Store in Stowe, Vermont
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Shaw’s General Store in Stowe, Vermont
Built in 1895, this store has been family owned and operated for 120 years and
has evolved to serve the needs of the modern community. Patrons can browse
selections of the best Vermont maple syrup as well as gifts, novelties, and
clothing.

Related: 20 Weird and Wacky Destinations for a Family Road Trip

Photo: flickr.com via The Other Dan

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Jefferson General Store in Jefferson, Texas
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Jefferson General Store in Jefferson, Texas
Set alongside a winding bayou, this general store served the river-port town as
early as the 1870s and continues to stock a variety of goods and treats,
including the store’s homemade pecan pralines.

Related: The 20 Friendliest Cities in America

Photo: flickr via Nicolas Henderson

Port Gamble General Store in Port Gamble, Washington
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Port Gamble General Store in Port Gamble, Washington
This three-story general store dates back to 1916. It sells souvenirs and an
assortment of goods, and it also houses a full-service restaurant and a small
museum.

Photo: flickr.com via David Seibold

Good Hart General Store in Good Hart, Michigan
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Good Hart General Store in Good Hart, Michigan
Built in 1934, this general store stocks an array of gifts and goods and offers
a full-service bakery and deli that’s open from May to October. The building
also serves as a local post office and features a lovely antique cash register.

Related: The Best Free Summer Destination in Every State



Photo: Facebook via Good Hart Store

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The Clark Store in Clark, Colorado
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The Clark Store in Clark, Colorado
Visitors to the Clark Store can grab spectacular views of Sand Mountain along
with their groceries, sundries, and gifts. The store also sells liquor
(including a fine selection of craft beers), organic local produce, and ice
cream. It provides a full deli menu with freshly prepared sandwiches, salads,
and breakfast items—and nearby picnic tables where you can savor your purchases.

Related: 20 Must-Visit Mountain Towns Across America

Photo: Facebook via The Clark Store

Cooke City Store in Cooke City, Montana
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Cooke City Store in Cooke City, Montana
Located near the entrance to Yellowstone National Park, this general store is a
good place to buy a fishing license and sporting goods. The store, which dates
back to the late 1880s, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Photo: cookecitystore.com

Floyd Country Store in Floyd, Virginia
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Floyd Country Store in Floyd, Virginia
Enjoy the best of Appalachian culture in this store that doubles as a live music
and dance venue on the weekends. The establishment considers itself an
“incubator” of local heritage and features a café and a quirky collection of
local and regional goods.

Related: 15 Places Every American Should Visit at Least Once

Photo: flickr.com via Richard Toller

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The Brick Store in Bath, New Hampshire
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The Brick Store in Bath, New Hampshire
Visiting The Brick Store is like stepping back in time. Listed on the National
Register of Historic Places, it is recognized as America’s oldest continuously
operating general store. The shop, which opened in the 1790s, is known for its
smokehouse meats, maple syrup, and homemade fudge.

Related: 18 Small Towns with Strange Claims to Fame

Photo: flickr.com via John Bolduc

Old Village Mercantile in Caledonia, Missouri
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Old Village Mercantile in Caledonia, Missouri
The village of Caledonia boasts dozens of homes and businesses that are on the
National Register of Historic Places, including the Old Village Mercantile,
which stocks a whopping 600 varieties of candy.



Photo: Wikimedia Commons via TheCatalyst31

Williamsburg General Store in Williamsburg, Massachusetts
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Williamsburg General Store in Williamsburg, Massachusetts
Built in 1876 as the town was recovering from a devastating flood, Williamsburg
General Store still serves as a community hub today and retains many of its
original features.

Related: 100-Year-Old Houses That Haven’t Aged a Day

Photo: Wikimedia Commons via John Phelan

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Cottagewood General Store in Deephaven, Minnesota
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Cottagewood General Store in Deephaven, Minnesota
What was once a general store for guests summering along the shores of Lake
Minnetonka in the 1890s has now earned a reputation as a beloved neighborhood
gathering place. The seasonal store sells ice cream, baked goods, and coffee,
and hosts a variety of community events.

Related: The Best Tiny Beach Towns from East to West

Photo: Facebook via Cottagewood Store

Vidler’s 5 and 10 in East Aurora, New York
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Vidler’s 5 and 10 in East Aurora, New York
This quirky shop was founded during the Great Depression and gained local fame
in the 1980s, thanks to its delightful TV commercials. The family-owned novelty
store has expanded and now occupies multiple buildings decorated with red and
white awnings and gingerbread trim.

Related: 8 of the Great American Hardware Stores

Photo: flickr.com via Steve Beger

Colebrook Store in Colebrook, Connecticut
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Colebrook Store in Colebrook, Connecticut
When it briefly closed in 2007, Colebrook Store was the oldest continually
operating store in Connecticut; its doors had been open for 195 years! It
reopened in 2014 and now carries groceries and candies and serves sandwiches,
homemade soups, and chili to its loyal customers.





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