“I bought a grand father clock in Houston 25 years ago and brought it with me when I moved to East Texas. The chimes quit working correctly on the hour. Mr. Baker drove all the way from Nacogdoches to Henderson, picked up my clock, took it back to his shop in Nacogdoches, completely rebuilt the interior clock works and even replaced the hairline crack in the face plate and delivered the clock back to me and it works perfectly! This gentleman really is a professional. Do not hesitate to call him!!”
“Huge selection of pyrex and corningware. If you are missing lids, this is the place to find them! Nice owners but don't bring your bags in they will make you lock them up.”
“Lots of cool stuff packed in here. A ton of old records, old fishing lures, jewelry, coins and everything in between. I went because I heard they could help me with some old coins. Very knowledgeable and they gave me a fair price. Cool place to wander around and find a treasure.”
“There is so much to browse through! I have been several times and am always impressed with how much there is to look at. The way the store is set up is through a collection of booths were different booths represent different sellers. This leads to a wide selection of products, from new to old and broad to specific.”
“Very nice little antique store on Main Street in Nacogdoches. This place has a wide variety of choices for collectors of all eras. They especially have a great selection of antique and vintage advertising if that is your thing. The staff was friendly and inviting and had good knowledge of the inventory. It was easy to see why this little store has won "Best Of Nac" for Antique Stores.”
“Walked by on a recent visit, the statues/yard art caught our eye so we ventured in. It was the coolest/craziest place you will ever see. So many unique items, you could spend all day looking. If you are in the area, it's worth stopping by. It is walking distance from the Freedonia brewery.”