Old fashioned general store

"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.

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

How to Open an Old-Fashioned General Store. An old-fashioned general store exudes a timeless charm and a modern appeal. These character-rich buildings were historically a "one-stop" destination for rural or small-town residents shopping for the farm, home

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

Satisfy your sweet tooth at one of these cool candy stores across America.

The first Mast General Store opened in 1883 and sold everything from cradles to caskets. Today, the store has 11 locations across the South that strike a clever balance between old and new, nostalgia and utility. Here's why Mast General belongs on your next road trip route!

A hidden general store bakery in New Jersey has some of the best cookies, pastries, and sandwiches in the entire Garden State.