Antiques on Beaver Creek is your source for high quality antiques! We specialize in architectural pieces, country furnishing, coins/knives, glassware/pottery, advertising, instruments, garden, jewelry, toys, watches, military, primitives, razors and much more! We feature quality furniture in American, English, French Country, Vintage/Modern Scandinavian and Ray Eames modern movement furniture (1930-70).

With beautifully organized visual displays Antiques on Beaver Creek stands in a league all its own. Come join us for your next quality antiquing experience! Open April-May (Wed-Sat 11-5), Jun-Oct (Mon-Sat 10:30-5:30), Nov-Dec (Wed-Sat 11-5), and Jan-March (by appointment only).

With over a half a million items Antiques on Main is absolutely amazing! You will be able to find a little bit of everything here including antiques, collectibles, old toys, coins, jewelry, primitives, glassware, home décor, new and used furniture including a full line of English furniture. And this is just the beginning of what you may find!

Open May through December ~ Monday, Wednesday – Saturday 10-5pm, Tuesday 12-5pm and Sunday 1-5pm. Open January through April ~ Monday, Wednesday – Saturday 10-5pm and Sunday 1-5pm.

Antiques on Main is truly the ultimate shopping experience! Stop by and see all the amazing items! We are sure to have just what you are looking for!

Owned and operated by Bill and Julia Bishop of Crumpler, Broomfields Gallery features Antiques and Collectibles; Selected Gift Items; and The Gambit - Interior Design. A combination of interrelated and complementary products and services offering a unique opportunity for those wishing to enhance their surroundings. Featured are the UNUSUAL and the UNEXPECTED!

The Bishops are graduates of Miami University in Ohio and have been collecting art and antiques for 50 years. They operated a shop at their B & B (Broomfields) in Central Texas from 1993-99 and showed at the semi-annual Round Top (Texas) Antiques Show. From 2002-07, they maintained space in antiques malls in Asheville, Boone, Blowing Rock, and W. Jefferson. Their stock ranges from useful everyday items, to affordable antiques and collectibles, to high-quality pieces for collectors: a large assortment of fine porcelain bird and fish plates; an extensive selection of china, both utilitarian and for the collector; flower frogs: ranging from moderately priced collectibles to those for collectors only, such as Weller, Van Briggle, Roseville, Cambridge, Zane Ware, and Camark; large stock of old tools and farm items (late 19th and early 20th century); wall pockets of Czech and Japanese origin; early 20th century chalk-ware carnival prizes; assorted crockery and glassware, decorative tins and boxes; selected 19th century American furniture; mirrors, trays, toys and games; copper, silver and brass goods; books and CDs; cards by Julia Bishop; quality Consignments accepted on a 'space available' basis.

414 E. 2nd St, across from the Post Office in W. Jefferson. 11-5 Thursday thru Saturday. 336-846-4141/home 982-2055; brmflds@hughes.net.

Country Antiques offers a unique selection of antique furniture, tools, clocks, glassware, primitives and much more!  Located on Hwy 88 West, 10 miles from West Jefferson and Jefferson.  Open Friday and Saturday, other days by chance or appointment.  Calls welcome!

Come visit the Historic Todd General Store and recapture a time when life was simple and genuine. Meet the mountain folks and listen to tales of the railroad days when Todd was the largest town in both Watauga and Ashe counties. We are located 10 miles south of West Jefferson or 11 miles north of Boone off of Highway 194, overlooking the South Fork of the New River and located on Railroad Grade Road, one of the most scenic bike routes in North Carolina, along with the Virginia Creeper Bike Trail which runs though Todd.

We offer family oriented activities, antiques, arts and crafts, and a café featuring old fashioned, homemade breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And if you have a sweet tooth you will love our ice cream! On Tuesday nights we have storytelling from 6pm-7pm with dinner at 5pm (our regular menu). On Friday nights we have bluegrass music from 7pm-9ish with a special menu dinner at 6pm featuring anything from chicken demiglaze to pork tenderloin. For both events there is no admission fee, however, donations are requested.

In the summer we have “in house” publishers on Saturdays from High Country Publishers to share their stories with us and “Artisans on the Back Deck” (metals, watercolor, pottery, etc) who also offer classes in the park. There is a lot to do in Todd so come see us and “hear the hot music in the cool Carolina mountains”.