Unique and Unusual Stores Across America

H.J. Smith's Son combines an operating hardware and general store with a densely packed family museum that includes a cypress dugout, old tools, a cast-iron casket and other artifacts.

HAIL combines new and used records with natural-history oddities, vintage medical and religious objects, metaphysical goods, books, tapes, clothing and darkly unusual gifts.

Halloween Adventure, also branded New York Costumes, is a sprawling year-round Halloween and theatrical retail environment with deep costume stock, horror décor, professional makeup, props, accessories, and changing themed events.

Halloween Town operates a large year-round Halloween shop and a separate costume storefront on the same Burbank block, turning permanent spooky retail into a two-stop neighborhood experience.

Hank Perry Raceway combines radio-control culture, technical track design, and organized racing in Spokane Valley, WA.

Happy Cow Creamery combines direct dairy retail, on-site milk bottling and ice-cream making with a broad local-food store and seasonal scheduled farm tours.

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.

Hatch Show Print is simultaneously a production letterpress shop, design archive, retail store and hands-on visitor experience.

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.