Country stores

Small country stores once dotted the state’s landscape. Today, many have either disappeared or else sit abandoned at lonely road crossings, but some mom-and-pop shops have found ways to thrive while carrying on rural commerce. Here are three such markets where travelers can drop in for a snack, some conversation, and a taste of old-time Texas. Read More >

"If we ain't got it, you don't need it!" General stores were once the hub of rural towns, where people came not just for provisions but for gossip and treats. We found a bunch that are still thriving, selling penny candy, groceries, housewares, sandwiches and more.

Country Store | Old Bishop Farms

Welcome to Hillside Acres! It is owned and operated by the Hufford's- Brent & Gina, Caleb & Bethany, and Reuben & Megan. We began this adventure together and opened in the fall of 2018. Hillside Acres is located just outside of Rossville on 600 West and only 20 minutes from Lafayette. Come out to our…

If you grew up in one of Virginia’s small towns, you may remember the days of walking to the local general store. Whether you were picking up household supplies for Mom or just a few pieces of candy or an ice cream cone for yourself, these stores served as a hub of community activity. Looking back

From candy to hardware, these old-fashioned shops sell it all.

Country Store offering delicious homemade baked goods, salads and sandwiches.

Come on in and taste a few samples, get a sandwich or two, and bring home some of the freshest goods you’ll find in North Georgia.

Across The Savannah You never see a true country store anymore. Changing times and interstate highways put them on the endangered species list and today weeds, kudzu, and pines advance through and …