Unique and Unusual Stores Across America

Harrison Brothers keeps its historic retail environment intact while operating as a shop for local and regional art, fine crafts, housewares, foods, books, toys, gifts, and other goods.

Country Village connects Harry & David’s largest retail showroom directly to a behind-the-scenes tour of the Medford production system that makes and packs many of the foods sold through the brand.

Hasegawa General Store preserves the old catch-all meaning of 'general store,' serving Hāna with groceries and produce alongside apparel, fishing gear, books, household objects, wine, souvenirs and famously miscellaneous necessities.

Heber Valley Artisan Cheese pairs an active creamery and farm store with scheduled dairy tours, tastings and cheesemaking classes at a long-running family farm.

High Amana General Store is both a working shop and a preserved retail museum, selling modern merchandise inside an 1857 store whose historic interior has changed remarkably little.

Historic Greef General Store layers an antique-and-craft shop, artifact displays and a working fudge business into a restored 1840s storefront beside the Des Moines River.

Hollywood Candy combines an enormous candy and soda selection with a diner, arcade, theater and changing pop-culture displays in Omaha’s Old Market.

Horrocks Farm Market turns grocery shopping into a collision of produce market, specialty grocer, greenhouse, nursery, florist, prepared-food hall and social venue, complete with an operating tavern and beer garden.

Hussey's turns the old one-stop rural mercantile idea up to an almost implausible scale, combining everyday groceries and hardware with sporting goods, clothing, farm supplies, furnishings and a serious bridal department.

Iowa 80 Truckstop turns a highway fuel stop into an enormous retail, dining, service and entertainment complex where travelers can shop, eat, watch a movie, visit a museum, see a dentist, wash a dog and outfit an entire semi without leaving the property.

J.Q. Dickinson reconnects retail to one of West Virginia's oldest industries by pairing a modern salt shop with active production and hands-on interpretation.

Jack Rabbit Trading Post turns a small Route 66 retail stop into one of Arizona's classic roadside experiences, mixing food, apparel, novelties, books, games, signs, collectibles, and decades of rabbit branding around an enormous photo-op jackrabbit.