Patterson’s Mill Country Store

I am so happy to have been able to visit this historic spot on this day. Thank you to all that have served so that we can be free.
God bless America and Happy Veterans Day!

I remembered while driving by I needed some fresh eggs, which they always have, so stopped in.
This was just a brief stop, but it’s easy for time to get lost while in here, there’s so much to see! Antiques, trinkets, old time candy, squeaky wood floors, homemade jams and soaps, books, an old frig filled with farm fresh eggs & little bottles of Coca-​Cola and so much more in a maze of rooms. Any kind of gift you can imagine and a replica of an old fashioned pharmacy.
Take yourself, the kids, granny and your best friend and step back in time. It’ll be hard to walk out empty handed! The lady behind the counter, who inherited it from her mother, will be glad to tell you how this little gem came to be over 40 years ago.

This is a fun store to browse. It’s an old country store, but most of the items are antiques. It’s fun to look because it’s divided up into rooms. There’s a room of children’s toys and books. There’s also a cute replica pharmacy and doctor’s office. There are a lot of interesting items here, so it’s definitely worth a stop.

My family and I came here tonight. I was hoping to visit the store but sadly it was closed. However, we were able to buy a reasonably, very nice, Christmas tree from here. The couple who were selling them did not own the store but were friends of the people who do. They come down every year to sell their trees brought down from their farm in the Carolina mountains.
They were a very nice couple and very sweet to my daughter. The husband trimmed our tree, shook the dead leaves out, netted the tree and helped secure our tree in the trunk of our car. All for $ 20.
They have very nice trees that range from $ 20-​$ 55/60(that was the highest priced trees I remember seeing). I will come here every year to receive a tree from them.
I also plan to return to visit the store. :)

How could you not love it here! Something for everyone really. Go back in time surrounded by everything you could imagine. Hidden gems everywhere! Bought a super cool old licence plate, some vintage sewing equipment and postcards. Kids love the candy jars. Highly recommend it for visiting family and friends as well.

I’ve been a fan of this place since I was a little girl. I love the antiques and trinkets, old bottle collections, quilts, dollhouse collectibles, etc. The mini old fashioned candy section is a treat also. Part of the house serves as a museum of sorts, focused mainly on medical and pharmacological history. They have some really cool items! The only downside is the gravel driveway. Otherwise, the place is really fun to visit!

I LOVE country stores! How cute is this place!?! It’s a maze of antiques and old country stuff. There are trinkets, jam, jewelry, candy, snacks, books, toys, soaps, stationary, lamps etc! There’s a nice display of antique appliances and tools as well. I’m probably missing stuff b/​c the place was so huge. I’ll have to visit again. It gave me so much joy. (I know I’m a little weird like that) LOL
The place is much bigger than you think! There’s even the old 1928 pharmacy still there with old medicines still in the jars! The pharmacists wife was there and she showed me around the pharmacy. So… if you like antiquities and lavender goat milk soaps and homemade jams try Patterson’s Mill Country Store!
P. S. It’s also used a museum of antiquities!