My daughter and I were really wanting to visit this store. We came to Georgetown specifically for the historical flare and local artisan shops. My daughter is in a power wheel chair. Of the 4 doors to this shop, only one could be used. The doors are a French door style, so it was just half of the doorway that could be opened. I asked if we could unlatch the opposite door so her chair could enter the store, and the lady working there explained that 3 of the 4 doors are broken. She then went into this speel of how Georgetown is very old and historical with old buildings that are not expected to have working doors, etc, because of the age of the town. We didn’t push the point (it was an incident lasting a total of about 30 sec). I don’t waste my time arguing accessibility, etc, as it just takes time and seldom makes a difference in a persons outlook. However, as we moved on to the store next door that had working doors, I couldn’t help wonder what will happen when their last old, historical...
   Read moreI have only lived in Texas for about 4 weeks and I have stopped by this store every single weekend thus far. Everyone is so welcoming and friendly and the items are truly amazing. The lovely humans that create all of the pieces are true artists. They even do custom requests. All of the prices are VERY reasonable. Sometimes I feel like I am stealing since you can see how much work they put into each item. I love this shop and will continue to frequent for all of my gifting (and...
   Read moreI love this store! Everything is made by a senior 50 years or older and they have many one of a kind items. The volunteers are so nice and if you see something you like get it then because it may not be there when you come back. Some artisans do special orders so if you see something you like but want a different color etc ask the volunteers and they will help accommodate you. Oh they are also having Christmas in July so come by for your early...
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