Halley's Junction
It's been around forever so you know to overlook the dusty layers and the clutter, all of which add to the experience. The old red-brick store with its creaky wood floors and pressed-tin ceiling feels like a step back in time—even the second hand seems to move a little slowly in its sweep across the clock face. Old tools hang from pegboards, antiques and collectibles cover every surface, and owner Hank Halley and his wife, Diana, hold court at a table in the middle of the large open room. If you need directions they are happy to point you down the right path, and they might share a story or two. Buy a cold pop, some snacks, or sandwiches from the freezer. April-October, Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.